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Daisy Franklin
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Editor-in-Chief, Film Daily
New York, Los Angeles
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Biography
Daisy Franklin is an adventuress, rabblerouser, and all-around snarky bon viveur. She worked in the music business for ten years and it made her absolutely miserable. Now she works as a freelance writer and is working on her first book, 'Live to Fail Another Day'. She is the editor for Film Daily. Film Daily is a new online platform connecting audiences with indie filmmakers via news, views and reviews. Their aim is to herald the golden age of the auteur and give everyone the tools to become a creator. Any Film & TV PR pro's feel free to pitch us stories!
Film, TV, Indie filmmaking, Scriptwriting, Filmmaking, gearIndie, film, gossip, Film festivals, Film related, prizes and rewards
anything not included above
Content
By Daisy Franklin Verified| Film Daily Verified When Twin Peaks: The Return arrived on screens, fans were met with a bittersweet final performance from Catherine E. Coulson as iconic character the Log Lady. Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, David Lynch called her scenes “extremely emotional” and divulged “Catherine passed away four days after she shot” her final scene following a battle with cancer.
By Daisy Franklin Verified| Film Daily Verified During a voiceover that could have easily been expressed by Jughead Jones (Cole Sprouse) in the past two seasons of Riverdale, The Log Lady (Catherine E. Coulson) mused in S2E22 of Twin Peaks, “Where there was once one, there are now two. Or were there always two? What is a reflection? A chance to see two?
By Daisy Franklin Verified| Film Daily Verified When David Lynch and Mark Frost created the seemingly idyllic small town of Twin Peaks in the late 1980s, the sensationality of Laura Palmer’s murder launched a cult classic that continues to reach beyond replication. The surrealistic quality of the show and subsequent dream logic form the backbone for the now three-season series, with fans speculating theories as to what really went on during those black, moonless nights.
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Film Daily
Los Angeles, New York, United States