As a long-time fan of David Lynch and Mark Frost’s Twin Peaks, I own multiple copies of the physical and digital releases of the series and Lynch’s 1992 feature film. I remember the excitement around the show’s first season being released for the first time ever on DVD in December 2001. Recently, I acquired an advertisement…
While owning a disc jockey business in the early 1990s, I remember acquiring many CDs from Columbia House, the mail-order club offering low-cost music for an introductory price. In 1981, the then CBS-owned company launched the Columbia House Video Library, which eventually followed the same model as their music club only with videocassettes. Recently, I…
The final audio commentary from the out-of-print Twin Peaks – The First Season Special Edition DVD set is from the series Production Designer Richard Hoover. This DVD set was released in December 2001 and contained only the first seven episodes of the series (the pilot was not included). Hoover offers insight about his work designing what show…
The now out-of-print Twin Peaks DVD set from Artisan Home Entertainment was originally released in December 2001. This multi-disc set contained the first seven episodes of David Lynch and Mark Frost’s series (minus the Pilot episode). In addition, Directors, Writers and other crew members who worked on the show provided audio commentaries. For this article about…
The transcripts of audio commentary from the December 2001 “Twin Peaks – The First Season Special Edition” DVD set continues with episode 1.005. Director Lesli Linka Glatter offers rare insights into production of the David Lynch and Mark Frost’s series. She would direct four episodes of Twin Peaks, and appear in an uncredited role as a hunchbacked…
For Twin Peaks episode 1.004, director Tim Hunter and writer and series co-producer Bob Engles shared their experiences working on David Lynch and Mark Frost’s show in audio commentary found on an Artisan Home Entertainment DVD set from December 2001. This is the latest article in a series of stories containing transcripts from this now out-of-print…
Audio commentaries from Directors, writers and crew members who worked on David Lynch and Mark Frost’s Twin Peaks were found on the first season DVD set from Artisan Home Entertainment. Released in December 2001, this set was the first time the series was offered on DVD. The inclusion of these commentaries offered a rare behind-the-scenes at…
The Twin Peaks – The First Season Special Edition DVD Set was released in December 2001 by Artisan Home Entertainment which included audio commentaries by crew members who worked on the show were included. The first episode had insight from Director Duwayne Dunham. For the David Lynch-directed episode 1.002, Director of Photography (or Cinematographer) Frank…
Released in December 2001 by Artisan Home Entertainment, the Twin Peaks – The First Season Special Edition DVD Set was the first time David Lynch and Mark Frost’s show was made available on DVD. The set contained several bonus features including audio commentaries from episode directors and other crew members who worked on the show. This…
The DVD releases for the first two seasons of David Lynch and Mark Frost’s Twin Peaks nearly mirrored the series’ release on VHS in the early 1990s. In December 2001, the first seven episode DVD set was released without the pilot episode just like the original VHS release. Despite this fact, it was an exciting time…