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I'm pretty sure that these were just rehearsals before the night shoot.dreamshake wrote:did we see any scene between red and shelly where he isn't wearing his jacket? those set pics may be from a deleted scene.
Linked it in the first entry.BGate wrote:Where's the PDF?
I think he said Bowie didn't get to film anything, which was later confirmed by Harry Goaz. Maybe more, but I forgot.hotcarl333 wrote:Might be being stupid here but there's a bit on page 110 under the blurred out Deadline comment part - says "all this turned out to be true" - what turned out true?
It was awesome! Oh boy, that anticipation! For about 2 years long the tiniest tidbits started dripping in every now and then, making everyone lose their minds. Towards the end most people still knew next to nothing about the plot.Novalis wrote:Really glad I didn't see any of this before the show aired.
Since I joined, this site really did a good job of keeping the mystery alive, and should be warmly toasted for that.
The one thing I wish I had not known was who would answer the door when Cooper and Carrie knocked on it. I was not surprised when it was not Sarah. But in the end, not a real big deal.Soolsma wrote:It was awesome! Oh boy, that anticipation! For about 2 years long the tiniest tidbits started dripping in every now and then, making everyone lose their minds. Towards the end most people still knew next to nothing about the plot.Novalis wrote:Really glad I didn't see any of this before the show aired.
Since I joined, this site really did a good job of keeping the mystery alive, and should be warmly toasted for that.
Fortunately I missed that. I did know about the Carrie shenanigans though.mtwentz wrote:The one thing I wish I had not known was who would answer the door when Cooper and Carrie knocked on it. I was not surprised when it was not Sarah. But in the end, not a real big deal.Soolsma wrote:It was awesome! Oh boy, that anticipation! For about 2 years long the tiniest tidbits started dripping in every now and then, making everyone lose their minds. Towards the end most people still knew next to nothing about the plot.Novalis wrote:Really glad I didn't see any of this before the show aired.
Since I joined, this site really did a good job of keeping the mystery alive, and should be warmly toasted for that.
The rumor comes from an anonymous source that States have been present at a meeting between the directors of American NBC television with David Lynch, that raised the return of series. The premises of this return would be (EYE, SPOILERS!):
the third season would begin having spent the same time in the series in real life, What would be almost 25 years.
Lynch wants to have control of the project and NBC executives are open to this, but with reservations, since they do not want the series to be something extremely unusual. Similarly concerned to be responsible Lynch series solo (the original series did it with Mark Frost).
The story would revolve environment Cooper, who is locked up in the lodge, and a young reporter who is willing to know the whole truth about Twin Peaks, BOB and the lodge.
Since the end of the season 2, the bad Cooper has been in prison in another State for the murder of two people in Twin Peaks. He doesn't know who they are, seems he went berserk. Everyone continues to believe that it is the real Cooper.
Lynch wants to start the series recreating the first scene of the red room of the first season. It would take place today and would be a track that Cooper is trapped in the red room.
I thought an attorney. But yes, something like that. I was quite surprised Denise got only one scene. If there were more and they got cut, it'd be a shame. I definitely wouldn't have minded some other scene to land on the cutting room floor to make space for more Denise.Major Briggs wrote:Didn't someone on the board claimed to have witnessed filming of a trial with Denise as a witness? Or something along those lines.
Yeah I remember that rumor. Not sure if it's in there. Probably speculation from knowing Bad Cooper went to jail.Major Briggs wrote:Didn't someone on the board claimed to have witnessed filming of a trial with Denise as a witness? Or something along those lines.