MacLachlan talks to IndieWire about his new film “Tesla,” Zooming in quarantine with David Lynch and Laura Dern, and why Frank Herbert’s sci-fi tome remains “almost impossible” to adapt.
The fierce rivalry between two inventors is explored in Michael Almereyda’s film, opening from IFC on August 21.
At IndieWire’s Sundance Studio, presented by Dropbox, Kyle MacLachlan said he’s awaiting David Lynch’s call announcing more “Twin Peaks.”
The “Call Me By Your Name” director teams up with a trio of heavy hitters for “The Staggering Girl.”
The “Twin Peaks” actor says he’s excited to watch Timothée Chalamet put his own spin on “Dune” character Paul Atreides.
Social media-fueled rumors of a fourth season threaten the perfect ending to the Laura Palmer mythos.
Dougie Jones is just figuring it out as he goes along.
He says he’s working on a short film with the “Suspiria” director.
MacLachlan was only 23 years old when he made his acting debut in Lynch’s “Dune” adaptation.
Also: watch an exclusive clip from his new film.
David Lynch has personally signed 100 of these exclusive “Twin Peaks” trading cards, on sale to fans starting August 22.
He realized early on that it wouldn’t be “nostalgic return.”
