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Disney+ digs Holes as Drew Goddard ponders getting Lost again
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scrn logline
Disney+'s new Holes series aims to dig up success, as showrunner Drew Goddard considers a return to the island of Lost
beat sheet
- The Holes TV adaptation will be a fresh take on the 1998 novel and 2003 film, putting a new spin on the classic story
- Drew Goddard, the acclaimed writer behind shows like Lost and The Martian, is in talks to develop the Holes series, hinting at a potential return to the genre that made him a hit
call sheet
Shia LaBeouf, Drew Goddard, Disney+, Holes, Lost