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Benjamin "Ben" Horne, played by Richard Beymer is one of Twin Peaks' two richest and most powerful people; according to Sheriff Truman, Horne "owns half the town", including The Great Northern Hotel, the town's only apparent travel lodgings; the Great Northern also acts, on occasion, as a de facto town hall, and the only place in Twin Peaks ...
Through the run of Twin Peaks, there is a limited cast of characters of color. Frank Guan of Vulture stated that "Lynch's focus on archetypes and myths necessarily ties him to stereotype," specifically referring to the treatment of Black and Asian characters within Lynch's collected work. [136]
Characters from the ABC television series Twin Peaks and the film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me Pages in category "Twin Peaks characters" The following 20 pages are in this category, out of 20 total.
Twin Peaks has ended, but the show's stars, including Kyle MacLachlan, Sherilyn Fenn and Lara Flynn Boyle, have remained on our screens. The series, which ran from 1990 to 1991, followed an ...
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Though perhaps best known for her Twin Peaks character, Fenn also appeared in Gilmore Girls, first as a one-off character for a Season 3 episode and later as a completely different and ...
Sheryl Lee was cast as Laura. Canadian dance-punk band You Say Party released a single in 2010 titled "Laura Palmer's Prom" on the album XXXX. The music video, released in 2011, is an homage to Twin Peaks, with band members appearing as various characters from the series. The video's narrative traces the events leading up to Laura Palmer's murder.
Anderson appeared in four episodes of Twin Peaks.The Man from Another Place is attired in a red suit and speaks in an unusual manner. Anderson used phonetically reversed speaking as a secret language with his junior high school friends [4] and then played a character in Twin Peaks where he used the same method of speaking, which was recorded and played backwards.