Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces

Synopsis: Twin Peaks before Twin Peaks (1990) and at the same time not always and entirely in the same place as Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992). A feature film which presents deleted scenes from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992) assembled together for the first time in an untold portion of the story's prequel.
 
IMDB:
7.8
Year:
2014
91 min
534 Views


- Did you get the paperwork?

- Yes.

Jeez, Agent Desmond, it's 3:30.

Where are we gonna sleep?

We're not.

You and I are gonna

get something to eat.

Yes.

I didn't realize so many hours

had passed.

Did you, Agent Desmond?

You have your own MO,

don't you, Agent Desmond?

Had the FBI here once before,

back in the '50s when Hap

was running the place.

- Where's Hap?

- He's dead. Good and dead.

Sorry to hear that.

Ah, he didn't suffer.

I'd like to ask you some questions

about Teresa Banks.

Sheriff Cable already asked me

a few questions about Teresa Banks.

She worked nights for a month.

That's it.

Any friends?

No.

Did you ever see her

with someone else?

No.

Did she ever mention any friends?

No. Ask Irene about that.

Now, Irene is her name,

and it is night.

Don't take it any further than that.

There's nothing good about it.

Thank you, Jack.

How's that goddamn light going?

Sam,

I think you and I

ought to see the sunrise

at the Fat Trout Trailer Park.

Agent Desmond,

are you talking to me in code?

No, Sam.

I'm speaking plainly.

I mean exactly what I said.

Oh.

Okay, well, in that case,

we should go

to the Fat Trout Trailer Park.

Thanks, Irene.

- Good

- Good

morning.

morning.

Try that, you little monkey.

I think I'll just take this

badge off, J. Edgar, if you don't mind.

The only way you're gonna get

that body out of here

is over mine.

I think I'll take off my badge as well.

Come on.

This one's coming from J. Edgar.

Who's next?

That was very proficient,

Agent Desmond.

Diane,

you haven't changed your hair,

and I've seen

that beautiful dress before,

but I must say,

you look sensational today.

No, I am not trying to buy time.

It's Thursday, and you have changed

something in this room,

and this time,

you've done very well. Very well.

But I am going to tell you

exactly what it is

in a moment.

You have changed...

Got it. Diane, you've moved

that clock 12 inches to the left.

Ah, yes, another triumph

for the dashing Agent Cooper.

And now, Diane,

you must clean the coffee cups,

get fresh ground coffee from Sally,

and make a damn great

pot of coffee.

Well, Agent Desmond wanted to check

out the trailer court one more time.

He asked me to drive the van with

the body back to Portland, which I did.

It was 105 miles.

Anything else?

Did Gordon show you

a woman named Lil?

Stanley, I'm up to speed.

Agent Desmond never did explain

to me what the Blue Rose meant.

Neither will I.

Well, all right.

You know, I really did like

Agent Desmond. He had his own MO.

Oh, I cracked the Whitman case

with a machine like this.

- Stanley, I heard about it.

- They never would've found

the splinters without a machine

like this. Wanna know why?

- No one else had a machine like this.

- Tell me about the letters.

Oh. Well, look in here.

Right there.

Agent Desmond and I found that

under Teresa Banks' ring fingernail.

No one found the ring?

No, sir, we did not.

Sam Stanley.

If you ever need me.

Mr. Jeffries?

Here's your key, Mr. Jeffries.

I hope you enjoy your stay here

at the Palm Deluxe.

Oh.

Do you have a Miss Judy

staying here by any chance?

This is for you.

The young lady, she left it for you.

Gordon.

Gordon?

Phillip,

is that you?

- Phillip.

- Phillip?

Cooper,

meet the long-lost Phillip Jeffries.

You may have heard of him

at the academy.

Well, now,

I'm not gonna talk about Judy.

In fact, we're not gonna talk

about Judy at all.

- Gordon?

- I know, Coop. Stand fast.

Who do you think that is there?

Suffered some bumps

on the old noggin, eh, Phil?

What the hell did he say, Albert?

That's Special Agent Dale Cooper.

Where in the hell

have you been, Jeffries?

I sure as hell

want to tell you everything,

but I ain't got a whole lot to go on.

But I will tell you one little bitty thing.

Judy is positive about this.

Interesting. Thought we were

gonna leave Judy out of it.

Albert.

Sit down, Jeffries.

Hey, listen.

Listen up and listen carefully.

I've been to one of their meetings.

It was above a convenience store.

Whose meeting?

Where have you been?

Jeffries, you've been gone

damn near two years.

It was a dream.

We live inside a dream.

And it's raining Post Toasties.

Hell, God, baby, damn, no.

I found something

in Seattle at Judy's.

And then there they were.

And they sat quietly for hours.

And I followed.

Oh.

Ring.

The ring.

Albert,

I'll take that second mineral water.

Phillip, let's calm down here,

and get all this

interesting story on paper.

Hello? Hello?

Hello? Give me some good news.

Cooper, the device has gone faulty.

Can anybody hear me?

Mayday. Mayday.

May.

February,

What, am I alone in here?

- He's gone.

- What?

What?

Oh, Mr. Jeffries.

Oh, the sh*t, it come out of my ass.

Santa Maria, where did you go?

Are you the man?

Are you the man?

- Bobby, the football?

- Yeah, the football.

The football's half-empty.

Where's the other half

of the coke?

What are you talking about?

Don't play games with me, man.

We either got to have

half that coke or half the money.

We owe Leo $5,000.

Relax, Mike.

It's not funny, sonny.

Look, snake,

I have the coke, all right?

Yeah, you better have it.

Here they come.

Want a ride?

We're all gonna bear our 'cudas.

No thanks, Bobby. We want to walk.

We weren't going to school

right away anyway.

Hey, Donna, I'll walk with you.

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David Lynch

David Keith Lynch (born January 20, 1946) is an American director, screenwriter, visual artist, musician, actor, and author. Known for his surrealist films, he has developed a unique cinematic style. The surreal and, in many cases, violent elements contained within his films have been known to "disturb, offend or mystify" audiences. more…

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