| Sheryl Lee | Laura Palmer |
| Chris Isaak | Special Agent Chester Desmond |
| David Bowie | Phillip Jeffries |
| Ray Wise | Leland Palmer |
| Moira Kelly | Donna Hayward |
| Kyle MacLachlan | Dale Cooper |
| Harry Dean Stanton | Carl Rodd |
| Kiefer Sutherland | Sam Stanley |
| Dana Ashbrook | Bobby Briggs |
| Peggy Lipton | Norma Jennings |
| James Marshall | James Hurley |
| Grace Zabriskie | Sarah Palmer |
| Pam Gidley | Teresa Banks |
| David Lynch | Gordon Cole |
| Mädchen Amick | Shelly Johnson |
| Miguel Ferrer | Albert Rosenfield |
| Heather Graham | Annie Blackburn |
| Jürgen Prochnow | Woodman |
| Gary Bullock | Sheriff Cable |
| Margaret Adams | Fat Trout Neighbor |
| Rick Aiello | Cliff Howard |
| Joseph L. Altruda | Band at Roadhouse |
| Michael J. Anderson | Man from Another Place |
| Phoebe Augustine | Ronette Pulaski |
| Frances Bay | Mrs. Tremond |
| Paige Bennett | French Girl at Hap's |
| Joe Berman | Bus Driver |
| David Brisbin | Second Woodman |
| Ingrid Brucato | Curious Woman |
| Kimberly Ann Cole | Lit the Dancer |
| Audra L. Cooper | 2nd Prostitute |
| Catherine Coulson | Log Lady |
| Julee Cruise | Roadhouse Singer |
| G. Kenneth Davidson | Old Guy at Hap's |
| Lenny Von Dohlen | Harold Smith |
| C.H. Evans | Jack at Hap's |
| Anne Gaybis | |
| Andrea Hays | Heidi |
| Gary Hershberger | Mike Nelson |
| Steven Hodges | Band at Roadhouse |
| John Hoobler | Pilot |
| Gregory Hormel | Band at Roadhouse |
| John Huck | FBI Agent |
| Jane Jones | School Teacher |
| Sandra Kinder | Irene at Hap's |
| Jonathan J. Leppell | Mrs. Tremond's Grandson |
| Calvin Lockhart | Electrician |
| Lorna MacMillan | Angel in Red Room |
| Mike Malone | FBI Agent |
| Elizabeth Ann McCarthy | Giggling Secretary |
| Everett McGill | Ed Hurrly |
| Chuck McQuary | Medic |
| Walter Olkewicz | Jacques Renault |
| James Parks | Service Station Mechanic |
| Chris Pederson | Tommy |
| Eric Da Re | Leo Johnson |
| Victor Rivers | Buck |
| Yvonne Roberts | 1st Prostitute |
| Kimmy Robertson | Lucy Moran (scenes deleted) |
| Karin Robison | Angel in Train Car |
| Carlton L. Russell | Jumping Man |
| Frank Silva | Bob |
| Al Strobel | Philip Gerard (The One Armed Man) |
| Joseph "Simon" Szeibert | Band at Roadhouse |
| William Ungerman | Band at Roadhouse |
| David Lynch | Director, Executive Producer, Screenwriter |
| Angelo Badalamenti | Score Composer |
| Gregg Fienberg | Producer |
| Mark Frost | Executive Producer |
| Ronald V. Garcia | Cinematographer |
| Tim Harbert | Associate Producer |
| Leslie Morales | Set Decoration/Design |
| Pat Norris | Costumes/Costume Designer, Production Designer |
| Johanna Ray | Associate Producer, Casting |
| Mary Sweeney | Editor |
| John Wentworth | Co-producer |
I viewed this film last night and was blown away. The feature is definitely a Lynch classic in my mind. The film has all the Lynch elements; suspense, humor, music, intense visuals, and much much more. I've seen my fair share of Lynch films and have discussed his work widely, but for some odd reason, this film fell through the discussions. The film is a prequel to the television series, which I've yet to see. I didn't know what to expect from it, especially since I hadn't heard much about the film. There is a Blue Velvet'esque quality to it, in the sense of the feature being a mystery, but unlike some of Lynch's other films, you can actually follow the story. I was suprised at the long range of cameos, including Lynch himself playing a Deaf FBI agent. By the end of the film, I was extremely satisfied and am glad I made time to watch it, I'm definitely interested in watching the Television Series and can only hope that it would be just as good, but then again it is Television and this film is definitely a rated "R" picture. Check it out, you won't be disappointed...
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Posted October 1, 2010
Twin peaks,Fire walk with me, the prequel to the best tv show ever ,is a film you eather like or dislike. A lot of critics hated the film back in 1992 when it came out.Now 13 years later some say it is one of Lynch's best.It is one of the most unike films i have ever seen.If you have seen the series you know underneith the smalltown of Twin peaks is something very ugly hidden.This movie shows it.In full glory.A must watch for Twin peakys an Lynchfans.The haunting music by Angelo Badalamenti is to die for to.I think this film is also a sequel to the series in a weird way. Performances,specialy by Ray wise and Sheryl Lee,are outstanding.Cooper,Kyle Maclachlan,returns to,only a short apperance though. But this is Laura Palmers story, the nightmare is no longer hidden. This is not only a film, it is a feeling. Briliant.
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Posted October 1, 2010
After watching this, I was shocked and suprised at the same time. This is the worst movie ever but it did give some answers as to how she died and I'm not sure if it said why she died and what happened to the witness Ronette Pulaski when later in the show she would be in acoma. We then see Laura and her so called life during the day but night its different. The movie was disturbing and don't like it at all including gross.
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Posted June 26, 2001
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me is a great film to watch if you've seen the TV show and are a fan of it. If not, you will probably be lost. The film is a prequel to the series, in which we see the week leading up to Laura Palmer's death. The acting is excellent, and Lynch once again shows us what a great director he is. Fire Walk with Me should be watched along with the rest of the Twin Peaks series. I highly recommend it.
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