Behind the Red Curtain

Documentary about the making of Twin Peaks: The Return.

Cast

David Lynch

as Self

Kyle MacLachlan

as Self

Sheryl Lee

as Self

Robert Forster

as Self

Al Strobel

as Self

Sabrina S. Sutherland

as Self

Cori Glazer

as Self

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