2015ში აგრძელებენ ლინჩი და ფროსტი თვინ პიკსის გადაღებებს და 2016ში გამოვა მესამე სეზონი 9 ეპიზოდით
It’s Showtime: New Twin Peaks By David Lynch And Mark Frost In 2016!
After years of debunked rumors, the Giant and Ray Wise were right after all: it is happening again.
And unlike the owls, last Friday’s mysterious Twin Tweets were exactly what they seemed.
Approximately 25 years later, David Lynch and Mark Frost will be revisiting the wonderful and strange town of Twin Peaks. And we’ll be able to witness the fruits of that trip, as rumored earlier, on premium cable network Showtime. But we’ll have to be more patient than Dale Cooper ordering room service, because the brand new show is set to premiere in 2016 which is 25 years after the final “How’s Annie?” cliffhanger episode aired.
Details are still rolling in like two-by-fours from the Packard Mill, but David Lynch and Mark Frost will start shooting a new, 9-episode season in 2015. They’re trying to bring back as much of the original cast as possible, with Kyle MacLachlan definitely on board reprising his role as Special Agent Dale Cooper. Composer Angelo Badalamenti and Emmy Award-winning editor Duwayne Dunham will likely be involved as well.
Timing for a revival couldn’t be better. If you’ve been reading Welcome to Twin Peaks for the past four years, it should be obvious that both fan and mainstream interest in Twin Peaks is at an all-time… peak. Sure, “that gum” has never really gone out of style, but it sure is in high demand right now. And not just because of the release of the Twin Peaks Blu-ray.
For those concerned that new episodes will look like David Lynch’s latest film Inland Empire without the warm tones and grain of the original series, the director proclaimed his love for film again at the Lucca Film Festival last week. A sentiment which, by the way, overwhelmed him while working on The Missing Pieces from Fire Walk with Me:
“For a long time I championed digital. I fell in love with digital in building a website, and that carried into Inland Empire. And recently, I was working on the deleted scenes from Twin Peaks. For the first time in a long time I saw images shot on film. And I was overwhelmed by the depth and the beauty that celluloid and film can give. It has such a depth and such a beauty.”
25 წლის მერე ისევ იგივე ქასთით აპირებენ გაგრძელებას და დასრულებას ამ სერიალით
DAVID LYNCH / დევიდ ლინჩი, გამოკითხვა
