Amph "I'll see you again in 25 years" - The Twin Peaks thread

i'm getting nervous with all these CELABRITIES popping up in that list. i hope it's not going to be annoying, like in the thin red line where every character is a CELABIRTY.

 

I read she died shortly after finishing her filming.

 

Also

 

New teaser. Gordon Cole is back!

 

Premiere date! 21-May!

http://io9.gizmodo.com/start-planning-your-viewing-party-twin-peaks-finally-h-1790999119

 

Ah good, a finite limit on how long I have to read Mark Frost's book.

 

Details on air dates, 2 hour premier, etc.

http://tvline.com/2017/01/09/twin-peaks-revival-premiere-date-showtime/

Edit: Slowest ninja-ing ever.

 

Teaser thing.

 

Miguel Ferrer, AKA the unforgettable Agent Albert Rosenfield, has passed away at the age of 61.

http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment...nd-twin-peaks-dies-at-61-20170120-gtva39.html

Easily one of my favourite Twin Peaks characters, in a show so full of memorable and colourful characters that it's virtually impossible to pick a favourite.

IMHO, here's quite possibly his finest performance in the show, with next to no dialogue:

 

Cute.

 

The ET coverage of the cast reunion. The editing will make you want to stab your eyes out, but the interviews with the cast are good.

 

No old owls. Disappointing.

 

they couldn't spoil everything.

 

My rewatch is going slower than anticipated. Only managed to watch episode 1 so far.

 

Hazel’s brutal murder was all but forgotten. Until she inspired ‘Twin Peaks.’

https://www.washingtonpost.com/ente...d064a4-31dd-11e7-8674-437ddb6e813e_story.html



Slowpokeking

 

Little more than one week to go, folks.

 

Get hype!

 

I'm just going to bed after injecting four hours of pure, undiluted David Lynch in my eyeballs. It hurts so good.

 

. . . . well .

LOL! what can you say , that's David Lynch alright .

It was engrossing and crazy and sexy and creepy and everything you'd expect .

did anyone else get a Kubricky vibe from some of the shots btw ?

It was more like Fire Walk With Me and Lost Highway than the original TP series , I mean there wasn't really any soap opera or much of the town , is Lynch directing all of them ?

 

It felt like a distilled concentrate of Lynch's whole filmography. There was Lost Highway, yes, and also Mulholland Drive, and Inland Empire, and even Eraserhead. It's completely non-compromising and I suspect that it's going to do for prestige TV what the original series did for primetime soaps.

I don't want to talk any more about it until everyone has had a chance to see it. I just want to say that this not an exercise in nostalgia. This is no Fuller House. Sure, Lynch loves the world and characters and he's obviously giddy to be back to them, but this is David Lynch's next oeuvre, with everything that implies.

I'll probably be rewatching the whole thing through the week. I'm in heaven (everything is fine.)