“I know Sherilyn was eager to do it at the time,” Frost says in the book about the spinoff that would become “Mulholland Drive.” “She was ambitious, and we probably could have built a show around her. Lynch’s pilot for ABC kept the basic structure of the planned Audrey Horne spinoff but substituted new characters so the project would not be tied to “Twin Peaks.” When ABC passed, the project famously ended up becoming Lynch’s 2001 masterpiece “Mulholland Drive,” starring Naomi Watts in the role originally conceived to be Fenn’s Audrey Horne. We had very preliminary talks it drifted away, and then six years later, I hear it’s going be a pilot at ABC.” “We had considered spinning off the Audrey character and setting her loose in Hollywood, in a modern noir. “I lived on Mulholland Drive at the time and I thought it was a great title,” Frost says of the planned spinoff. The name of the spinoff was “ Mulholland Drive.”
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“Twin Peaks” has run in three chapters over the last 20 years: The original ABC series, the prequel film “Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me,” and the limited Showtime series “Twin Peaks: The Return.” Frost has also written or overseen various supplemental novels, including “The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer,” “The Secret History of Twin Peaks,” and “Twin Peaks: The Final Dossier.” The “Twin Peaks” universe could have been even bigger had Frost and Lynch proceeded with a television spinoff idea centered around Audrey Horne, played by Sherilyn Fenn. As far as I’m concerned, that means the story isn’t over.” It remains a wonderful, alive creation for people that I hope stays provocative and interesting and open to their various lines of inquiry for a long time to come. So I never want to close the door on that entirely. The co-creator said, “This is a mousetrap of a question, because you always like to leave hope alive for people who are hoping for more. Quentin Tarantino's Last Movie: 18 Unmade Projects That Could Be His Final Filmįrost takes a similarly open-ended route when discussing the future of “Twin Peaks” in the new book “Conversations With Mark Frost,” which became available to purchase last month.
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