I know, right? So few words and yet such a clearly communicated emotional response. It's rather dream-like really... Ever had a dream where you're unaware that you're dreaming, and then you notice a detail that feels "off" somehow, and the moment you do, the veil is lifted and you know you're dreaming?
@@vksasdgaming9472 Well, to be honest, there's quite a bit of talent that is shared amongst the cast and crew. That is interesting to watch, in my opinion.
I love Internet. In 1992 I was 20, with a lot of luck we had tv and a landline phone, and I had a discman. Seeing David Lynch directing from my phone screen or computer is priceless.
I was 11 in ballyfermot Dublin watched every single episode with half the teenagers on the road in our house we had the only telephone and pipe TV my dad was employed by rte " a dogs body" yet he played poker every Friday evening in the basement with the toffs came home with there wages and took my mother out and the 4 of us children and our friends never went without " it was magical in many ways 🙂🙌🌀🇮🇪🕊
She is not talked about enough, not at all. She embodied every element of Laura's character that was intended. An exceptional actress. I think her performance in Fire Walk With Me is one of the greatest ever from a lead, male or female.
From seeing Twin Peaks when it first aired, to today, why haven't I seen much more of Sheryl? She's such a charismatic, talented actress. Hope she's doing great in life. 🙏
People think acting is easy, but genuinely look at the performance she delivers in the show/movie/the return, and it's in the same environment as this. just go to a mall food court and act like this to get an idea of how hard it actually is
I try not to imagine all the crew just staring from behind the camera because of how funny the image is to me, but it does give you more appreciation for a really good performance. Sheryl Lee was brilliant in FWWM.
Lynch is shooting a new series called Wisteria: Uncrecorded Night... Kyle MacLachlan has posted about it, so maybe? I kinda consider all Lynch one interconnected universe, I can't wait either way
What joy what absolute joy. Just love this, don't care if we were watching the paint dry or those curtains just billow a little its a joy. I am sure I am not the only one who just wish Twin Peaks would keep on going and going. I will never tire of seeing these characters. And David's cigarette smoke wafting up in front of him makes me chuckle. Twin Peaks forever. Thank goodness for home video eh?
There's so much to see and hear in this footage, it almost feels like we're a fly on the wall. Very interesting that the crew wears shoe covers to protect the set floor; I didn't expect that but now it seems to me a proper thing to do. Oh, and I adore that black dress on Ms. Lee here, so elegant and simple. It's nice to see its full length. She really has a natural beauty and it's somehow improving with the passing of time. I want to make David Lynch eternal, or at least have one of his kids make more Twin Peaks story material once in a while ... just keep it going on and on.
Lynch may have wanted to do something rather different with this chunk of his story, and not have it too similar to seasons 1 and 2 where Coop was such the focus. He could've been playing with audience expectations. Or ... he knew we wanted a lot of Dale but he sadistically withheld him by putting a teensy bit of him in Dougie. We the audience are in such suspense throughout this season hoping that Cooper will break free and "arrive" on the scene. It does come very late in the tale. Have to say, for Kyle MacLachlan, playing Dougie had to have been such a cool challenge ... almost like playing someone with a head injury or mental disability. Kyle really shined there. And being DoppelCooper had to be a fun because he was so different from Dougie.
Complete agreement. WAY WAY WAY too much Dougie crap. Lynch probably felt he needed to present both the stripped down bad Coop and the stripped down good Coop for balance, but the bad Coop scenes all work well, and the good Coop scenes just drag on and on and on.
Why would that information be relevant to cooper thoigh, she was never a threat to him and was basically at his mercy for the entire episode 18 together
I feel that with Lynch films I don't find it necessary or even that I want to watch anything from behind the scenes.. To me, it takes away from what I just watched. I've been a Lynch advocate since I saw Dune when it was released in theaters or Elephant Man the day it was a brand new release on VHS. I highly enjoy listening to Lynch speak about the stories but not from a interviewer or behind the scenes. That's just how it's always been for me.
It's a little fun though to watch his direction ALSO look weird. Like he's delivering it stream-of-consciousness style and you're like "Oh, of course that's why these scenes end up like that." =)
i said, over 25 years ago, to people that saying things backwards and flipping the tape backwards was awesome. all my friends who were aspiring actors said "no that takes the whole aspect of someone being a good actor because of technology"... well, certainly proved them wrong with this video and the others... because this is HARD TO DO!!!
It’s not technology. It’s one of the the basic essences of cinema. Manipulating time. Breaking linear time. If you count editing as technology then ok but that’s what cinema is.
@curiositytax9360 Yeah! That's what I said to them! And you know the people were said "oh, that just takes the whole point out of acting were? ACTORS THEMSELVES. Master directing like David Lynch made his style a work of art, and none of HIS actors complained, because what they had to accomplish, moving or speaking a scene backwards must be DIFFICULT!! What these "Actors" are saying is rubbish, and it hurts their egos.
Who even is Carrie Page? What happened to Laura Palmer? All we know is that she went missing on the night she should've been murdered, wrapped in plastic, and dumped next to the log near Kiana Lodge. The last known person to have seen her alive is Ronette Pulaski, as documented by Agent Tamara Preston in "The Final Dossier"; "The next day, Ronette Pulaski-the girl who was abducted and nearly killed along with Laura, and who had apparently still been taken captive-escaped and ended up in the hospital after being found wandering along a railroad trestle, just like “before.” But she also testified that Laura had wandered off into the woods before she and Leo and Jacques entered the railroad car. Laura was never there."
They both have insane and awesome visions, and the story of twin peaks really isn’t that complex if you understand the core themes that Lynch expands upon over the course of the series. Lynch’s surrealism isn’t just some Chris Nolan time fuckery that’s only there to confuse the audience. Lynch movies are more like a jigsaw puzzle. Even though it can be overwhelming at first, once you get the ends together the bigger picture becomes increasingly easier to put together.
@@dhdhejehuwbs843Tarantino is a gimp haha. The eternal 14 year old. Majority of his characters sound like 14 year old virgins. No offence but saying Nolan manipulates time to confuse you and Lynch doesn’t is silly. You sound like a ‘fan’. Lynch is way more surrealist obviously but they are similar filmmakers with Nolan using a Spielberg sensibility to reach the biggest of audiences. Both are interested in relativity and quantum mechanics clearly. Cinema is very close to relativity. It was invented just before relativity and was first instance of breaking linear time before relativity was discovered. The big missing piece here is Nic Roeg. Funny you should mention it because his films are also like jigsaw puzzles. I don’t like Nolan’s films very much but I find it impressive that he can use high concept ideas like Nic Roeg would do or even Lynch but in a commercial blockbuster. Lynch failed when he tried to do that with Dune because it’s hard but for me personally it’s a waste of time anyway as I’m not interested in that but cinema needs to bring in the big audiences and big money so what can you do? I’d rather it be Nolan than Zack Snyder or some other abomination. Nolan is a mainstream director. Lynch is on the fringes of being a mainstream director. He has a larger place in the mainstream through pop culture, not his films specifically, although his films in the world of cinema make him a god almost but in mainstream he’s just seen as a weirdo basically. More people will see Nolan’s films than Lynch’s always. That’s just they way it is sadly. Roeg’s The Man Who Fell To Earth is a very important film to both these filmmakers. A core theme of Twin Peaks was born out of the famous television scene in Man Who Fell and that scene has both David Bowie and Candy Clark in it and only them. They both appear in Twin Peaks at some point and they don’t exactly have large filmographies.
always said to my acting friends so many years ago, what if the director made the actors do things in reverse, just like audio tape... 25 years ago. they said back to me "that would take the whole purpose out of good acting".. Well, doesn't that prove to be bullshi*t?
The All has shown me the fall of the dark tower for which it once rose it must fall. For their time was then and our time is now. Theirs is also now and ours then. The balance. The rise and fall. Their tides of misery return to the ocean of misery where they belong to once again return when your resting on the shore. Be weary but confident that they can not harm you. You are strong and they are weak. They appear strong but really are weak. Learn. Love. Create. You are All.
Sheryl Lee looks fantastic. Lara Flynn Boyle was my favourite, from the first series, as Donna. And in Red Rock West, with Nicholas Cage. There were some horrible pictures of her, in the tabloids, or on the Internet, recent ones. She looked quite ill, but her publicist said she was fine, they were just bad looking photographs. I hope she is okay. Sheryl Lee looks shit-hot. Fit as fuck. Even better than she did in the film, Fire Walk With Me, and she was pretty amazing in that. I wish I was David Lynch. He gets to meet all the sexiest, most beautiful women. Jammy Bugger. 😘
Sam Raimi told Bruce Campbell he was the worst reverse motion actor he'd ever seen, David Lynch at 2:43 explaining To Sheryl Lee reverse motion and reverse dialogue looool
I am glad I am an awful actor so I don't get asked to be in scenes like this. I enjoy the show but man I wouldn't be able to keep a straight face watching her walk backwards.
It is impossible not to want this tale to continue
" What year is this? "
@@ImPerfectFilms 2020
@@SiddharthSinghFiery69 well something is getting done, Twin Peaks Productions is filming something called Unrecorded Night, Lynch, no Frost
I'd settle for anything written & directed by David Lynch
The show is dead and season 3 is about that. Lynch is a genius
"You sense something, and then it's true"
What a spectacular piece of directing, entirely off the cuff. Genius.
I know, right? So few words and yet such a clearly communicated emotional response. It's rather dream-like really... Ever had a dream where you're unaware that you're dreaming, and then you notice a detail that feels "off" somehow, and the moment you do, the veil is lifted and you know you're dreaming?
Sheryl Lee is such a great actress
Indeed she is
@@ImPerfectFilms I would like to see someone else to act like her in reverse 😜
She is easily one of the most underappreciated actresses ever. Her performance in "Fire Walk With Me" is truly fantastic.
@@davidunderwood1773 I guess that's why David Lynch decided to extend her role. Earlier she just had to play a dead girl.
She deserved an Oscar
I cannot even imagine how magical it would be to be on that set
Looks very mundane and work-like.
@@vksasdgaming9472 No shit, it's just a set.
The magic is done in post production
@@vksasdgaming9472 Well, to be honest, there's quite a bit of talent that is shared amongst the cast and crew. That is interesting to watch, in my opinion.
@@jacobschiller4486 It's an amazing amalgamation of cast and crew
its a combination of being an inmate and a dog on a leash
He’s really good at communicating his vision
Indeed
0:21 kyle being the only one to acknowledge the behind-the-scenes camera operator is so cute :’)
Kyle is so gentle always ♥️
What
I thought that same thing as he boyishly flashed that cute smile at the camera operator. Wonderful moment!
Kyle is fulltime Agent Cooper!
Love seeing David work with his actors.
He's an inspiration
puts kubrick to shame lmao
@@therajaofashbourne8483 haha Was just talking about this with someone the other day. He's a terrible director in regards to directing actors.
I love Internet. In 1992 I was 20, with a lot of luck we had tv and a landline phone, and I had a discman. Seeing David Lynch directing from my phone screen or computer is priceless.
Damn, that's quite unimaginable these days
_a fucking telephone. get real!_
@@abraxamovic "Who cares how long a fucking scene is!"
I was 11 in ballyfermot Dublin watched every single episode with half the teenagers on the road in our house we had the only telephone and pipe TV my dad was employed by rte " a dogs body" yet he played poker every Friday evening in the basement with the toffs came home with there wages and took my mother out and the 4 of us children and our friends never went without " it was magical in many ways 🙂🙌🌀🇮🇪🕊
@@constancekavanagh1125 🤗
Honestly, Sheryl Lee as Laura Palmer in all her extensions has given the finest character portrayal in the history of... movies
She is not talked about enough, not at all. She embodied every element of Laura's character that was intended. An exceptional actress. I think her performance in Fire Walk With Me is one of the greatest ever from a lead, male or female.
From seeing Twin Peaks when it first aired, to today, why haven't I seen much more of Sheryl? She's such a charismatic, talented actress. Hope she's doing great in life. 🙏
"What makes me look up, do I see something?"
"You sense something, and then it's true."
OK thanks David
Even that doesn't help understand what did she actually she 😂😂
@@ImPerfectFilms it was Judy!
0:40 It's like he is describing a memory or a dream. It's amazing what a clear vision this man has!
People think acting is easy, but genuinely look at the performance she delivers in the show/movie/the return, and it's in the same environment as this. just go to a mall food court and act like this to get an idea of how hard it actually is
I try not to imagine all the crew just staring from behind the camera because of how funny the image is to me, but it does give you more appreciation for a really good performance. Sheryl Lee was brilliant in FWWM.
Sheryl lee is magic. Something so beautiful and vulnerable about her energy and face. She reminds me a lot of marilyn monroe
I believe DL chose her exactly because of this. TP is DL's (and Frost's) "Marilyn Monroe movie" after all. The movie they weren't allowed to make.
God she's such a great actress. Her eyes are just so expressive.
My god is there anything better than Twin Peaks!? We really need many more seasons of it!
Lynch is shooting a new series called Wisteria: Uncrecorded Night... Kyle MacLachlan has posted about it, so maybe? I kinda consider all Lynch one interconnected universe, I can't wait either way
The answer to your question is: no, there will never be something better! 🌲🦉🌲
No, we do not need many more seasons of it.
@@unrealistic5462 correct
wanting twin peaks back after the return is missing the point imo
75% of the cast has unfortunately died in the past 5 years.
Lynch's dedication is mesmerizing.
What joy what absolute joy. Just love this, don't care if we were watching the paint dry or those curtains just billow a little its a joy. I am sure I am not the only one who just wish Twin Peaks would keep on going and going. I will never tire of seeing these characters. And David's cigarette smoke wafting up in front of him makes me chuckle. Twin Peaks forever. Thank goodness for home video eh?
This is beautiful, there's a reason why Twin Peaks is my favorite show.
There's so much to see and hear in this footage, it almost feels like we're a fly on the wall. Very interesting that the crew wears shoe covers to protect the set floor; I didn't expect that but now it seems to me a proper thing to do.
Oh, and I adore that black dress on Ms. Lee here, so elegant and simple. It's nice to see its full length. She really has a natural beauty and it's somehow improving with the passing of time.
I want to make David Lynch eternal, or at least have one of his kids make more Twin Peaks story material once in a while ... just keep it going on and on.
sheryl lee's smile never ceases to amaze me
When Sheryl said Hello Agent Cooper and did that most beautiful of smiles, all the hairs on my body stood up. I'm in love with her all over again
Sheryl Lee is beautiful and has got a beautiful smile!
@@eddysgaming9868 TRUE
Never heard anyone scream with such unbridled passion as Sheryl Lee
They're like a family.
This is like really good art
And really funny at the same time
Just like Twin Peaks was
@@ImPerfectFilms it is not funny(((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((
I love how they gave her the same dress but w/o the shoulder pads, I’m obsessed
0:38 Carrie Page!
Spoiler sort of
@@ImPerfectFilms Kind of, but not really.
@@tonyatmidnight yeah, don't worry about deleting it mate!
but the question is: why were they talking about carrie while shooting this scene?
@@disruptiobrevis4935 Even with backstage documentaries, Lynch manages to confuse and create mysteries.
As good a director as any who ever lived. I’m so grateful I got to be alive for David Lynch’s career.
And this is how magic is created
Hes really just a baller in every sense
Уважаю невероятно мистического Дэвида Линча за его прекрасные работы Твин Пикс!
As a huge DL fan i'll have to admit that while the Season was great, i wanted more of Agent Cooper.
@greenapplepear you mean by twin perfect theory?
No way! That was the whole point! If anything, we needed more Dougie.
Lynch may have wanted to do something rather different with this chunk of his story, and not have it too similar to seasons 1 and 2 where Coop was such the focus. He could've been playing with audience expectations. Or ... he knew we wanted a lot of Dale but he sadistically withheld him by putting a teensy bit of him in Dougie. We the audience are in such suspense throughout this season hoping that Cooper will break free and "arrive" on the scene. It does come very late in the tale.
Have to say, for Kyle MacLachlan, playing Dougie had to have been such a cool challenge ... almost like playing someone with a head injury or mental disability. Kyle really shined there. And being DoppelCooper had to be a fun because he was so different from Dougie.
Complete agreement. WAY WAY WAY too much Dougie crap. Lynch probably felt he needed to present both the stripped down bad Coop and the stripped down good Coop for balance, but the bad Coop scenes all work well, and the good Coop scenes just drag on and on and on.
@@HOTD108_ I think you are 100% wrong.
You imagine something and then its true
You should see the bts footage of Inland Empire, because that's literally what happened.
@@Jackp2003 pls elaborate, mostly written and done on the spot?
@@ShinyFlakesShinyFlakes Inland Empire was written on a scene-by-scene basis, so yeah, he wrote the script on the spot for each scene.
You _sense_ something, and then it's true.
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Sheryl Lee's smile is one of the most beautiful things ever.
Such a beautiful and iconic set...
Wow this is amazing. So much talent.
I guess, she is whispering to Cooper that Carrie Page is a killer. His surprised face.
Can I ask you why Carrie page is a killer??
@@5014chizuka The body in her house and she needs to fade.
Why would that information be relevant to cooper thoigh, she was never a threat to him and was basically at his mercy for the entire episode 18 together
Carrie Page isn’t Laura Palmer, idk
@@amazingabby25 why does she scream at the end though?
Amazing. I would have loved to have seen clips from the first two seasons of the directing. Looking now!
0:20 man I love kyle lol
0:31 now that's scarier than laura palmer's scream.
David Lynch things you know
David lynch : "no no no you should Go crazy aaaaa go stupid aaaaa"
One of the most intruiging shows I've ever seen
Legend says people in 21st century are still trying to figure out what does the S3 ending mean?
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At 2.18 I would burst out laughing. It's like that game, you have to look at each other and who laughs first loses the game.
Wow, what an attention for detail.
2:00 Me still failing at phoning in a food delivery order after having practiced it over and over in my head so as to not fuck it up.
I feel that with Lynch films I don't find it necessary or even that I want to watch anything from behind the scenes.. To me, it takes away from what I just watched. I've been a Lynch advocate since I saw Dune when it was released in theaters or Elephant Man the day it was a brand new release on VHS.
I highly enjoy listening to Lynch speak about the stories but not from a interviewer or behind the scenes.
That's just how it's always been for me.
It's a little fun though to watch his direction ALSO look weird. Like he's delivering it stream-of-consciousness style and you're like "Oh, of course that's why these scenes end up like that." =)
Isn't it fucking awesome, that Sheryl Lee learnt to speak backwards for this role? You would think that they would just reverse it in the post. Wow.
I love this man. An absolute genius ❤️
Very interesting that at :37 someone says Carrie Page
Terrific ❤️
i said, over 25 years ago, to people that saying things backwards and flipping the tape backwards was awesome. all my friends who were aspiring actors said "no that takes the whole aspect of someone being a good actor because of technology"... well, certainly proved them wrong with this video and the others... because this is HARD TO DO!!!
Agreed! No clue how your aspiring actor friends reached that conclusion. My best guess? Dunning-Kruger Effect.
It’s not technology. It’s one of the the basic essences of cinema. Manipulating time. Breaking linear time. If you count editing as technology then ok but that’s what cinema is.
@curiositytax9360 Yeah! That's what I said to them! And you know the people were said "oh, that just takes the whole point out of acting were? ACTORS THEMSELVES. Master directing like David Lynch made his style a work of art, and none of HIS actors complained, because what they had to accomplish, moving or speaking a scene backwards must be DIFFICULT!! What these "Actors" are saying is rubbish, and it hurts their egos.
I knew that they would speak backwards and record it then play it backwards. It gave the backwards masking of the eighties another demention...
They're such a family 😍
This is my film school
David Lynch is a genius
everybody is having the time of their lives
Except for the lady in the back there, on the right, at 0:30
genius at work
Amazing
Indeed 🙏
Well that was fascinating
@0:38 WHOA! So that IS "Carrie Page" in the Black Lodge, and NOT "Laura Palmer"???????
Who even is Carrie Page? What happened to Laura Palmer? All we know is that she went missing on the night she should've been murdered, wrapped in plastic, and dumped next to the log near Kiana Lodge.
The last known person to have seen her alive is Ronette Pulaski, as documented by Agent Tamara Preston in "The Final Dossier";
"The next day, Ronette Pulaski-the girl who was abducted and nearly killed along with Laura, and who had apparently still been taken captive-escaped and ended up in the hospital after being found wandering along a railroad trestle, just like “before.” But she also testified that Laura had wandered off into the woods before she and Leo and Jacques entered the railroad car.
Laura was never there."
Sheryl Lee. Wow. Bravo.
she is
This is so far advanced that Quinten Tarantino can't even comprehend the storyline.....He would slice his own throat.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
They're two different directors though. Tarantino mostly relies on dialogue and action while Lynch mostly relies on surrealism.
They both have insane and awesome visions, and the story of twin peaks really isn’t that complex if you understand the core themes that Lynch expands upon over the course of the series. Lynch’s surrealism isn’t just some Chris Nolan time fuckery that’s only there to confuse the audience. Lynch movies are more like a jigsaw puzzle. Even though it can be overwhelming at first, once you get the ends together the bigger picture becomes increasingly easier to put together.
@@dhdhejehuwbs843Tarantino is a gimp haha. The eternal 14 year old. Majority of his characters sound like 14 year old virgins.
No offence but saying Nolan manipulates time to confuse you and Lynch doesn’t is silly. You sound like a ‘fan’. Lynch is way more surrealist obviously but they are similar filmmakers with Nolan using a Spielberg sensibility to reach the biggest of audiences. Both are interested in relativity and quantum mechanics clearly. Cinema is very close to relativity. It was invented just before relativity and was first instance of breaking linear time before relativity was discovered.
The big missing piece here is Nic Roeg. Funny you should mention it because his films are also like jigsaw puzzles.
I don’t like Nolan’s films very much but I find it impressive that he can use high concept ideas like Nic Roeg would do or even Lynch but in a commercial blockbuster. Lynch failed when he tried to do that with Dune because it’s hard but for me personally it’s a waste of time anyway as I’m not interested in that but cinema needs to bring in the big audiences and big money so what can you do? I’d rather it be Nolan than Zack Snyder or some other abomination.
Nolan is a mainstream director. Lynch is on the fringes of being a mainstream director. He has a larger place in the mainstream through pop culture, not his films specifically, although his films in the world of cinema make him a god almost but in mainstream he’s just seen as a weirdo basically. More people will see Nolan’s films than Lynch’s always. That’s just they way it is sadly.
Roeg’s The Man Who Fell To Earth is a very important film to both these filmmakers. A core theme of Twin Peaks was born out of the famous television scene in Man Who Fell and that scene has both David Bowie and Candy Clark in it and only them. They both appear in Twin Peaks at some point and they don’t exactly have large filmographies.
@@TheListenerCanonof course Tarantino relies on dialogue. Cinema is a visual medium. He steals all his visuals.
Sheryl lee ♡
❤️❤️
Best TV show ever!!!
what a fuckin mad house
Damn she is lookin really nice still i love this fecking show even tho i didnt understand what was goin on but i guess lynch did that on purpose
WE LIVE INSIDE OF A DREAM
“You sense something and then it’s true.”
I wonder how many takes it took, before they stopped laughing each time they talked backwards with a serious face.
lol
The floor design is the same as the floor in ERASERHEAD, back in the 70s. Wow, he likes to hold on to things. But I like it.
0:57 love how you can see david cigarette smoke
I would love to work with this group!
As much as I love David Lynch’s work, I do wonder what he’s on !!!! Genius juice ???
Well that's food for thought! 😂
Greaaaaaaat
Go crazy, AAAAAAAAAAAh, Go stupid
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAh
Lynch is a true genius.
always said to my acting friends so many years ago, what if the director made the actors do things in reverse, just like audio tape... 25 years ago. they said back to me "that would take the whole purpose out of good acting".. Well, doesn't that prove to be bullshi*t?
The short haired woman sitting next to David is Susana Sutherland? (I believe thats her name)
the role of a lifetime
He really made them talk in reverse? 😮
The All has shown me the fall of the dark tower for which it once rose it must fall. For their time was then and our time is now. Theirs is also now and ours then. The balance. The rise and fall. Their tides of misery return to the ocean of misery where they belong to once again return when your resting on the shore. Be weary but confident that they can not harm you. You are strong and they are weak. They appear strong but really are weak. Learn. Love. Create. You are All.
Manifest your (you)niverse
he's a mage
david lynch is a hot old artistic genius.
I don't understand how she's even able to SCREAM backwards!!!
The clip is reversed
Sheryl Lee looks fantastic.
Lara Flynn Boyle was my favourite, from the first series, as Donna.
And in Red Rock West, with Nicholas Cage.
There were some horrible pictures of her, in the tabloids, or on the Internet, recent ones. She looked quite ill, but her publicist said she was fine, they were just bad looking photographs.
I hope she is okay.
Sheryl Lee looks shit-hot. Fit as fuck. Even better than she did in the film, Fire Walk With Me, and she was pretty amazing in that.
I wish I was David Lynch.
He gets to meet all the sexiest, most beautiful women.
Jammy Bugger.
😘
👀
Lara Flynn Boyle is not sick, she just had a lot of work done on her face and it doesn't look good.
Good
Hello KAYLE
WoW como llegue aquí Laura Palmer
j'ai cru que c'était Marine Lepen sur la miniature
The fact she is suppose to be floating is really creepy.
uh, okay, you're the boss.
*Headphone warning*
This is the real dope..\
Sam Raimi told Bruce Campbell he was the worst reverse motion actor he'd ever seen, David Lynch at 2:43 explaining To Sheryl Lee reverse motion and reverse dialogue looool
Is it future or... Is it past?
The magician wants to know!
Go crazy
ahghahghghh
I am glad I am an awful actor so I don't get asked to be in scenes like this. I enjoy the show but man I wouldn't be able to keep a straight face watching her walk backwards.
hahahha
She still looks nice.
It's seriously no McLaughlin matter.
I wanna be in pictures!