In terms of the US release of INLAND EMPIRE that's due, how many units can you see that shifting? I've got plenty of time for the film and extras would interest me but I am just wondering how much interest there really is in the US for that release now?

Right, but that's you. The way Lynch works and his focus on such a video I can't see ANY need for him to have a Zoom meeting like that to work on it.

In terms of the prod designer or cinematographer, they could have been working on something else at the time or busy.

Sorry, a Zoom call meeting with nearly 10 people for a Donovan video comprising of basically one or two shots and some stock footage of stars and the ocean?

According to somebody on reddit who had “inside knowledge” (the impression I got from talking to them is that they know somebody in Lynch’s orbit, they are based out of LA) Lynch was “personally upset that Wisteria got leaked before production could get underway, and so he pulled the plug until att...

Ickles, people have mentioned the possibility of a co-production between Netflix and Showtime. Any footage used like that would have to be licensed. There's so much we likely don't know about. Apparently Lynch made a film in Europe after 2017 that has never been seen. I have no idea what that is but...

Would Lynch feel the need to do much on location in Washington even if this is more TP? I know he wanted The Return to look and feel like the pilot in parts, but apart from the Palmer house and the diner, weren't all the Great Northern scenes and roadhouse done on sets? Couldn't that easily be repl...

You could find Lynch mention the word 'unrecorded' before in previous interviews I bet. The kind of thing you're describing is something TM.org would be involved in but I just can't see Netflix or anyone throwing money at Lynch to make. In terms of a wider audience and his general fans, I don't thin...

Seems a real stretch to me to think that what is being planned is a documentary about the Maharashi. Lynch already was in the Richard Beymer documentary 'It's a Beautiful World' (2014) which showed them in India and exploring important places relevant to the guru. There's no way such a project would...

Or Lynch called him and lectured him and told him not to say any more (like he did that time Kyle revealed Shelley was supposed to be the killer on SNL) and now this is damage control. I'm relatively confident something's happening (mainly based on the copyright filings and the Zoom meeting) but th...

Krishnan - isn't Palmer a film with Justin Timberlake?

How was the Wisteria shown?

He is gonna be playing T-1000 in the terminator reboot. But on a serious note, hope he is prepping for playing Dale Cooper or Richard? Richard wasn’t muscular if I remember correctly Neither Coop or Richard were muscular in The Return. All Kyle is doing is getting toned and increasing his stamina w...

He is gonna be playing T-1000 in the terminator reboot. But on a serious note, hope he is prepping for playing Dale Cooper or Richard? Richard wasn’t muscular if I remember correctly Neither Coop or Richard were muscular in The Return. All Kyle is doing is getting toned and increasing his stamina w...

Krishnan - its just highly unlikely the new project is budgeted at 85 million. I can't think of any supporting evidence or argument how it could be? The Return was sold overseas to a whole load of places and that's good but its not like the show was some sort of mainstream high-viewing-figures extra...

Yes you're right, the brief scenes we had did create more of a sense of pathos.

Its really good to be able to discuss all of this with you amenable sorts here - thankyou!

Ok, I have no major disagreement with anything written above - I don't see how it really goes against my own ideas. However, as you mentioned "the grief and guilt of Sarah Palmer, the cyclical mistakes made by Shelley and her daughter, the attempted moral growth of Ben Horne", if those are...