David Lynch will remove the continuation of "Twin Peaks"

In 2016, 25 years after the end of the second, final season of the cult series “Twin Peaks”, David Lynch will release its continuation.

The third season of Twin Peaks will be released on the American cable channel Showtime , reports Indiewire . On Monday, October 6, the teaser of the new project appeared on the Internet.

The script will be written by David Lynch himself and its co -author on the original series Mark Frost, reportsDeadline . “It will not be a remake, but a continuation,” Frost said in an interview with TVLine . The director of all nine episodes will be Lynch.

According to preliminary information, Kyle Maklahlen will be removed in the new Twin Peaks , who played the main male role in the original series-the FBI agent Daile Cooper, who is investigating the circumstances of the death of Laura Palmer, a girl from the town of Twin Pixes in the northwest of Washington.

Until recently, Lynch refused to confirm stubborn rumors about the return of Twin Peaks . In the summer, when asked whether he is going to make a sequel, the director replied: “In another life. Although, as they say, never say. ”