The Cast Of 'Lost In Space' Reunite For A Special Hollywood Event
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- 50 years ago, the Robinson family got ‘Lost In Space'...the series was set in the far off future: 1997. The mission? Colonize deep space. But things went wrong...and for three seasons, viewers tuned in weekly to see where they would end up next.
The Hollywood Show is the country's longest running celebrity autograph and pop culture expo that takes place quarterly in Los Angeles.Each show (January, April, July and October) features a rotating list of nearly 100 stars from classic film and television, popular musical artists as well as favorites from today's popular shows. FULL INTERVIEW HERE: www.myfoxla.com...
The show was a HUGE part of my childhood. Loved it then, love it now.
It's a show that inspired MANY kids to enter into science, engineering, etc.. motivating decades of American innovation and technological advancements. The social impact of such TV shows is greatly underestimated.
High school and on!
I remember Angela Cartwright from,The Sound Of Music.Great movie.
I have a proud picture of me standing in the middle of June Lockhart Marta Kristen and Mark Goddard.
I was grinning from ear to ear
Loved Doctor Smith..."Oh, the pain"...
God, that was a GREAT show. Still love them today.
I was a Japanese primary school pupil when "Lost In Space" was broadcast in Japan in 1960`s, and I was a great fan of this awesome TV program. When I watch former actors of this program, I have to concede that more than half a century has passed since then, and no wonder I`m no longer a kid as I used to be.
June is now 97..my favourite tv mom. .and one of the last remaining from that golden age...keep going June 💕
RIP Guy Williams... Dick Tuefeld... Bob May... and especially Jonathan Harris. "Oh, the pain!"
Mark Goddard passed this year too. RIP.
@@loudseywillingham5522 Last year, you mean
this is my favorite cast and i miss the years watching lost in space,the cast looked fabulous as they aged nicely to June, Angela,Marta,and Billy thank you for the awesome seasons you all did on lost in space you were all my top favorite cast.whatever happen to robot wish he was.there and guy Williams.and mark Goddard as well as Dr.smith i miss them. I am glad you did the interview.i felt like was a part of the Robinson family in space awesome it's still in my heart at age 57 now.always will keep at it to.keep remembering the show
I still watch Lost in Space even though I have seen each episode probably 15 times
LOVED LOST IN SPACE ..STILL DO....A GREAT CAST.
I have all 3 seasons of Lost in Space on DVD. I'm 62 years old and it was the best series I've seen in my entire life...
I fell hard for Penny Robinson when I was 8 years old.
Angela you still look great.
Same for me and we are the same age. Bill Mummy fell totally in Love.
Jajaja me too
Angela was a beautiful child, but when the estrogen kicked in she lost that vulnerable quality.
I follow her on instagram!😄
Looks like she ate Dr. Smith
the musical score was totally insane, it's overlooked a lot :)
I liked the earlier intro music. It had a sense of mystery and sci-fi groove to it.
The original music was composed by John "Johnny" Williams, Who would go on to score such memorable classics as "Jaws", "Star Wars", "Close Encounters of the Third Kind", "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and many many more.
Also Bernard Hermann's music was used in the first season, with music from "The Day the Earth Stood Still" and "Beneath the 12 Mile Reef" being notable examples.
Love them for the way they appreciate their Fans. They are Forever Robinsons...and Major West.
Love this series so much. I was only 4 when it was first shown and I believe showed in the UK later. I appreciate it more than ever now on DVD. The stars were definitely Dr smith, Will and the Robot. But every Robinson Family played with conviction. Love June Lockhart. Tv's greatest tv mom in Lassie and Lost in Space.
I remember watching it after school everyday.... simple days
Angela- please ignore the rude comments directed toward you. You are, and have always been beautiful! Thank you for this interview!
Have you seen her LIS book called "Lost and Found in Space". great book I got it on Amazon
Great memories of watching 'lost in space' on our black and white TV in New Zealand in the 60's
Guess i was lucky, my dad INSISTED on a color tv, in 1965 , 3 years before color was released to the genral public. at first, it was only a few shows and ads, but, over time, it blossomed. Too bad, the older episodes of LOST IN SPACE were in BW!!
Because it was cheap for Irwin Allen and CBS.
Beverley Heidenreich I loved Lost in Space as a kid, still do! I watched every episode. I'm 57 now. I Had a huge crush on Judy! Those were the best days of my life! I really enjoyed the music at the beginning of the show.
Haha, yes.....they did reruns right through to the 80's too if I remember rightly. Good old TV1.....well TV2 by the 80's.
Still love that show ....great memories ....
watching this piece was truly a treat I met Billy Mumy at the Dearborn Convention in 1990. What a nice guy. I truly Love Lost In Space then and will always. The show had heart. I will never forget all the joys this iconic show has brought me. Thanks to the cast of Lost In Space.
They look wonderful! June Lockhart is beautiful!
it's so wonderful to see Lost in Space cast members. The fans would love to see them rescued from space!!!! I'm talking original cast!!!!!( what's left!)
I have always been a fan of LOST IN SPACE! and I probably will always be a fan of LOST IN SPACE! I'm sixty one year old and I'll always love it!!!!!
I was hooked on "Lost In Space" as a kid in the 60s. We used to tape paper plates together to make our own toy versions of The Jupiter 2.
I'm 55 and I grew up with Lost In Space! I couldn't wait to watch this on our old Curtis Mathes TV. I was in love with Penny, Angela Cartwright. My first crush when she started in The Sound of Music. Lost In Space. Even the intro music takes me can. Damn! Great time as a kid!!!
They all look pretty good for 50 years later!
Yes they do wild im watching it now
Oh my....first time I ever saw June Lockhart was on the TV series Lassie as Timmy's mom. WOW I am floored at how beautiful she still is....looked her up, at my posting right now, she is 92.......I am just stunned, didn't even know she was still with us. BEAUTIFUL LADY!!! Not possible to get any classier.
My three brothers and I loved this show as kids. My fave episodes were The Keeper and the one in a scottish castle with this seaweed covered beast. The background music building the tension was brilliant. John was my hero.
Loved this show when I was a kid. In the 1960's, we were all loved outer space and in those days there was a race to the moon. It was very fun to watch.
I wanted to be Penny Robinson. Lost in Space gave me very happy moments in my childhood.
Me too!!!
Lourdes Lozada
We happened to have Seven people in my family, so everyone had an easy assignment to whom they were. Even Dr. Smith...my oldest brother was real serious, so he was Don....but my poor other brother ended up as the Doctor: but somehow it fit!
Great memories of watching lost in space on black and white tele in New Zealand in the 60's
Loved this Show.
Who cares if it started out serious and ended up campy . . . . it was a great show for kids and great memories. The music was so intense to an 8 or 9 year old. And Johnathan Harris was mean in the beginning and became the endearing coward hiding behind Will and antagonistic to the Robot cause he wanted to stay in the series, lol. I love the camp even today ... aah the memories
mreunome Happy Days did the same thing. Started out about the family, then turned into the fonz show.
Not another effeminate , lord preserve us .
@@patrickparker8417 Love every swish!
I never see any credits for the amazing Orchestra that created the mood with that fabulous Music!
The music on the old TV show Johnny Williams, his music for the show was very exciting.
The 2 shows I always watched after school as a kid was Star Trek and Lost in Space.........good times
June Lockhart is the classic TV mom and she is always so cheerful and upbeat during interviews. This show was silly but I loved her deadpan delivery of sarcasm on Roseanne.
I watch the show everyday in the afternoon on CHCH Tv 11 Hamilton Ont. It comes on at 3pm. The station runs retro programs from 10am till 6pm for now it seems. A good choice for the Toronto region.
My hometown. Between Buffalo and Toronto.
sexyeyes1969 Martin Shorts hometown too.
Lost in Space is really two different shows: Season 1 and then Seasons 2 & 3. Season 1 is gritty, artful, serious (enhanced by John Williams' magnificent background score). Seasons 2 & 3 are, for the most part, comical, tacky, campy.
And, btw, Marta Kristen looks fantastic in this video!
buddy51 Unfortunately, the "campiness" starts within Season 1. You could argue that the change started in Season 1 Episode 6 with the space cowboy. Season 2 was clearly the high point for campiness. In season 3, there was an attempt to tone it down (I believe because the adult characters were upset with the way the show was going, focusing almost exclusively on Smith, Will and the Robot), but the damage had already been done.
Credited as "Johnny" Williams... Spent a Frustrating time remembering, and finding there was TWO Theme's...
I agree, as I could perceive this even as a kid and, I was disappointed by the route the show took. The Robot and Will kept me watching, a long with the occasional episode with decent writing. One thing I did like was the interaction between John Robinson and Will as, he and the other adult characters didn't talk down to him or cady coat things. He was treated as though he could understand the impacts of his actions, which is why I think it tended to be the doctor who caused the trouble. I think as the show went on, Will was used to fix Dr Smith's chaos. I think had the series stayed more serious it could have been much better.
les voy escribir en español porque soy de sonora mexico y cuando era niño esta serie era mi favorita no me la perdia que felicidad volver a verlos despues de tanto tiempo.
Los Robinsons son una familia que todo el mundo pueda entender e sentir como un parte de ellos.
I loved this show, It was campy rather than scientific and became a TV Icon. Take it as entertainment with great, funny actors with a few straight men and you'll appreciate it. The lack of canned in laughter made it better. Careers were made from this for fun TV show, including cameo roles by people like a young Kurt Russell.
Television terminology 101: Re "the lack of canned laughter"(?!?) -- Never in the history of television has there been a one-hour filmed show with canned laughter. THAT post-production practice is for the traditional half-hour situation comedies, aka sitcoms. "Lost in Space," which started out as an exciting, futuristic, family drama, evolved into part campiness, but never in the mold of "Gilligan's Island," "The Munsters," "Bewitched," "The Brady Bunch" and other true sitcoms. The transition to the prominence of Jonathan Harris' Dr. Smith and Billy Mumy's Will -- to the detriment of the other regulars' screen time -- and their assorted silliness was still within the frame-work of a fantasy, action-adventure hour.
Second clarification: You miss-used the term 'cameo role'. Cameo roles are instances where a well known star pops in on camera for perhaps 30 seconds or less. Kurt Russell and Michael Ansara (who played his father) were true guest stars with prominent screen time in the year one episode 'The Challenge'. To contrast: if Lucille Ball or Adam West, for example, breezes by for a brief exchange with the Robinsons, then that's a cameo appearance.
. . . Thank you FOX 11 Los Angeles for posting this reunion clip.
Every boy in 1965 wanted to be Will Robinson. Lost in Space inspired MANY kids to enter into science, engineering, etc.. motivating decades of American innovation and technological advancements. The positive social impact of such TV shows is greatly underestimated.
June Lockhart still looks fantastic.
Anybody Seen Richie? And you would know that how?
Anybody Seen Richie? You seriously need to get laid
You are disgusting.
Chuck Anziulewicz She is over 90.
I thought the old hagg, was compost
Jeeesh hosts shut-up and let the other cast members have the dialogue. Great to see them all. Maybe my birthday present will be the 50th anniversary edition in HD so I can relive my happy childhood!
How could anyone not LOVE "Lost in Space"????????
It's so nice that they reunited. Really really nice. They all were smiling and had really, really good thoughts. It was a very good day
Look at June. Billy says she is so into fitness, vigorous physical training and exquisite attention to a lean clean diet. WOW!!
For some reason I loved the episode where the Robot was huge in size and they had to get in, fix it, and try and get out while it was shrinking.
Shut up about Angela's weight!..She is a great actress! And a wonderful person!
I hope the chair frame can support her.
You do realize 60% of the population is overweight, & 30% morbidly obese so, it's no longer the norm to be fit. So, get off your judgemental high horse.
She's still beautiful...who care's?
I had such a crush on her, so beautiful! :)
All the space in her chair is lost
Wonderful memories of watching Lost in Space reruns right after school! It was a ritual for my sisters and I to watch while eating a snack. Something so simple that made us so happy! Ans we really loved the show! Still use "Danger, danger, danger, Will Robinson"
I loved this show as a child. The only problem is that when it was live it came on late and my father had to sleep so he could go to work. The worst words I heard was when my father said turn the damn TV off. Whatever I saw I knew I would never see the ending. It was a very bad feeling. Thank God for reruns, DVDs, and pay per view.
Dr. Smith: 'The pain...Oh, the pain!'.
I loved the show and I loved the MAD Magazine Parody of the show. "Lost in Crater Valley...or...The Ruby Valley story"
We're all suffocating from lack of oxygen in this space ship. Robot Robot by the wall, give us a solution to save us all.
ROBOT - Why not open the window ?
Billy is handsome! It was funny when the family came up with various clothes, and other things that could not possibly have had on board. Like Gilligan's Island.
June Lockhart looks good to be 90 years old. Iconic woman
The first season was by far the best, but the entire series was before its time. Great cast, they still all look good. Great special effects for its time and the music made the show much more exciting.
The new lost in space on Netflix pales in comparison to the original.
Met all the cast accept Guy at 98 show in Cleveland, all very nice wonderful people, still love the show to this day.
Today 4/11/22 June Lockhart is 95 years young ! bravo !
My favorite episode was when the robot became giant house sized and Will had to figure out how to restore him to normal size. Second favorite was the alternate dimension episode. Both were very inventive and well written.
Thanks for the memories!
I`m a Japanese and "Lost in Space" was also broadcasted in Japan in 1960`s.To be honest, Angela`s overweight is shocking to me because I was her fan, and loved her cute appearance in 1960`s. Anyway, people change a lot as time goes by.
I still think Angela looked good for her age. A lot of us put on a little weight as we get older. I know I have
I love watching Lost IN Space in the 60s and thought the years all the great show like Sandford and Son
All part of our family TV Sundays...7pm Lost in Space...8pm Ed Sullivan....9pm Bonanza
I loved this show as a kid and still love it now. I enjoyed watching this interview. Everyone still looks great 50 years later. Sad that Guy Williams and Jonathan Harris have passed away. I wonder why Mark Goddard didn't participate in this interview. What I find very sad is the total lack of respect for Angela Cartwright because she's heavy. People change in one way, shape, or form as they age, and I highly doubt that any of you who left negative comments about Ms. Cartwright looks like a fitness model, so you're better off keeping your mouths shut. It's too bad people cannot treat one another with more kindness. There's already too much ugliness, why add to it.
Music Lover Mark Goddard had a hard time finding work after LiS. He was typecast, just like Bill Bixby was after "My Favorite Martian."
But Bixby had a good run with "The Courtship Of Eddie's Father".
Not to mention "The Incredible Hulk"...
Actually, Mark Goddard accumulated a lengthy list of TV and movie appearances following the cancellation of Lost In Space, and also appeared on Broadway with Liza Minnelli in Martin Scorsese's musical play "The Act" (1978).
In 1991 he became a special education teacher in Middleborough, Massachusetts after he finally received his master's degree in education from Bridgewater State College (where he began his studies 30 years prior).
Bill Bixby was NOT typecast, he had a lengthy career in front of and behind the camera starring in and directing comedic and dramatic roles in both films and television, spanning over three decades and achieving many awards & accolades for his work.
His resume includes action-adventures, comedies, dramas, education, horror, musicals, mysteries, religious programming, sci-fi, war, and westerns, as well as hosting documentaries, participating in game shows, and even commercial advertisements.
@@jensmom604 You wanna talk typecast? Let's talk Adam West.
The entire interview went for 9 minutes and 17 seconds and can be replayed in full on the link above.
Fantástico, emocionante para nós, imaginem para eles relembrarem de tudo que passaram juntos...minha série de Tv favorita! Grande postagem! Perdidos no Espaço já tem em Blue-ray DVD! Será que chega no Brasil, com a excepcional dublagem da AIC-SP?! Não sei....vamos aguardar....
Great show Fox Producer!
Wished you had edited in more clips of the show that we probably saw a 1000 times so we just get to hear voices of the stars we have not seen in 50 years that you took the trouble to invite to the studio
Wow 12/17/2017 I grew up watching this show lm 56 years old and guess what lm watching it now. Good show Thank you all for a great show
Billy Mumy is very fond of his fellow cast members. He also had a crush on Angela as a child actor it was love at first site.
I live in Ipanema - Rio de Janeiro .
I love lost in Space
Got lost in the dressing room with those space cuties.
My favorite shows as a kid were Lost in Space and Batman. Two greatest shows from the 60’s
Gee...I miss that program! It's "Hoakyness" was the best part!
I still Love Lost in Space.
I had a huge crush on Will Robinson. there was a two part episode where Will was in trouble. I worried about him all week.
I still love this show but watching it now I realize the Jupiter 2 was a space RV for a family camping out on different planets, LOL!
Para mí es un placer haber tenido el gusto de vivir la presentación de tan maravillosa serie , que nos transportó a la fantasía de la ciencia ficción,y al mismo tiempo la imaginación .
the pilot was good. The first crash landing on the planet with the Ship floundering, the view out the main window, Don in the cryo tube. Just great
I love them all so much... I am a fan from the 80's...
They all look great here!!!
I think Will as an adult would have been much like Bill's character on Babylon 5, intelligent, introspective, etc, but also a technology expert; maybe more of a technomage if he was in the Babylon Universe, lol.
all these years.. still want to kick dr smith's ass. good actor portrayal
Yep....That Bastard!
Oh the pain.....the pain
Me too
Love the cast. Awesome.
I used to have the hots for Angela Cartwright way back then. I guess I still do! Great cast overall. Jonathan Harris was marvelous.
3 shows had a lot in common back then which was star trek, batman, and this show which were campy, only lasted 3 seasons, but ended up being legendary.
tim lamb I don't think Star Trek was as campy as the other two
I wished a million times Irwin would have kept Lost in Space's tone that it opened with. It was a serious endeavor that devolved into fun silliness. Okay - I was a kid back then, so the silliness didnt ruin my interest in it. :-) But when I became a teen - I appreciated the more serious tone the 1st few episodes seemed to present. I loved all the cast regardless - and yes - even Robot.
ImTheDaveman
It would have ended up like a " Little House on the Prairie ". A lot of people swear by that format of family in crisis and relationship issues.
Les escribo en español pues no hablo inglés. Soy de Venezuela. Muchas bendiciones para cada uno de ustedes quienes nos dieron una infancia maravillosa viendo esta excelente serie Perdidos en el Espacio.
time has been kind to all of them!
As said show was a huge hit, back in 60's i loved it then as to. Loving to day, i have all of the seasons, so future watching will be,
Cheryll Lee
It is nice to hear that the cast enjoyed the filming and still gets along.
It’s good to see the cast like this 50 years later. I liked the competent sociopathic cunning Dr. Smith better than the cowardly screamer that came out in later episodes. I understand maybe most people prefer the campy to the ninth-degree episodes that came later. The first season was better science fiction while later seasons won the price for campy stick. I loved this show when I was a kid. I once saw Mark Goddard at a Star Trek convention and was glad to see him. My favorite character was of course the Robot.
It has just started a re-run on Sky horror channel,fantastic ! Love it as much now as in the sixties.
Bill did the Lennier hand sign and move..awesome!
Major West was my first crush
Great series still love it
Lost in Space ...I loved this show.. smiles and I met Marta Kristin in Person..
Roy jr Adair Me too..
Roy jr Adair I also liked the show, was 6 or 7 when it premiered, I also have fond childhood memories of it...
Sighing
Great show grew up watching it.Only 3 seasons!!!
Marta made this show more like .....LUST IN SPACE
Breathtaking
Far out!.. thank you🇳🇿👍
I loved that show
June Lockhart's daughter Anne was in Battlestar Galactica in the Seventies.
Bill Mumy was later in Babylon 5 and Angela Cartwright had been in The Sound Of Music, before she was in Lost In Space.