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I'm sure he said it. I'm sure it's also more complex than that.Venus wrote:Yes plus unless I've seen the actual words come out of his mouth then I take it with a pinch of salt - this is the press after all. I'm not in denial he may have said it but I'm also not in denial that the press don't sometimes fabricate or embellish.N. Needleman wrote:Finally got my Showtime Anytime livestream running on the Roku. God is good.
I wouldn't be too fussed about that interview - Lynch is clearly cranky and tired of the press. We all know he has a sort of roundabout relationship with memory, fact and time. I expect he is very proud of certain elements and sections of Season 2 he was heavily involved with, but emotionally associates that year with the troubled part of the show (especially when he's cranky and tired). We also know he's always been fixated on the pilot, but that doesn't mean he doesn't value his other episodes (or FWWM, which we know he loves). I don't take the comment about Season 2 that seriously and I don't think other people should.
I'm not convinced neither of them rewatched at all prior or during.Jerry Horne wrote:My theory is that when Lynch & Frost started writing the script, they made a pact to not watch the original series and instead, remember Twin Peaks their own way. All the things they loved and remembered were included. The rest they jettisoned and will explain away in some plot device.
There's no way a major media source would deliberately publish a fabricated quote -- they'd be risking a lawsuit. Plus we've seen the same basic sentiment in several articles at this point.Venus wrote:Yes plus unless I've seen the actual words come out of his mouth then I take it with a pinch of salt - this is the press after all. I'm not in denial he may have said it but I'm also not in denial that the press don't sometimes fabricate or embellish.N. Needleman wrote:Finally got my Showtime Anytime livestream running on the Roku. God is good.
I wouldn't be too fussed about that interview - Lynch is clearly cranky and tired of the press. We all know he has a sort of roundabout relationship with memory, fact and time. I expect he is very proud of certain elements and sections of Season 2 he was heavily involved with, but emotionally associates that year with the troubled part of the show (especially when he's cranky and tired). We also know he's always been fixated on the pilot, but that doesn't mean he doesn't value his other episodes (or FWWM, which we know he loves). I don't take the comment about Season 2 that seriously and I don't think other people should.
secretlettermkr wrote:http://www.gq.com/story/oral-history-of-david-lynch
David Lynch: You could say one puzzle is Season One, another puzzle’s Season Two, another puzzle’s the film. With a continuing story, there’s still much puzzle to put together.
Ross wrote:I had been clinging to faint hope that Heather Graham might show up. But after hearing Lynch dismiss all of season 2, I doubt they'll be revisiting anything done in that era of the show. Except for the cliffhanger. But then again, know knows. Annie did show up in FWWM. And Lynch did say a while back that her message to Laura WOULD have been important back then. We shall see.
The most surprising thing to me is that he apparently is only proud of the pilot now. I know he's always said "The pilot is the thing", but still...
Yeah, but I had no idea it lasts that long.SpookyDollhouse wrote:NDA.Rainwater wrote:Jerry Horne wrote:Interview with Art Director Cara Brower:
https://www.format.com/magazine/feature ... ara-browerHuh?Lynch put the cast and crew on a five year ban.
And you believe that? You should live in the UK with our tabloid national newspapers.Mr. Reindeer wrote:There's no way a major media source would deliberately publish a fabricated quote -- they'd be risking a lawsuit. Plus we've seen the same basic sentiment in several articles at this point.Venus wrote:Yes plus unless I've seen the actual words come out of his mouth then I take it with a pinch of salt - this is the press after all. I'm not in denial he may have said it but I'm also not in denial that the press don't sometimes fabricate or embellish.N. Needleman wrote:Finally got my Showtime Anytime livestream running on the Roku. God is good.
I wouldn't be too fussed about that interview - Lynch is clearly cranky and tired of the press. We all know he has a sort of roundabout relationship with memory, fact and time. I expect he is very proud of certain elements and sections of Season 2 he was heavily involved with, but emotionally associates that year with the troubled part of the show (especially when he's cranky and tired). We also know he's always been fixated on the pilot, but that doesn't mean he doesn't value his other episodes (or FWWM, which we know he loves). I don't take the comment about Season 2 that seriously and I don't think other people should.
This could be true, and to be honest I wouldn't be at all opposed to something like this. In the end, if this new season is as good as everyone hopes I believe most of the fans will be happy that Lynch and Frost pulled something like thisJerry Horne wrote:My theory is that when Lynch & Frost started writing the script, they made a pact to not watch the original series and instead, remember Twin Peaks their own way. All the things they loved and remembered were included. The rest they jettisoned and will explain away in some plot device.
By the time he was done with TSHOTP, Mark Frost had somehow gained an almost-verbatim knowledge of the Lana subplot at the very least...N. Needleman wrote:I'm not convinced neither of them rewatched at all prior or during.Jerry Horne wrote:My theory is that when Lynch & Frost started writing the script, they made a pact to not watch the original series and instead, remember Twin Peaks their own way. All the things they loved and remembered were included. The rest they jettisoned and will explain away in some plot device.
They have brought back Denise Bryson, though.Ross wrote:I had been clinging to faint hope that Heather Graham might show up. But after hearing Lynch dismiss all of season 2, I doubt they'll be revisiting anything done in that era of the show. Except for the cliffhanger. But then again, know knows. Annie did show up in FWWM. And Lynch did say a while back that her message to Laura WOULD have been important back then. We shall see.