R.I.P. David Lynch, deeply idiosyncratic and creative Hollywood force for original storytelling that takes real chances and confronts audience's own expectations of how the story should end
Like my friend in the top tweet, Fredrik Strage, the most-popular and widely-read writer in Sweden and Scandinavia on music and pop culture, I loved David Lynch's creativity in his various TV shows + films, even if I didn't always get his message the first time I saw them.
Fredrik above in 2021 with copies of three albums, one by Francoise Hardy, the soundtrack for Lynch's 1990 film starring Nicholas cage and Laura Dern, "Wild at Heart" -the 1st time I ever saw Sherilyn Fenn, 💖, preparing me for 2 yrs later when she was in "Twin Peaks."😍My fave #DavidLynch work? Always "Mulholland Drive." In #DC, I had its movie poster framed in a room w/each poster of Krzysztof Kieślowski's Three Colours films: Blue, White and Red.
GREAT photo illustration of Lynch + Naomi Watts by @AlexMerto for New York Times
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