NON SPOILERS: Twin Peaks: Season 3 on Showtime Thread

[mfleite]

Has there been any official stills or footage of Amanda Seyfried?

I don't think there's one officially but one of her on set was floated around over a year ago.

[Jerry Horne]

Ticket Booth etc.

[Jerry Horne]

Has there been any official stills or footage of Amanda Seyfried?

I don't think there's one officially but one of her on set was floated around over a year ago.

I remember that. I shot stills and video of her on set but was curious about official images.

[bowisneski]

Don't think I've seen this one posted before, apologies if I missed it.


Really nice hq version here http://www.bostonherald.com/sites/defau ... k=CihlepVm

[Jonah]

That looks like Good Coop.

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[Jerry Horne]

It's been posted and I think we made mention of the Chet like hair...

[Jerry Horne]

Folks, please use the boards attachment feature to upload photos. Otherwise your post may be deleted.

[bowisneski]

Folks, please use the boards attachment feature to upload photos. Otherwise your post may be deleted.

Sorry bout that and the repost.

[secretlettermkr]

This shot i think is new, its from this russian spot:

Promo from TV-3. TV-3 is a nationwide free-to-air television in Russia.

https://vk.com/video-11098977_456239423

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[Jonah]

Where is that video?

[Cappy]

I think I will be okay if Annie doesn't exist at all in the new series.

I think Annie going backwards in time and telling Laura to write stuff in her diary probably restructured the continuity slightly. So now in the Pilot, Cooper gets Laura's diary and reads an entry about himself, and the whole investigation unfolds differently than it originally did. Well maybe not that exactly, but Annie's message could have bubbled up at any time during the original series and changed things around.

As for Annie not existing at all, I still feel like the original series finale planted the seeds for this. Norma laughing and carrying on with Ed like her sister wasn't just kidnapped by an escaped mental patient, Bobby and Shelly carrying on in the diner like her co-worker wasn't a missing person. I've never been able to make sense of these inconsistencies, but they did pave the way for Annie being completely retconned. At least in my mind, anyway.

Other people have pointed this out before, but there is something strange about Norma's preface to Annie's arrival in town. She describes her sister as being from another time, another place, like she almost doesn't belong anywhere at all. It's almost as if Annie didn't really exist until she walked into the RR for the first time in the series. Why else would Norma and her mother never once speak of their troubled daughter/sister?

[Agent Earle]

"The second season sucked"? Quite a disingenuous comment, and dismissing a lot of great work from a lot of artists. Pretty unnecessary thing to say.

Precisely. To see Lynch turn into one of the lazy media bashers which stomped on S2 and belittled it to no end for a quarter of a century is disheartening, to say the least. And for this attitude to burst out on the eve of the premiere of the new series is ... well, let's just say I'm not amused, let alone happy.

[secretlettermkr]

Where is that video?

https://vk.com/video-11098977_456239423

[Agent Earle]

His disdain for the Windom Earle character is well-documented, so that probably writes off most of the season's final third in his mind.

Is it? I never heard a single statement from Lynch on the subject, so I'd be over the moon it you'd be able to provide me with clues about where to look. I'm dying to hear Lynch talk about Earle in his own words (or at least hearing from someone close to him - who'd not have any interest in lying - elaborate on Lynch's feelings about the matter).