He had barely begun to say hello when we heard the sound of a door opening.
Lynch began yelling at a man off-camera.
“Hey buddy, don’t go out that door!
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We’re on the fourth floor, we’re not on the ground!”
He left his chair and walked away; the camera, locked-down, didn’t swivel to follow him.
We heard sounds that conveyed the idea that the guy fell to his death on the street below.
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“This is supposedly the last golf ballO.J.
Simpsonhit before going to prison.”
He was interrupted once more by unseen chaos in his well-ordered black-out abode.
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you’re free to’t bring a horse in here!
What are you doing?"
“Oh, thanks a lot, your horse stepped on cat!”
Lynch then waved the harassed feline to come toward him.
“Come here, honey…”
The video ended there.
We asked him if he’d give us a copy of his remarks.
He emailed us the pages themselves, seen below.
as his “Dougie Jones” character.
(“That’s my ringtone,” joked Lindelof.)
Ready to returnEach of the actors recalled how they were asked to participate in the revival.
Lynch served coffee and told MacLachlan he definitely hadn’t been summoned for a scolding.
I told him that I’ve never leftTwin Peaks.
I was ready to go."
They were there on a mission: to “coax” the director into making another movie.
What she didn’t know and what Lynch wasn’t telling her was that he was developingTwin Peaks.
“I finally heard the rumor thatTwin Peakswas happening.
At another point, she accidentally let slip a spoiler.
I’m not sure it made much of an impact on the audience because it described something rather peculiar.
Lillard thinks he was trying to write “9/20 but says he can’t really remember.
He also confessed his handwriting is sloppy.
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