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‘Lost’ footage erased by airport X-ray
Mistake could cost the show $200,000
 Bob D'amico / AP The cast of ABC's "Lost" will have a bit of extra work to do after footage was accidentally erased at an airport. |
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HONOLULU, Hawaii - Usually when there’s a “Lost” controversy, The Others are to blame. This time, not so much.
Scenes from the hit ABC drama were recently… well, lost… when film of the show accidentally went through an X-ray machine at Honolulu International Airport, Access Hollywood has learned.
Security personnel accidentally screened the canisters, despite warning labels asking them not to.
A rep for the show confirmed the report to Access.
While the erased footage will reportedly not affect the broadcast schedule, having to re-shoot the scenes could become an expensive venture.
According to The Honolulu Advertiser, it costs between $1.5 to $2 million to do a full episode, which normally takes eight days to shoot. So if one day’s worth of film was destroyed, the cost could be close to a $200,000 mistake.
The incident reportedly occurred when the film canisters were mistakenly mixed in with passenger luggage and sent through the X-ray machine.
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