Although "Mulholland Drive" is considered one of The best films of the 21st centuryNothing for its production implies that it would not be any success at all. The film began as a TV -pilot David Lynch, directed for ABC, but the executive of the network, which saw that he apparently hated him so much that they canceled the project on the spot. A year later, Lynch expanded the pilot into a movie, returning his actors to film what the film's last act will become. The result was something almost completely unlike what was expected to be the original TV show, with a whole plot that none of the involved actors could make sense. Despite all this, the Muloland Disk has become the main favorite among the fans of Lynch and the Lovers' cinema in general.

The original Mulholland Drive pilot has never been available at any official streaming service, although a copy has previously been fully uploaded to the internet archive. Today, you can really watch the pilot for free, but Lynch himself would prefer if you are not. As the director of the magazine has once explained:

"All I know is, I wanted to do it, ABC hated it, and I didn't like the intersection I got in. I agreed with the ABC that the longer cutting was too slow, but I was forced to knead it because we had a rock, and there was no time to argue.

Most fans who saw the original pilot would agree: it's not the same as the finished movie. Instead, the whole thing is unpleasant and uninteresting, and spends a lot of time posting stories of characters who have their own roles or diminished in the right film. It also does not include the scene in Vinki's dinner, which Features probably the biggest jump in movie history And it signals early that the film is really something special.

Another thing you did the "Muljoland Disk" looks less than promising early was that Started as a spin-off "twin peaks" Instead of the original series (although those plans were abolished after the Twin Peaks were initially canceled). As Twin Peaks co-creator explained Mark Frost Yahoo! Fun For the 30th anniversary of the output of the output oral history of the show in 2020:

"(Co-creator of Twin Peaks, David Lynch and I) was thinking of copying the image of Audrey and placing his loose in Hollywood, in a modern noir. We had many preliminary conversations; It moved away, and then six years later, I hear that it will be a pilot in the ABC. "

That original crumbling project was frustrating for Audrey's fans Horne (Sherilin Chen), a fan-older Twin Peaks character whose potential was unfortunately disintegrated in the pointless second season of the show (Which lynch couldn't even stand). Many Audrey fans were also disappointed with the 2017 revival series "Twin Peaks: Return", where Audrey only briefly appeared and was never allowed to share the screen with the rest of the series "Return of the Actor Team".

"I know Sherilin was eager to do (" Mulololand Disk ") at the time," Frost explained. "She was ambitious and we could probably build a play around her. I don't know exactly how she went from there to a pilot -scenario without her. (...) Maybe because Twin Peaks crashed and set fire to, there was not much appetite to copy a series of it. I wasn't involved and honestly, I needed a break from working with Lynch at that moment. "

Although the dryer never had to make her film in Lynch, she was at least short starred in his 1990 Wild At Heart, playing a young woman suffering from a serious car accident. She also obviously had to influence how Audrey's story was played in "Returning". Talking to Fox 59 Prior to her appearance on the days of the Dead 2019 Days in Indianapolis, a dryer revealed that Audrey was originally the owner of a "Hair Salon" on Twin Peaks and had nothing to do in the early repetition of "Return". As he explained further:

"I told him (David Lynch) I can't do this. This is crazy. I don't even know what this has this with which he was. I don't understand anything of this, and I don't like it. So I left to cry, and he really got angry at me because he had to do it.