Matthew Fox Lost With TV

July 14, 2009 at 4:23pm PST
Tags: acting, children, Lost, marriage, Matthew Fox, movies
Photos: ABC

Matthew Fox has vowed to stick to just movies when Lost comes to an end.

Fox reportedly said he wants to stick to movies because it allows him to spend more time with his family.

"I am not going to do television again. I have done two TV shows – Lost and Party of Five – that have each run for six years,” Fox said.

"When you add it all up, it is in the vicinity of 300 hours of television. I want to find a way to have more control over when I am working and when I'm not,” he said.

Fox said he didn't want to miss spending time with his children while they grew up.

"I am 42 and a father of two children... I don't want to find myself 10 years from now, feeling like I was an absentee father because I was so focused on my career," he said.

Well, Hollywood needs more family men, and it probably doesn't need more TV like Lost.

—Laura Hinton, Splash News

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