This song from "Behind The Mask" was also on "Pondering The Imponderable" -- one of the two mp3.com CDs I slapped together back when mp3.com was about the bands, man -- but with most of the introductory dialog cut out. That slightly shorter version is the one used here in this almost-video. It's just the lyrics, but it's a way to get it online. Facebook doesn't have the 10 minute restriction that youtube does, which means you have to have a facebook account to see it. But I'm pretty sure I made it so it's visible to "everyone".
This gives away a lot of the bigger plot points from the first 17 episodes of "Twin Peaks". But if you're like me you've seen them all a dozen times, so no biggee.
Part II was subtitled, "Ghostwood". And I never got around to making part III, which would have been Windom Earle related somehow.
This is the 3rd generation of the "Dan's Place" blog of my random thoughts that I initially intended to be like postings outside my cubicle wall -- a virtual bulletin board kind of thing, which started in June 2003.
Cooper: Diane, last night I dreamed I was eating a large, tasteless gumdrop, and awoke to discover I was chewing on one of my foam disposable earplugs. Perhaps I should consider moderating my nighttime coffee consumption.
-- "Twin Peaks"
-- "Twin Peaks"
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Frances Bay
So I'm watching "Twins", and Arnie gets to the orphanage to dig up info on his brother, and the nun helping him seems familiar. Holy cow, I thinks to myself, is that Mrs. Tremond? (No further explanation needed, right?) I had to look it up, but, yes, indeed, that was she! And she's still working today, in her 90s. And her first role wasn't until she was nearly 60. Wow, that's the role model for me! Of course, digging a little deeper, she did study acting and did some stage and radio work 40 years before she appeared as Mrs. Russel in "Foul Play", but still. Close enough. Look out, Hollywood. In a few years, my teeth will be straight and white (just like me!) and I can start appearing in those really small parts in 3 or 4 movies & tv shows a year. For the next 40 years!
Friday, June 11, 2010
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