"Twin Peaks is a very mysterious place. It puts me in a dreaming state. Into dark dreams. I like the streets, the buildings, the small town atmosphere and the near woods. I already wanted to shoot Blue Velvet in this region where we later placed Twin Peaks. It failed then due to the objection of my producer Dino de Laurentis".    

"Twin Peaks-Fire Walk With Me deciphers some of the secrets of the show but not all secrets. Some mysteries remain. I don't like movies that answer all questions. The last film reel should roll in the imagination of the audience. That's why I refuse generally to give interpretations of some elements or motives in my films. Everyone wants to know what the Red Room in Twin Peaks stand for, that appears again in the movie. Even I donut know exactly what it means. I can still remember clear when I've had this idea but I don't know why. From a rational point of view I can see that I used a similar pattern as that one in the attic before in "Eraserhead".   

  However, everything else was just a matter of inspiration: the red curtains, the stylized design, the dancing dwarf. Even if I wanted to, I wouldn't be able to explain their meanings because intuition is irrational. The difference between reality and imagination wasn't ever clear to me at all. I´ll be most likely very surprised when I one day find out what the difference is all about".    

--David Lynch--