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Heather Graham Refers To Twin Peaks In “Horns”

In her role as a diner waitress, Heather Graham refers to her Twin Peaks character, Annie Blackburn, in the movie adaptation of Joe Hill's Horns.
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Heather Graham as a diner waitress in Horns

It’s a pink one this time, not Double R Diner blue, but actress Heather Graham still looks dazzling in a waitress dress of any color.

Two decades after she played Dale Cooper‘s love interest, Annie Blackburn, in Twin Peaks, she’s serving coffee and pie again as “Veronica” in the movie adaptation of Joe Hill‘s Horns (Amazon) starring Daniel Radcliffe and Juno Temple. And when I say “pie”, I really mean one of Coop’s favorites. A little over 54 minutes into the movie, she asks a few bikers (!) the following off-camera:

So do you guys want dessert? Can I get you dessert or anything? [Pause] I’ve got a cherry pie!

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No idea whether this line was scripted, improvised by Heather Graham, a last minute Easter Egg dropped by director Alexandre Aja or maybe a suggestion from the movie’s cinematographer Frederick Elmes, who worked with David Lynch on Eraserhead, Blue Velvet and Wild at Heart. We do know writer Joe Hill is a big Twin Peaks fan, just like his father Stephen King. And, like Joe says, aren’t we all?

You can stream Horns on Amazon Instant.

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4 comments

  1. shashibiya says:

    Kubrick and Nabokov made the same double entendre in “Lolita.”

    • VinceK says:

      Lolita is known to be one of Lynch’s favorite films. Could it be he got the cherry pie-idea from Kubrick?

  2. Arthur says:

    Not to mention the lumber truck that passes behind Radcliffe in one of the scenes.

  3. Jared Lyon says:

    PLUS, this diner filming location (Rocko’s Diner, Mission, British Columbia) is less than 3 hours from the Double R Diner filming location. Time for a road trip!

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