Naomi was perfectly cast as Janey-E she was excellent, however, Grace Zabriskie who played Sarah Palmer was in another league and deserves any awards going despite Sarah Palmer having less screen time her acting was just magnificent adding a big depth to the scenes dragging all of the sorrow of the original series with her, probably why some of her scenes didnt need dialogue
Grace has to play the most exhausted, burn-out, torn up tortured soul ever and she does it so well you'd think, "Well she must walk around like that all the time," so when you see she's just a normal regular thoughtful calm and gathered person, you really appreciate the talent level.
More than just an especially stellar performance in TW THE RETURN, this particular clip is one of my all-time top 10 David Lynch favorite moments, but uniquely so. Other favorites of Lynchian genius tend to be if not surreal then studied subversion of normalcy. Janey-E Jones in this clip punches through the screen with conspicuous absence of stylized camerawork or sound design-- It's perversely, jarringly, powerfully thisworldly (as opposed to otherworldly blue rose stuff but also the otherwise pervasive implicit gritty hint of all-American weirdness in even minor characters, extras. Once or twice a year I return to this particular clip as improbably but effectively inspirational / instructive -- it resonates with me as a not-that-over-the-top parallel to how I have learned to deal with bullies.
As much as the end of S3 is a downer. I'm glad Janey-E and Sonny Jim got the husband/dad they deserved in the end. Cooper's plan to save Laura and find Judy may have been a failure, but he succeeded here.
@@mattyryon Yes, it absolutely is. Lynch was being cute with it. The actor won't talk about it because he's bound by non-disclosure agreement and though he was not credited for the appearance, neither was anyone else. But I don't care how many non-denial denials he issues, it's definitely him. .
@@py16667 I used to think the corpse was Billy until somebody else turned me on to the Tommy the loanshark theory. Now I'm not so sure..But the corpse to me does look more like Tommy than he does the uncredited guitar player in Riley Lynch's band Trouble
@@secondcomingofbast9908 I’m not gonna bother deep diving to figure out who’s who, but I saw your comment, looked at HD screen grabs, & it doesn’t look like any character that we saw before then, so it’s still up in the air
the fact that she won nothing for this performance tells you all you need to know about the legitimacy of the prestige awards. literally one of the greatest performances by anyone in the history of film.
Just realised, what age was dougie when he got made into a tulpa. What does he think happened in his past as he should have all the memories of dale cooper if we are following the rules... also how did he meet his wife and what does he tell her when she asks about his past... etc...
That walk to her car at the end alone warrants an Emmy.
So much gusto!
Or her America accent, in my opinion.
@@andygtmo Brits and Aussies rarely can pull off an American accent that well. She nails it.
Naomi was perfectly cast as Janey-E she was excellent, however, Grace Zabriskie who played Sarah Palmer was in another league and deserves any awards going despite Sarah Palmer having less screen time her acting was just magnificent adding a big depth to the scenes dragging all of the sorrow of the original series with her, probably why some of her scenes didnt need dialogue
Grace has to play the most exhausted, burn-out, torn up tortured soul ever and she does it so well you'd think, "Well she must walk around like that all the time," so when you see she's just a normal regular thoughtful calm and gathered person, you really appreciate the talent level.
Grace Zabriskie is brilliant in everything. Her performance in Inland Empire might be the best thing in that whole movie.
I normally don't think much about Emmy Awards but I was sincerely impressed by Naomi's performance.
Naomi Watts is a beautiful woman and a talented actress!
I really appreciate the role you played in T.P. !
She deserves all the awards for Janey-E!
Naomi Watts is incredible! She has acting prowess many people would dream of having!!
Have you seen her in Funny Games? Ridiculous how realistic her suffering was in that movie.
Janey-E was such a pleasant surprise in the Return!
Tough dame, indeed.
I Hope that Naomi, Laura and Kyle will get the nominations, They were outstanding!
And fine damn hot cup of coffee!
God she's so gorgeous
More than just an especially stellar performance in TW THE RETURN, this particular clip is one of my all-time top 10 David Lynch favorite moments, but uniquely so. Other favorites of Lynchian genius tend to be if not surreal then studied subversion of normalcy. Janey-E Jones in this clip punches through the screen with conspicuous absence of stylized camerawork or sound design-- It's perversely, jarringly, powerfully thisworldly (as opposed to otherworldly blue rose stuff but also the otherwise pervasive implicit gritty hint of all-American weirdness in even minor characters, extras. Once or twice a year I return to this particular clip as improbably but effectively inspirational / instructive -- it resonates with me as a not-that-over-the-top parallel to how I have learned to deal with bullies.
I adore Naomi. Beautiful, excellent Actress. Naomi's the one!
As much as the end of S3 is a downer. I'm glad Janey-E and Sonny Jim got the husband/dad they deserved in the end. Cooper's plan to save Laura and find Judy may have been a failure, but he succeeded here.
One of my favorite scenes from "Twin Peaks: The Return." Tough dame, INDEED.
This is so good, I can't even
I didn't care for her character until this scene. After this I was in love
She was truly essential. Who knows what would've happened to Dougie/Coop had she not been his voice.
Sorta like the scene with Bobby Brigs at Laura Palmers funeral which made him my favorite character.
I love the way one of the gangsters closes his eyes when he hears the violent sound of the car's door being shut. 😂😂😂😂😂
The way that guy says "he borrowed it" is award-worthy.
The loanshark on the left was the corpse in Carrie Page's living room in the season finale.
No it isn't
@@mattyryon Yes, it absolutely is. Lynch was being cute with it. The actor won't talk about it because he's bound by non-disclosure agreement and though he was not credited for the appearance, neither was anyone else. But I don't care how many non-denial denials he issues, it's definitely him. .
@@secondcomingofbast9908 literally looks nothing like him lol use your eyes buddy
@@py16667 I used to think the corpse was Billy until somebody else turned me on to the Tommy the loanshark theory. Now I'm not so sure..But the corpse to me does look more like Tommy than he does the uncredited guitar player in Riley Lynch's band Trouble
@@secondcomingofbast9908 I’m not gonna bother deep diving to figure out who’s who, but I saw your comment, looked at HD screen grabs, & it doesn’t look like any character that we saw before then, so it’s still up in the air
Goosebumps!
Naomi always kicks ass....
Oh my God it took me this long but I just realized the moustache guy is Daniel Faraday!
He's Dickie Bennett
And Charles Manson
@@secondcomingofbast9908 Wait, Jeremy Davies played Manson?
@@jeremyfrost2636 He sure did, and did a damn good job at it. In Helter Skelter. Not the first tv miniseries but the second one.
@@secondcomingofbast9908 Wait. They remade Helter Skelter?
Janey-E for president! 🙌🏻
I want to meet her. Who is she?
Sooo good!
Silencio
OMG Naomi nails this scene!
the best part is that is purely out of principle since dougie just brought home over 420,000 dollars and they can easily afford the 50,000
I had to come back to this scene when I learned that they guy on the right plays Baldur in God of War 2018.
Perfect!
C'mon Emmys!
Love it.
Naomi Watts is a badass, but there were far too many scenes of her saying "Dougiiiiie" instead of great scenes like this.
Mi amor platónico!!!
Yep, Tough Dame indeed
She ate
Super Legends!! Naomi Watts and David Linch!!! Love!!
I love this scene.
I love Naomi Watts.
I love David Lynch....as much as a heterosexual Man can. Lol.
the fact that she won nothing for this performance tells you all you need to know about the legitimacy of the prestige awards. literally one of the greatest performances by anyone in the history of film.
Balboa Lake Park
Her role as Diane is very excellent too.
Naomi Watts doesn't play Diane oO
☕🍒🥧👍
"Nevertheless, lady..."
And to only think that she talks with brittish accent normally
She reminds me of Alison Hendrix from Orphan Black! Another housewife who doesn't take shit from anybody.
Just realised, what age was dougie when he got made into a tulpa. What does he think happened in his past as he should have all the memories of dale cooper if we are following the rules... also how did he meet his wife and what does he tell her when she asks about his past... etc...
I'm not sure... but I just thought... maybe you and me, maybe the both of us, maybe we're tulpas?
It doesn't matter how hard you're fellas you're nothing up against Mrs Cooper.
in my dream she killed Dougie
Igor Malyarevsky That would have been awesome.
tough dame
Is she American?
She's Australian
Naomi was brilliant. Most of her scenes were across from a useless idiot of a character that did nothing and offered nothing.
You're forgetting Dougie's arm flapping when she was banging him. Now THAT'S worth an Emmy.
You clearly didn't understand Dougie. That was Cooper after having been in the lodge for 25 years and having his brain fried.
She deserved it
I'm first, Dougie. First.
Her character reminded me of Skyler White
While in real life she's Marie.
As if this series only got 2 emmy nominations and lost both.
The walk to her car is the worst overacting I have seen