In the Reality : Once Upon a Time stars gives scoop

Now that you have checked out the season premiere of ABC, the first time-jumping fantasy bet, Once Upon A Time (from two of the brains behind Lost, Adam Horowitz and Edward listing), you get a taste of what you are against. But you have learned all the secrets of distant plans to display the trigger.

When EW went down earlier this month in Vancouver, we were able to chat with the cast and producer Steve Pearlman, what viewers can expect the following pages of this story. Here's what we learned:

* There are both equal time maailmast.Valatud and the team had to work hard during the episode 8 EW operations, but to read Pearlman episode 10, and said what he wants to see the balance of the Fairy Tale World, and the real world would be like the next batch of the pilot episode. "Usually we go into the World Fairy Tale in the first act. Sometimes a little bit. We have no rule that says we are going to act once a Fairy Tale World, but this usually looks like this," he said.

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Gratest Reality Show Preview : Once Upon A Time

Characters in fairy tales you grew up listening to the people. This is a big part of the upcoming fantasy story about the ABC series "Once Upon Time." From the head of the former "Lost" writers and producers Adam Horowitz and Edward lurch, "Once Upon Time" follows the number of live storybook characters who are trapped in the real world of the curse put on them.

Jennifer Morrison ("Warrior") stars as Emma Swan, to save a woman wonderful world and bring back happy endings. Morrison says there are many more familiar faces in the series, such as Snow White and the show is somewhat larger and much more relatable.

"This relationship driven. This is sort of based on a universal thing," Morrison said. "We have time in our lives, where the economy is so tough and jobs are difficult, many struggles people face. In a way, our show really represents the curse of the stars and hope it is the way to get a band together and find a way out."

Having this kind of sci-fi premise and do something real about it is a ploy to sway and Horowitz say they learned the second time in its sweeping fantasy epic, "Lost". The creators quote character-driven drama "Lost" and the show's leading producers Damon and Carlton Cuse Lindelöf, as extreme in their direction, and a recipe for a successful drama series.

"I think it is important that Damon and Carlton for us was always that it is about the character of the first, although the story is a fun and Story Brooke having fun," says vice. "Like, my God, it's Grumpy scene in Little Red Riding Hood. If you do not care and you do not care about their struggle, it is important to us that they are not only animated characters."

Each of the most tenuous connections to the TV show "Lost", the question arises whether the general curve of the currently planned. Listing and Horowitz say they know where they want, but waiting to see how viewers react to the first. "You can only really take these ideas and then look at the big picture, which is right in front of you and try to tell the best story you can and see what the public says," Horowitz explained.

For further clarification, offered to lurch analogy. "It's kind of like we do on the trip. We know that we will end New York, but when we see a large Idaho potatoes, we must go and see, you're going to veer out and see it," says vice.

"Once Upon Time" ABC will premiere on Sunday at 20:00 ET / 7:00 p.m. CT.

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