Jocelyn "Josie" Packard (born Li Chun Fung) was the owner of the Packard Sawmill following the apparent death of her husband, Andrew Packard. Josie was born Li Chun Fung in Guangzhou Province to a high-ranking Red Pole enforcer in the Siu-wong triad and a beautiful prostitute known as "Lace...

Josie Packard, played by Joan Chen, is from Hong Kong, and is ethnic Chinese. Josie meets and marries Andrew Packard, owner of the Packard Mill, in Hong Kong and accompanies him to Twin Peaks. After Andrew's death in a boating accident, Josie inherits the mill, which is run by her sister-in-law Catherine. Catherine resents Josie for taking over ...

Jul 24, 2024 · In the Lesli Linka Glatter-directed Episode 16 of Season 2, the Packard Sawmill owner (Joan Chen) dies suddenly after a standoff with FBI agent Dale Cooper (Kyle MacLachlan), her...

Aug 25, 2019 · Josie Packard (Joan Chen) was a main character for most of the series, as she was involved in intrigue at the mill with Catherine Martell (Piper Laurie), had an affair with Sheriff Truman (Michael Ontkean), and then went into full spy/murderer mode.

Jul 3, 2022 · Of all the characters in the original run of Twin Peaks, no one ever really mentions Josie Packard. But given how odd, eccentric, creepy, and/or downright amazing the rest of the cast was, it’s easy to see how the quiet, shy, and downtrodden character of Josie could be easily swept under the rug.

Cooper informs Hawk that Josie's body weighed only 65lbs and there was no cause of death determined. Is there any theory as to what happened to her? I've watched The Return once as the Dougie story really drags out for me worse than James' singing.

Jul 25, 2024 · Joan Chen regrets leaving Twin Peaks in season 2, missing out on a return for season 3 as Josie Packard. Chen sought David Lynch's help to free Josie from being trapped in a wooden knob, but it didn't work out.

This, and her role as enigmatic mill owner Josie Packard in the cult TV series Twin Peaks (1990), are her best-known roles in Europe and North America. However, Hollywood's practice of type-casting East Asians has led to a dearth of major roles for Chen since then, and in recent roles, she has often been cast as a villainess.

The fate of Josie Packard in Twin Peaks has always been a topic that has divided and confused fans since her 'death' scene was originally transmitted in episode 23 on February 16th, 1991. Many people have pointed out the rather primitive special effects (of it's time though) that may have diminished any potential power from the cliffhanger.

Nov 25, 2019 · The Josie in the furniture bit allegedly came from Lynch himself, but he could have had an entirely different arc planned to support it. It’s very obvious to me that someone heard Lynch say “Josie gets trapped in the furniture,” and ran …