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Series director/editor and longtime Lynch associate Duwayne Dunham is back on the job.

 

Dunham edited Blue Velvet, the TP pilot film, and directed episodes 1, 18 and 25 (when Shelly meets Gordon Cole). He also worked in the editorial department on The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. He is going to be cutting down the hours upon hours of footage for the new series.

 

Vulture interviews David Nevins:

 

 

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Sherilyn Fenn, who's had financial (and other) troubles, is apparently bankrupt and unwisely blogging about it. I won't link to it here, but I hope her spate of new work at Showtime (Shameless and hopefully TP) is good news for her.

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I doubt very much she is playing Diane, as that is a recurring fan theory. But if it was to be anyone it might as well be her, she is an old, old associate of Lynch.

 

Lynch loves Dern and uses her anywhere and everywhere so I expected her to turn up, plus Dern was hinting about being involved in "a big project" with him in 2014, just prior to the TP announcement. Inland Empire is a long, impenetrable watch but she is spellbinding in it and Wild at Heart. And her Sandy is really the proto-Donna Hayward in Blue Velvet. (I've already seen people speculate she is Donna #3...)

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