by Todd Gilchrist

Still a relative newcomer to the movie industry, Maggie Grace quickly became one of the most sought-after actresses in Hollywood after showing up as the bitchy Shannon Rutherford in Lost. Future projects include a role in the upcoming remake of John Carpenter's The Fog, but it's her turn on this phenomenally-successful TV series that seems to be causing the most audience overheating.

IGN DVD: Did you have any idea when you joined the show that Lost would become such a phenomenon?

Maggie Grace: It had a lot of potential and we were very excited about it, but no, never.

IGN: What do you think fans will get out of watching the DVD?

Grace: I think the show really lends itself well to that. Like I just mentioned, there's quite a lot to keep up with and a lot you don't catch the first time around. I know I certainly don't with the scripts; it'll take a couple passes and I'll still notice things that didn't jump out at first. There are just so many threads going at once, I think it will really translate well to DVD. I certainly can't wait to give myself a little review.

IGN: Are we going to see anything special this season that you can talk about?

Grace: I'm excited about some of the flashbacks of Claire and her brother.

IGN: Will she still be as bratty in Season Two?

Grace: We're going to see a reason why she's become that way.

IGN: Will her transformation hinge on getting over Boone's death?

Grace: That's something that would affect a person for life, but I think it's provoked a lot of things within her.

IGN: Will we see Ian in flashbacks at all?

Grace: I don't know what I can or what I cannot say. (Editor's Note: That's a yes.)