Hero. Villain. Mom. - Elizabeth Mitchell Interview

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She has creeped you out as Dr. Juliet Burke on Lost and enthralled you as FBI agent Erica Evans on V. And while for many she may be a newcomer to the television landscape, Elizabeth Mitchell has been making a name for herself on the small and big screens for the last sixteen years, including sharing the spotlight with Tim Allen in The Santa Clause 2 and 3. Lately she’s had her hands full juggling two major sci-fi series and raising a four year-old son. Taking a break from all of that, Mitchell spoke to ADD from her home in Bainbridge Island, Washington, touching upon everything from stardom to motherhood to the future of television viewing.

You have this knack lately for picking these shows that involve multiple storylines. And Lost’s season five finale left you with quite the cliffhanger.
Not dramatic or anything. It happens every day in my life.

Are you going to be able to handle this extra commuting between these two shows?
It hasn’t been a problem so far. I know at some point it might be, but it hasn’t so far.

You sound much sweeter than Juliet. I remember interviewing Michael Emerson a couple of years ago, and he is obviously much different than his character on Lost. I asked him about people coming up to him and if they were friendly or afraid of him.
I’ve gone through airports with him, and in some ways they’re afraid of him, but it’s more in that way of, “You’re bad.” I think they know. Some people say, “He just creeps me out.” I’m like, “Well, that’s his job.”

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