Since launching Twin Peaks Blog, I’ve discussed and explored some pretty obscure things from David Lynch and Mark Frost’s Twin Peaks. From identifying props to cataloging specials at the Double R Diner, I love these journeys down (bunny) rabbit holes. During my recent visit to Washington state in January, I discovered another small piece of Twin Peaks…
One of the more iconic locations within Twin Peaks is The Roadhouse. Playing host to musical performances, courtrooms and pageants, this spot is where the townspeople gather to unwind. This Setting the Stage article explores the The Roadhouse exterior from all three seasons and Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me.
Greetings from 40,000-feet! I’m currently en route to Washington state for another Twin Peaks film location adventure. As I’m preparing for the next few days, I thought about some of the current “white whales” that I’m seeking in the Pacific Northwest.
Special Agent Albert Rosenfield (played by the late Miguel Ferrer) delivers some of the greatest dialogue in Twin Peaks. From his cursing out Gene Kelly in Season 3 to his analysis of Agent Cooper’s vision in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, he consistently delivered a top notch performance. But it was his response to…
To kick off a new decade, I’ve been discussing the film location for Glastonbury Grove in Twin Peaks. This is one of the few film locations used for every iteration of David Lynch and Mark Frost’s wonderful and strange show that is not a set. Here is a summary of all seven articles that explores scenes…
The journey through the Twin Peaks film locations for Glastonbury Grove comes to an end with a look at Part 18 from Season 3. Once again, the crew returned to Franklin Canyon Park outside Beverly Hills, California for this episode.
In Twin Peaks – Part 2 on Showtime, Deputy Hawk takes a hike in the woods as he senses something is happening. As it turns out, the crew returned to Franklin Canyon Park outside Beverly Hills, California to shoot this scene. When the episode first aired, I thought they used the same location from Season…
Our journey to the film location for Glastonbury Grove continues with a brief look at its appearance in my favorite David Lynch film, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. This scene toward the end of movie was also shot at the same southern California spot in Franklin Canyon Park as seen in Season 2.
I’ve been exploring the film location for Glastonbury Grove in Episode 2022. So far, I’ve discussed the arrival of Windom and Annie as well as Cooper and Truman. Now, I’m taking a closer look at the morning after Cooper’s entrance into the Black Lodge and Annie and his eventual exit from this otherworldly place. Like…
Throughout Twin Peaks, I am continually impressed with how Special Agent Dale Cooper uses intuition, deduction and sometimes magic to figure things out. In Episode 1004, he offers insight into how he looks at the world with a quote written by Robert Engles.