"Gemini Peaks" as well as every job The deceased, great David Lynchcontains a multitude. Even the worst and simplest episodes of the TV series series are filled to the ridge with unforgettable moments and strange phenomena. And when the show is presented Really Odd - "Twin Peaks: Return" part 8, take a bow - No quantity of diverting and explanators can list you in any secret packaged within. Ultimately, Lynch was a very non -organic artist; kind whose only Condition to make "Twin Peaks: Return" It was a fixed budget and there was no established episode count, which was an effective 18-hour art film divided into individual episodes.

The best thing about Twin Peaks is that even some of its most unusual, ordinary moments are memorable enough to become classics. Take the scene where Audrey Horne (Sherilin Jen) goes hidden as a new employee of the "One Eyes" brokel, and connects the cherry stem in a tongue -style knot to convince Madamo (Victoria Katlin) to hire her. This takes place in the Twin Peaks Season 1, Episode 6 ("realization time") and is easily one of Audrey's defined moments.

However, behind the scenes, the dryer was not particularly thrilled by the trick of the cherry tree. In an interview with AV ClubShe revealed that she had not actually done the work, even noticing that she was surprised when she discovered that the parent trick was reasonably known:

"No. I thought it was silly! I didn't understand why we did it. I was like," No one is doing it! "And they said," Yes, they do it at college, "blah blah blah blah. No Idea. "

As a dryer said in an interview with the AV Club, Lynch's vision for Audrey Horn was based on the dryer, only filtered through Lynch's own uncompromising vision, which can sometimes be very accurate. Own selection of a hairdryer for Audrey's most important moment is, in fact, where the character puts a pencil through the Styrofoam Coffee Glass and takes it into the pilot episode "Twin Peaks". This is specific because it was kind of something she could do very much:

"(Audrey) was who was because of it (Lynch). What you read on a piece of paper is one thing, but when I got there they couldn't find a saddle shoes, and he's like, 'you have To have shoes for the saddle! 'And, you see that there are these certain things that are so specific to him. However, one of the biggest things was to take that pencil in the coffee glass. (Laughs.) One of my two older brothers was like: "That's how you!" He meets me, this stranger sees something, knows what it is, and puts it inside. It was really cool. "

Remembering though it may be, the Cherry Stem trick really is not ranked among the personal favorite moments of the dryer. This may be because she wasn't particularly like her, while some other things Audrey approached home.