Let’s set the way back machine to 2014. The excellent Welcome to Twin Peaks website published an article about a missing scene that took place outside the Palmer House in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. The article contained images by Everett, Washington resident Anthony P. Anderson who witnessed several scenes being shot on September…
The final scene of the “Snoqualmie River” trilogy of film locations from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me is where Leland/Bob puts Laura Palmer into the river after murdering her in the train car. This scene was also shot in the same area as Cooper recording a note to Diane and Teresa Banks’ body floating in…
I recently shared details about the film location where Teresa Banks’ body floats along Wind River from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. That scene is one of three filmed along the bank of South Fork Snoqualmie River in Olallie State Park located just outside of North Bend, Washington. The second scene in the “Snoqualmie River…
One of the first scenes in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me shows a body wrapped in plastic floating down a river. We quickly learn that it’s Teresa Banks in Wind River, the first victim of killer Bob. The film location for this scene is found at Olallie State Park just outside of North Bend, Washington….
“I’m back!” – Leland Palmer in Episode 2001 Just like Leland, I have returned from an incredible birthday trip to Washington State. I had not visited the region since August 1996 when I attended the Twin Peaks Fan Fest. Twenty-three years later, I now question why it took me so long to return. I ended…
“GET ME SPECIAL AGENT CHESTER DESMOND IN FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA!” It’s a classic line spoken by then Regional Bureau Chief Gordon Cole early in Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. For the longest time, I wondered about the image Cole was standing in front of at his FBI Field Office in Portland, Oregon. Good news –…
Many Twin Peaks fans know that the majority Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me was shot on location around Snoqualmie and North Bend in Washington State. Shooting began on September 4-5, 1991 and continued through the end of October. There are, however, a handful of scenes that were shot in Southern California, including a scene…
By now, you should know I’m on a quest to document everything I can about my favorite David Lynch film, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. Since the Twin Peaks Blog launched in February 2018, I’ve covered film locations, shared love letters to my favorite scenes, and highlighted little details that make this film extra…
If I had a nickel for every time I’ve watched Twin Peaks, I’d be dead. As part of my More Missing Pieces series, I’m taking a closer look at scenes from the Twin Peaks Blu-ray set released in 2014. On that set, you’ll find short videos edited around a singular theme (e.g. “the Woods,” “Coffee,”…
One of the treats for me from Twin Peaks: The Return was seeing Nadine Hurley’s shop, Run Silent, Run Drapes. This was such a payoff from the first season when she tried to create “completely silent” drape runners using “COTTON BALLS!” The location used for her shop is found in the heart of North Bend, Washington…