' Market. A car wreck ensued shortly thereafter. True or not, Du-Par's does pie awfully well, and Lara Flynn Boyle has made it clear that she would like to eat some. She arrives in a new red BMW, as well as in a wide-brimmed hat similar to the one she wore as Donna Hayward at Laura Palmer's funeral.
SHE HATES CHERRY PIE. ''I hate cherry pie,'' says Lara Flynn, sweetly, but getting her point across. ''I'm gonna have a piece of rhubarb pie.'' She would prefer strawberry rhubarb, always plentiful and sublime back in Chicago, her hometown, but Du-Par's cannot deliver the goods. We also request wedg
(besides crying frequently) and is somber and conflicted. Donna Hayward was Laura Palmer's best friend, and now she is in love with Laura's secret biker boyfriend, James Hurley. ''Donna was a little sad, dull, boring, lifeless and comatose,'' says Lara Flynn. ''But there's a lot of fire underneath.
SHE LOST HER VIRGINITY AND NEVER KNEW IT. Lara Flynn says Donna is pure and chaste, albeit frustrated and horny. The men who created her think otherwise. ''We don't even know for sure yet,'' says Lynch, meaning she probably isn't unspoiled, as it were. ''Donna's sort of a mysterious one.'' Says coex
the FBI have appeared in only one Twin Peaks scene together. And yet in what passes for real life, they cohabit, they share lodging, they are intimate. That is, actors Kyle MacLachlan and Lara Flynn Boyle are conducting a celebrity romance. ''Today's our anniversary,'' she says, like a girl in love.
Lara Flynn, who had her share of nightmares after playing the victim in the TV movie The Preppie Murder, says this about her nocturnal life: ''Do you remember that Marshmallow Fluff stuff? That spread? This will sound funny, but I've had this recurring dream since I was eight years old that I'm stu
