David Lynch interview (2000)

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[@sounzgood]

Pleases the lord to you

[@NicoBleackley]

Imagine getting off your shift at Bob’s Big Boy, you walk out the back door, and David Lynch is going through the garbage.

[@lynchianfloydian451]

No.

[@saschamayer4050]

Not again!

[@ahyaok100]

LOL!! That's great

[@GreedAndSelfishness]

His beautiful, thick hair full of garbage, saying "Beaauuutiful thing. Would you look at that."

[@Jmb93-w1w]

The same as any other bum

[@bananaX11]

This is one of his best interviews in my humble opinion! I love the sheer joy between him and the interviewer

[@TimmysCreativeCelebrationHub]

This guy is so pure! He's the literal definition of an "Artist"

[@chriswarfield7520]

If by pure you mean eccentric and wierd then I agree.

[@chriswarfield7520]

In a good way

[@jacobreeves3110]

And this was before Mulholland drive!

[@johnnycoolguy9554]

Is that what that brown abomination that the diner guy was petrified of? Was he the personification of the negative aspects of a chocolate milkshake? If that's the case, that makes me love David Lynch 10 times more. He can take the most harmless person in a mundane situation and make it terrifying.

[@АртурБриджес]

And before Inland Empire

[@АртурБриджес]

and before the Return which is masterpiece

[@jacobreeves3110]

@ probably the greatest experience I’ve ever had with a tv series.

[@АртурБриджес]

​@@jacobreeves3110 me too. Just finished it several weeks ago but the continuing way of story expression, the exploring of theories and all those mysteries that will stick with me for a while even widened my experience and love towards it. I feel like I already feel this nostalgia.

[@keepmewierd]

“I found this tile cement, it’s not SO toxic but you can get a five gallon tub of it pretty cheap, and it’s really sticky...sometimes I set it on fire” lmao

[@watertower1]

Love that he’s worrying about money

[@thezengirl3685]

Great interview, he gave David his full attention and got to the bottom of things! Very grateful

[@oogiegoogie2826]

It’s kind of amazing how The Straight Story is such a different kind of movie from Lynch’s other movies, yet it still retains his personality as much as any of his works. There’s still that delightful awkwardness and sincerity.

[@midnightkitsune23]

6:27 - Rip Angelo, it's not the same without him here, David and him worked so well together, but I have firm belief that they will meet again one day.

[@gaylepirie4752]

Thank you for your visions. Thank you for sharing your processes.

[@suttree3233]

The Venn diagram of aesthetics and content in Lynch's work is a circle. An absolute creative genius.

[@emmanuelsalazar9424]

What a glorious head of hair.

[@annalisavajda252]

For years I have thought he should grow it a bit and then have paintbrushes made with it those would probably be great novelty items since he started out as a painter and then was inspired by the concept of a "moving painting" he said which I think just means "motion pictures".

[@barakm4452]

He is one of the most interesting directors to listen to

[@chrisbender8714]

Tomatoes, tuna, feta and olive oil for lunch. Chicken, broccoli and soy sauce for dinner.

[@ktmtxt]

Gotta build that foundation 😎

[@ryan_deakin]

I NEED a robert Johnson film directed by David lynch

[@ShinyFlakesShinyFlakes]

That would be fuckin cool, can you imagine him creating a scene of Robert Johnson meeting the Devil at the crossroads?

[@Retrostar619]

Did anything ever come of the script he mentions?

[@ryan_deakin]

@@Retrostar619 who knows. dont think so

[@mawoj93]

@@Retrostar619 Unfortunately, it seems like it will be directed by different director after all consequenceofsound.net/2019/11/love-in-vain-robert-johnson-biopic/

[@Retrostar619]

@@mawoj93 Much obliged!

[@axar9905]

they didn’t know that in 2001 there will be an absolute masterpiece..

[@destroyernoah]

Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius

[@summerallthetime2616]

@@destroyernoah He does have Lynch like hair

[@j.goebbels2134]

The Lord of the Rings

[@scottv8124]

Donnie Darko

[@hipsterelephant2660]

Ghost World

[@maxxxmodelz4061]

I love this man.

[@mentallychallenging]

the muscles in lynch's right hand must be extraordinarily strong as hes always shaking it to direct and convey things

[@laburgy]

This is a superb interview, all clear to me. More explained than expected. Imagine asking Picasso to explain his paintings hahaha!! Try a Salvador Dali interview !! David Lynch is a fine artist, driven by his passion. As a person he is very free that's unusual.

[@Vingul]

I can't watch it, damn that Charlie Rose. Maybe some other time.

[@johnnylong6289]

Sounds like the quirky chat bot version of a post but ok. Sounds good.

[@Gullible-Direction55]

“You filmed for what? 21 days?” No we filmed for 31.” “Oh well that’s only ten days more” David looked at him like you fucking idiot it’s makes a big difference lmaooooo

[@berfiinnnn]

Lmaoooo

[@pinetree1616]

I'd like to see an interview with Lynch where he's asked things which don't allow him a springboard for ethereal tangents. What's your favorite breakfast cereal? Shit like that. You know?

[@ichris2011]

People hate on them but his late night interviews (Jay Leno, Letterman, etc.) are great for that

[@dylanthrillmour866]

Cheerios...are such a BLESSING. They remind us right from the get go. To be...cheerful and and and happy. As we start. The day. That that’s why it’s the most *important* meal of the day. Each little itty bitty circle cascades out from its packaged prison...and flies for a short eternity... until landing gracefully unto the bowl. A ding. A scream into the world. I am here. Here I am. They shout.such a bliss. The milk. White. White. White as death and the great beyond flows. It flows down and drowns the dots and they float. And they live in a beautiful harmony. Awaiting the spoon. The beautiful shining spoon like a mirror. You see yourself in a warped, mirror and then see the meal. You see your inner, living beauty. And you are reminded to be cheery as you have your cheerios. It’s a beautiful thing.

[@PunkingtonGrunge]

Is this really him or did you type this up? Cause that shit's beautiful!

[@zhiguli8]

Someone may have already noticed this, but Charlie Rose questioning/not understanding needing to make an actress feel safe and comfortable is telling.

[@beastl8rsk8r02]

I took it as he wanted David to elaborate

[@YungM.D.]

@@beastl8rsk8r02for sure, but I think the poster was referring to Rose’s recent MeToo allegations

[@johndawhale3197]

David Lynch and Charlie Rose are both beautiful abstracts. This video is also a beautiful abstract...

[@KonradBogen-q5s]

such a great interviewer too. marvelous.

[@miracles4u]

That is so classic. The interviewer and the interviewed. That guy could easily be in a diavd lynch film. Great stuff

[@Agos226]

The man behind Winkie’s was actually just David Lynch searching through their garbage to find their milkshake recipe

[@verbalwright3887]

I hate it when an interviewer asks David for examples for things. It is not relevant. David is so amazing at what he does that, I think people have a hard time realizing that asking for a "Straight" answer is no more than destroying the beautiful language of Cinema.

[@BrianJgriffin709]

Stanislavski said the same thing.The first reading of a play is very important for an actor.

[@gabrielvs96]

no homo but the way lynch laughs at 1:49 arouses me

[@Esoteric456]

gabriel good luck with that.

[@bradydavis5791]

You don't need to say no homo and also, if arouses you then I do believe there is some homosexual connotations there.

[@bhoenix3213]

@@bradydavis5791 Or bisexual or smth : P

[@lenwilson3707]

Christ, a man liking another man's laugh is just Human, nothing homosexual about it. Weird that you had to preface it that way.

[@toddjohnsoneveningnews8870]

@@lenwilson3707no it is kinda gay i completely understand why he said that lol

[@mentallychallenging]

and he was correct, the film is the subject of cinematography classes to this day

[@markydark8286]

Man I love him!

[@SeanLKearns]

David Lynch doesn't know he's funny and that's what makes him so hilarious.

[@alvinhaglund5811]

I'm 100 % sure he knows he's funny and he also knows appearing as if he doesn't know makes him even more funny

[@johnnylong6289]

Don't be naive.

[@farzanamughal5933]

@@johnnylong6289 Do you know where i could find the scripts Lynch says are his favourites?? greg brooker

[@zachbrehany2253]

Criterion, you have spoiled me with how great your restoration on his films have been. Seeing the footage used here... Painful to see. Lynch is one of those film makers where you only watch the highest quality of his films. Thank god for Criterion. Now, let's have them remaster this interview.

[@bigrigJim]

a friend and myself ate a whole bunch of blotter acid then went to a midnight showing of Eraserhead. Man, talk about a trip.

[@johnlarson3312]

Love Lynch. Love that he did Dune. What a sport.

[@DC-zi6se]

One of the best and probably the last surrealist filmmaker.

[@kbs1212]

Travis B No, tell us more.

[@trolojolo6178]

Lynch sucks

[@warlocksmiling4586]

no

[@eduardo_corrochio]

@@trolojolo6178 You came here just to speak ill of him? And just saying he "sucks" without giving reasons sounds like you're nine years old.

[@trolojolo6178]

I just don't get it why everybody is calling him a genius. He can't even complete a full sentence that shows any deeper meaning behind his intensions or stop waiving with his fingers and distract so fundamentaly from what ever he is trying to explain, in the very same moment. Lynch is trying his best, I agree. But there is nothing worth of mentioning or idealize him es the best movie Maker of all times or even as genius. He just sucks in my opinion. I'm not a fan or glorify and kind of filmmaker. But as a example, compared to Takeshi Kitano. Kitano accomplished more then him. And is able to make his point clear by using straight words without making magic with his fingers or being called a genius. Tarkowski another example but I'm not going into detail here. I'm happy you found something you like at Lynch's work. Maybe he inspires you in some way. But this cult like, unfounded glorifying is a joke. Not that you think you care about my opinion or view at thi topic right here. Nobody cares about anybody's view today. Only about why someone doesn't share his view. At least this makes you now understand my motivation.

[@Nobutehuhh]

I love that Mulholland Drive is what ended up being “in the air”. They should’ve put that air in a jar.

[@flaviens2621]

The jar is Mulholland Drive, I guess.

[@donlad]

Why do I feel like David Lynch is constantly fighting the urge to break into hysterics

[@donlad]

The 14:50 segment has me in tears

[@berfiinnnn]

@@donladare you fucking kidding me??? Fucking organic non toxic cement?? Oil paint is expensive?? He is my favorite artist ever and I havent even seen a work of his yet 😂 I’ve been watching his interviews non stop, he is hilarious. Thank you for the time stamp 😄

[@MapleSyrupPoet]

Very intelligent man, David 🎭🎑

[@chriswarfield7520]

Huh cant believe i dont remember this coming out.

[@gbowers]

I just want to know one thing... how in the hell.. does he get his hair to stay like that?

[@dylanharnettmarshall9700]

His hair transcends mediation.

[@tcrijwanachoudhury]

@@dylanharnettmarshall9700 transhairdental meditation

[@DavidVJones]

He uses the same stylist Jack Nance used...??

[@christiand8243]

Very intelligent man

[@johnnylong6289]

I miss the days when we had talented people producing movies and television. Now we get a never ending stream of "netflix originals."

[@erniereyes1994]

I'm not particularly a fan of Rose as an interviewer, but he's interviewed some of the great minds, artists, and writers (i.e. David Lynch, Martin McDonagh, David Foster Wallace, Kazuo Ishiguro, Harold Bloom, Antonin Scalia, etc.) it's actually quite impressive. If only he were more of an interviewer like Peter Robinson.

[@lisafrank6513]

I love watching his right hand

[@passionparade]

Two of the best One on One!

[@gulyasdavid6170]

legend and a sic mind! i like this guy

[@Jokervision744]

First 5 mins - that's how I think about writing texts, and I've told that image like a story about how reality is. Every step contains reality and everything. Well at least that is the fuel I might find and taste. I just imagined that's how Agatha Christie came up with her characters. At least that was one of my comparisons I tried to pull into one of my picturings of how some people come up with stories, and aren't just losing themselves into the whirl of what is the fire that lets us come up with something. Something that may work, or not, but you just play along with it, but yeah... Just like he goes on about it all.

[@jaimecorrea9672]

my fave

[@erazeTHEborders]

Note to self: 13:22 "What's the thing in the air?"

[@joetaylor5803]

I don’t know what it is. In Germany they say it’s this thing called the zeitgeist

[@SpaceLice]

I am in love with this man

[@bridgecross]

I totally forgot he directed The Straight Story. Mostly because it was such a straightforward, sincere film. Not like anything else he’s done.

[@ClixxCafe]

"DAVID LYNCH" The LEGEND FILM MAKER Of AMERICA.......

[@zoedarc783]

He's a cutie

[@PancakeLizard710]

He's is my favourite director i mean if George Lucas wanted him to direct star war the last jedi he is highly regraded but very underrated.

[@tonitsi78]

The interviewer didn't ask the biggest question: How can he cope with that kind of hair.

[@willkehler]

tonitsi78 because it’s obvious.. he’s crazy! And a fuckin genius. Very thin line

[@johntracey5516]

His hair is his styx

[@dylanharnettmarshall9700]

He copes because his hair transcends mediation.

[@CannibalWHORE22]

“I’m also a great guitar player” You paint, you direct and you play the guitar “I’m very interested in music, I am not a guitar player” lol

[@dancingtrout6719]

hes really something thiis guy hes out front and uses words for action he gets you rolling

[@conorhoran1384]

Why is this video a bit dark and blurry?

[@Mo_Ketchups]

Sure is nice not having to endure Rose asking then answering his own questions anymore. (I don’t think he’s wearing pants during this interview 🤔)

[@CasperLCat]

I agree about Rose in general, but this interview was a refreshing exception. He asked simple questions and let Lynch talk.

[@sclogse1]

NIcely handled. The old days when this show would be sent by satellite. Along with that funny green cast. You thought it was something in your set...but nope.

[@g.c.8764]

The secret to success: eat tuna fish and feta every day.

[@ucntcit]

i could see this guy saying, "get off my monkey."

[@tagirattana]

Love Twin Peaks and many if his works. Some not. Lije Blue Velvet.

[@felixtritschler5096]

Btw German "Zeitgeist" probably doesn't mean what David thought of here. In German, this word simply means what is mainstream in terms of ideas/concepts in a certain period of time/epoche - it's not metaphysical or spiritual.

[@rh655]

thats exactly what he means by whats in the air. the spiritual is what is inside. thats why he talks about needing to wait until y2k calms down for there to be something new in the air.

[@Johnnyhotrockets]

@@rh655He meant the literal translation - Timeghost

[@midnightkitsune23]

12:46 - "Thing in the air"

[@int_pro]

How do they not include DUNE in his filmography??? Yeah they had budget problems, but the set design was amazing up until then... And his whole approach was still amazing. HOW did they not list it??

[@lisafrank6513]

Watching his version of dune as a kid became a huge influence on me.

[@El_papa_de_Rambo]

He doesn't like it because he didn't have control over the final product.

[@El_papa_de_Rambo]

They talk about it at 19:46

[@int_pro]

@@El_papa_de_Rambo thank you!

[@truthjuice7755]

Another interview filmed on a comet ☄️

[@robaquarian]

Sad he hasnt made a movie in 18 years

[@miguelmarques1726]

Tomatoes, tuna fish, feta chesse, olive oil

[@bichaels]

It's very good.

[@combatraven]

7:48 “Eccentric daughter,” come on, Charlie Rose, she’s disabled and had her children taken from her because she was deemed unfit. Great movie though, and interesting to hear Lynch talk about it.

[@Ilovetoots]

I love david

[@zodiac748]

7:05 my favorite one

[@Jokervision744]

Damn he delivers constipation... I mean he had constitution to stay in for that interview. Even if he basically played the whole set of fireworks basically in the beginning.

[@Yeomannn]

17:00

[@rdm5687]

17:29 Nice

[@nikczemna_symulakra]

Oh my.. He's definitely not listening to him:/

[@Emulous79]

BB is 22. Angel number, apparently. Or demon.

[@TheDas9582]

David loves abstractions.

[@apostolosangelou5]

People got into trouble?

[@He1IoStuff]

Not Bill Cipher

[@neillaika]

👍

[@pedanticvampire8121]

3:53

[@briansays2286]

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@dirtydirtmcgogurt]

You think David Lynch ever got told he looks like young Jimmy Dean? Because he does. For reference - kzbin.info/www/bejne/npq8pXyoZtmdaZo

[@Psalm144verse1]

Dude throwin gang signs

[@osvaldasjurgelenas4746]

Many up for ok, for I quest?

[@osvaldasjurgelenas4746]

Ok?

[@marcpadilla1094]

Mulholland was very sexy. Elephant Man was decent. The actual Elephant man appeared much worse.

[@spectralcodec]

The interviewer is driving his own opinions way too much here.

[@wiisalute]

I always get him confused with David Fincher lol

[@stuartmarkhayes8971]

He's a hack, like Nan Goldin, William Eggleston, and Alec Soth.

[@alexjamess]

david is great on this one... but i, virtually, find charlie rose quite an insolent and unpleasent, overrated interviewer.

[@von111]

Rose is delightful.

[@chimpmaster]

I thought he was great in both Lynch interviews. They both seem to get along very well

[@chimpmaster]

He might seem a little bit insolent at times, but I think he hits just the right balance between respecting Lynch and having a natural reaction to some of the weirder stuff says.

[@SingerCommaMarla]

You seem pretty dense to me

[@alexjamess]

@@SingerCommaMarla i am density

[@CookInTech84]

Seems normal, but the films suggest this guy is deranged and very dark and toxic in his soul. He puts on a good front. 😒

[@swampshack1018]

Are you stupid?

[@jabberbone1]

@@swampshack1018 Your assessment of Ydoc is correct.

[@jessica5497]

As a Psychologist i would say no... Most of the time the most psychologically healthy people produce the works most considered "bizarre" because they unconsciously use art to explore these different facets of human complexity. The sick ones are the repressed and the puritans... They who keep a dark side, which only grows like a snowball. But i dont think a troll cares...

[@h0gheadS]

If you want an interesting movie, you need an interesting director. Keep the normies for day-time tv.

[@johnhetherington8830]

great hair

[@VainEldritch]

Madder than Mad Jack McMad - I love his guy.

[@Yeomannn]

17:30