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Lynch meeting Dean Stockwell and Francesca Annis in “Dune”, in the same novel as recent films through Denis Villeneuve.
Lynch in 1984, the year of his third feature film, “Dune”, published.
Lynch and Isabella Rossellini, who played in “Blue Velvet” (1986). The film brought its 3 Oscar nominations for Lynch for its realization.
Lynch turning “Velvet Azul” with Kyle Maclachlan, the star of this movie as “Dune” and “Twin Peaks” on television.
Lynch in 1986.
Lynch the filming of “Wild At Heart” (1990).
Lynch and Dennis Hopper, who gave the impression memorably in “Velvet Blue”.
Lynch in the “Twin Peaks” set. The cooker and showrunner of the series, which lasted two seasons in ABC in 1990 and 1991. A renewal, “Twin Peaks: The Return”, took its position in Showtime in 2017.
Lynch, from left to left, with his “savage from heart” in Cannes. From left to right: Rossellini, Laura Dern, Diane Ladd, Willem Dafoe and Nicolas Cage.
Lynch at the Cannes Film Festival in 1990, where “Wild At Heart” The Golden Palme.
Safe surreal quality that has impregnated his films has known the adjective “Lynchian”.
Rossellini and Lynch.
Lynch filming “The Straight History” (1999).
Lynch meeting Naomi Watts in “Mulholland Drive. ” The 2001 film is through many as his masterpiece.
Lynch and the stars of “Mulholland Drive”, Watts and Laura Harring, in Cannes in 2001.
Lynch with Mel Brooks in 2012. Brooks helped produce the first Hollywood film through Lynch, “The Elephant Man” (1980).
A “Lynch / Oz” fixation (2023), a documentary produced through Alexandre O. Philippe on the influence “The Wizard of Oz” (1939) exerted Lynch.
Lynch and Laura Dern on the “Wild At Heart” set. Dern gave the impression in 3 of Lynch’s films, as well as “Twin Peaks: The Return”.
Lynch with John Varvatos and Ringo Starr.
In 2019, flanked through Maclachlan, Dern and Rossellini, Lynch won an Oscar for the realization of honorary life.
Lynch in 2007.
Lynch’s death at the age of 78 announced Thursday.
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