The chance to meet #AlexOLoughlin while visiting the #H50 set.

Over the years Hawaii Five-0 have had a number of these type of auctions to visit the set of Hawaii Five-0, but none of them ever gave the opportunity of actually meeting Alex O’Loughlin himself.

This is really something that I would have loved to be able to bit for – because at long last there is a worthy prize at the end of it, while donating to a worthy cause …….

• Post from Alex’s own Facebook page today:

Alex O’Loughlin : Listen up! I have a special opportunity to support Taylor’s Gift. Want to spend some time with me and tour the Hawaii 5-0 set? We are having an auction where you can win this opportunity with all proceeds going to Taylor’s Gift. Head to this link and bid now! http://chrty.bz/2sqWYqM This auction will end July 13. Good luck!

• What it entails:

Meet Alex O’Loughlin and Tour the Set of CBS’ Hawaii Five O in Honolulu

You and a guest will enjoy an exclusive in-person meet and greet with CBS Hawaii Five O actor, Alex O’Loughlin and a tour of the set on location in Honolulu!

• TIME LEFT TO BID:  Thu, 13 Jul 2017 3:00:00 PM EDT

Loves our fans! Signing fan mail

Donated by: Alex O’Loughlin of CBS Hawaii Five O – Celebrity Spokesperson of Taylor’s Gift Foundation

Additional lot details:

• This experience expires February 16, 2018 and cannot be redeemed prior to July 7, 2017.
• This experience will take place on a mutually agreed upon date, based on the donor’s availability.
• Valid for 2 people.
• An adult must accompany all individuals under the age of 18. 
• Includes a private meet and greet with Alex O’Loughlin. CBS cannot guarantee the meeting of other cast members, subject to availability.
• The winner may take a photo.
• The winner can take something small to be signed.
• Event does not include a meal.
• All travel, ground and overnight lodging are the responsibility of winner.
• Valid for week days only, subject to the production schedule.
• When scheduling, please provide a span of three days with availability.
• Experience cannot be resold or re-auctioned.
• Blackout dates may apply.
• We expect all winning bidders and their guests to conduct themselves appropriately when attending an experience won at Charitybuzz. Polite manners and respect for the generous donor and adherence to any rules or parameters are a must.

 

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#H50 in the early days – TV Guide Nov 2010

 

Scott Caan, who plays investigator Danny “Danno” Williams, that cocky, huggable bulldog you see strutting his stuff each week on Hawaii Five-0, is not so different from his character. Both have been struggling to adjust to a new island home (Danny’s left New Jersey to be closer to his daughter, while Caan jets back to L.A. every chance he gets to visit with his girlfriend). Both live in the shadow of a larger-than-life presence (Danny’s superior, former Navy SEAL Steve McGarrett, and Caan’s real-life pops, Oscar nominee James Caan). And both are all about the work, with little patience for frivolity.

For example, Caan has been asked to shoot a CBS promo out on the terrace of a Waikiki hotel between takes — and he doesn’t even attempt to feign enthusiasm.

“Be here. Aloha,” he mutters three times, with nary a smile and a serious I-don’t-give-a-crap attitude.

Looking on a few feet away with devilish delight: costar Alex O’Loughlin, who senses his pal’s discomfort and shouts, “Smile!”

“B— me,” Caan hollers back.

“C’mon, you have a great smile,” O’Loughlin teases.

This off-camera frat-boy banter is finding a place on screen, too, making O’Loughlin’s straight-arrow McGarrett and his sarcastic hothead sidekick the most buzzed about partnership of the new season.

“We both lucked out,” says O’Loughlin, who has been receiving on-set chess lessons from Caan. “We really bounce off each other, and as we get closer, we can just shoot each other a look, which adds a lot to our relationship on screen.”

While O’Loughlin has been slowly emerging as a TV fan favorite for the past few seasons, Caan has remained pretty much under the radar since the late ’90s as a dependable supporting player in film (the Ocean’s Eleven franchise) and TV (he’ll return to shoot Entourage‘s final season during his summer hiatus). But it’s Hawaii Five-0 that’s making this recognizable tough guy a bankable name, which is why CBS believes viewers will tune in if Caan tells them to “Be here” — even if he personally finds the spots moronic. “I don’t know how to be a cornball, and this is a cornball thing,” says Caan after wrapping the promos. “I will never, ever settle into something that I think is fake.”

“Scott’s very real and wears his heart on his sleeve,” explains the show’s executive producer, Peter Lenkov. “There’s not a dishonest bone in his body.”

True, ask Caan a question and you’ll get an honest answer — like how he feels about being part of the newest jewel on CBS’ lucrative crown of procedural dramas. “If I’d been presented with just a straight procedural, I would have said, ‘No, thank you,'” he says. “The procedural stuff is not the most fun to do, so to get through it, Alex and I have to bust each other’s b—s and try to find ways to do the scene. The character stuff is what I want to do.”

Fortunately for Caan, upcoming character-driven episodes will showcase the actor’s as-yet-unseen emotional side. In tonight’s episode, the body of Danny’s former partner turns up in a luau barbecue pit. Later this season, Danny helps McGarrett as he faces a painful betrayal. And we’ll finally meet Danny’s ex-wife, Rachel (Aussie actress Claire Van Der Boom), whose bedroom will be the scene of a stakeout.

Seeing Caan work his dramatic chops has proven particularly entertaining to his costar. “Scott is just as interesting to watch dramatically as he is comedically,” says O’Loughlin, impressed by what he calls his pal’s “deep reservoir of emotions.”

Even Caan’s famous father has become a fan. “He’s told me, ‘I really like what you’re doing and I’m proud of you,'” says Caan. “And my dad’s the kind of guy who’d come to a play I wrote and say, ‘That sucks!’ The truth is, Hawaii Five-0 is better than a lot of movies I’ve been in. If I can make a ton of money doing something I love and get to a place where I’m doing movies I want to do, then what could be better than that?”

Story By William Keck, 8 Nov  2010, For TV Guide

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