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Issue 5 of The Blue Rose Magazine contains more coverage of David Lynch and Mark Frost's Twin Peaks.
Contents include:
A brand new interview with actor Ray Wise (Leland Palmer). He talks about his work on the original series as well as Fire Walk With Me and Season 3. He gives a never before heard account of where Leland ends and Bob begins.
A new interview with writer Damon Lindelof (Lost, The Leftovers). He is a huge fan of Twin Peaks and puts Season 3 into perspective from an executive producer's point of view.
John Thorne (Wrapped In Plastic, Blue Rose) writes an extended essay that focuses on the secrets behind Parts 17 & 18. He breaks down the scenes and points out the connections and what they could mean. This is a major essay that is over 7,000 words and will put a new theory about the series into the world.
Courtenay Stallings reviews the new Blu Ray bonus features that follow David Lynch as he directs the actors on Season 3. Filmmaker Melissa Reynolds writes about how these bonus features can inspire filmmakers.
Writer Cheryl Lee Latter writes about Gordon Cole in an essay called Directing The Director.

Scott Ryan (Red Room Podcast, Blue Rose) focuses on The Bang Bang Bar soundtrack release. Artist, Jeff Lemire created the front and back covers for Issue 5. If you purchase the hard copy these covers will connect. The hard copy can be purchased at bluerosemag.com. The Kindle edition will come with a high res version of these covers.
All articles are subject to change until we print. Please subscribe to the hard copies at bluerosemag.com

Número de páginas :76
Encadernação :Kindle
Colaboradores The Blue Rose Magazine: Issue #05 (English Edition):Jeff Lemire (Ilustrador)
Colaboradores The Blue Rose Magazine: Issue #05 (English Edition):Wayne Barnes (Ilustrador)
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