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2017
Twin Peaks
(TV Series)
Margaret Lanterman (The Log Lady)
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Part 15
(2017)
... Margaret Lanterman (The Log Lady) (as Catherine Coulson)
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Part 11
(2017)
... Margaret Lanterman (The Log Lady) (as Catherine Coulson)
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Part 10
(2017)
... Margaret Lanterman (The Log Lady) (as Catherine Coulson)
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Part 2
(2017)
... Margaret Lanterman (The Log Lady) (as Catherine Coulson)
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Part 1
(2017)
... Margaret Lanterman (The Log Lady) (as Catherine Coulson)
2010
Psych
(TV Series)
Wood Woman
1990-1991
Twin Peaks
(TV Series)
The Log Lady
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Pilot
(1990)
... The Log Lady (as Catherine Coulson)
1974
The Amputee
(Short)
Amputee (as Catherine Coulson)
1991
Night on Earth
(first assistant camera: Los Angeles - as Catherine Coulson)
1981
Bitter Harvest
(TV Movie) (camera assistant - as Catherine Coulson)
1978
Youngblood
(second assistant camera - as Catherine Coulson)
1978
Starhops
(second assistant camera - as Catherine Coulson)
2017
Twin Peaks
(TV Series) (in memory of - 2 episodes)
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Part 15
(2017)
... (in memory of - as Margaret Lanterman)
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Part 1
(2017)
... (in memory of - as Catherine Coulson)
2016
Vedro
(TV Series) (in memory of - 1 episode)
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Personal Details
Other Works:
(November to December 1998) She acted in Lillian Garrett-Groag's play, "The Magic Fire," in an Oregon Shakespeare Festival production at the Eisenhower Theatre, Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. with Dee Maaske, Demetra Pittman, Kenneth Albers and Judith-Marie Bergan in the cast. Libby Appel was director and artistic director.
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Publicity Listings:
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Alternate Names:
Catherine Colson | Catherine Coulson | Margaret Lanterman
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Personal Quote:
I spent a lot of time in Disneyland as a kid...I think it warped me for life.
Trivia:
Coulson's Twin Peaks story began in the '70s, when she spent about four years working on David Lynch's directorial debut Eraserhead. Officially, Coulson is credited as the movie's assistant director. She also worked as a waitress and donated her income to the movie's perpetually vanishing budget. And she was married to Eraserhead star Jack Nance.
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