Maggie Grace, Josh Holloway & Ian Somerhalder Celebrate “Lost” at PaleyFest - imdb

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It has been way too long since we've seen this crew together, and last night (March 16) Maggie Grace, Ian Somerhalder and Josh Holloway reunited with their "Lost" costars at The Paley Center for Media's PaleyFest 2014 Honoring "Lost: 10th Anniversary Reunion."

The beautiful trio was joined by Jorge Garcia, Henry Ian Cusick, Yunjin Kim and Malcolm David Kelley while honchos Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse fielded questions about the mysterious series finale.

When asked if the characters had been dead the whole time, Cuse declared, "No, no, no. They were not dead the whole time. At the end of the series finale, [an ABC exec] thought it would be good to have a buffer between when you have the end of the show and when they cut to say, a Clorox commercial."

"We didn't have a lot of extra footage lying around, but we had footage of the plane wreckage on the beach.

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