I'm still resisting TikTok but this is quite fun. Just how did they do the voices?!

 

 

 

@Vee Verity Lambert talks about Twin Peaks. 

 

 

Nice!

David Lynch does the weather now.

 

 

Also: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/how-im-living-now-david-lynch-director-1290834

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https://www.tvguide.com/news/features/james-roday-twin-peaks-favorite-show/?PostType=image&ServiceType=twitter&UniqueID=E329D578-79B2-11EA-9BE9-A97496E8478F&ftag=COS-05-10aaa3b&TheTime=2020-04-08T16%3A06%3A21

After several long years, Joel Bocko's indispensable video essay series Journey Through Twin Peaks has returned.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited May 29, 20205 yr by Vee

One of THOSE cliffhangers.

 

 

 

 

Still, we have the disaster of “Dune” to thank for the eternal Lynch-MacLachlan mind meld, which continued with “Blue Velvet,” the original “Twin Peaks,” and Showtime’s revival “Twin Peaks: The Return” just three years ago.

 

“Anytime I get to work with David, it’s a dream project,” the actor said. “I know that’s not a very interesting answer, but it’s true. When that realization happened is when I returned to do ‘Twin Peaks: The Return,’ it became clear very quickly that he and I belong together. We hadn’t [worked together] for a number of years. While I loved working with him and we made some great stuff before, think this time around I really just cherished every single day that we worked together on that show.”

 

As for what’s ahead in the “Twin Peaks” world for Lynch, who historically keeps his projects wrapped in impenetrable secrecy, MacLachlan said “anything is possible.” (A most Lynchian answer.) “To be honest, I would be the last person to know,” he added. “He kept it from me on ‘The Return’ for a long time and didn’t want anyone outside of himself and [co-creator] Mark Frost to know what was going on. At this point, he hasn’t discussed anything with me.”

 

But he says they keep in touch on a personal level, and have throughout the quarantine. “We’re friends. We see each other now on Zoom, of course,” MacLachlan said. “We’ll grab Laura Dern as well and we’ll basically just sort of chitchat and catch up and reminisce a bit and just talk about what we’re doing, family activities, he talks about what he’s creating of course. Just staying in touch.”

 

The key to his working relationship with Lynch, MacLachlan said, is that he’ll go wherever the director takes him. “Whenever he calls, whenever he says ‘Let’s go do this,’ I am 100% in,” he said, “because the experience is so special.”

Amanda Seyfried plays Marion Davies in David Fincher's upcoming Netflix film Mank, about Citizen Kane screenwriter Herman Mankiewicz.

 

 

 

From an interview with Collider:

 

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Do you think that there’s a chance of there ever being more Twin Peaks episodes, or do you feel like we’ve definitely come to the end of that saga now?

 

MacLACHLAN: I don’t know. David is such an interesting and enigmatic person. I would never say never. I don’t think it’s probably gonna happen, but knowing David, I just don’t know. If he were to return, it would be so much fun. I would love to come back and reprise that role, in any situation. Any way that he would create it would be really exciting to me. But at this point, I just don’t know.

That's the first time he's sounded doubtful to me, but I don't believe he knows more than the rest of us at this point.

 

Edited September 6, 20205 yr by Vee

Amanda could have a real moment with that part, if it's handled properly. 

 

1994 ad with Kimmy Robertson.

 

 

 

Clark Middleton (Charlie, Audrey's husband) has passed away.

 

https://variety.com/2020/tv/news/clark-middleton-dead-the-blacklist-twin-peaks-kill-bill-2-1234793399/

RIP, mystery man.

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