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<i>Here KPCWFM, your guide
from the Sundance Film Festival.</i>

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<i>The great event
tonight</i>

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<i>it is the premiere of "Lost Highway"
by David Lynch</i>

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<i>Bill Pullman and Patricia Arquette
star in this thriller

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<i>about desperate men
and unfaithful women.</i>

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An idea came to mind

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about a couple

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that he did not stop receiving
video tapes.

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They left them at the door.

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And on those tapes
They went out at home,

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at night, sleeping.

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For four years
I didn't do anything with that idea

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until I told her
to Barry Gifford.

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That's what he did to us
get going

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and write the script.

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David called me and told me,

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"Barry, we have to write
a movie"

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I replied, "Okay,
"but I'm working on a novel"

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"I will do it another time"
But he insisted,

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"No, Barry, now it's time."
make a movie "

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I hadn't even realized
and it had already been planted in my house.

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At first they had
totally different ideas.

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And neither David nor Barry
He liked the other's.

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In the end, it was David
the one who proposed this story.

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When there is
two people writing,

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the usual thing is that one walks
while the other is at the computer.

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But both David and I are
of those who walk around the room.

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So we had to avoid
collide between us.

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So we had to sit down.
one in front of the other,

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we started talking
and I took notes.

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I don't think I've ever met someone
as affable as David Lynch.

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We get along very well
from the first moment.

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He doesn't like that the scriptwriter
gets in your way a lot.

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Especially on the set
while he directs.

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Well, he invited me
to be there with him.

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He is very generous in this sense.

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Sometimes there are things that look good
just as they are in the script.

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Cut.

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Well done.

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And there are others that don't.

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Sometimes something occurs to us
which is better than in the script.

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You have to always be attentive
to these kinds of things

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and be open to new ideas

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without losing sight
the general outline of the film

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to avoid going off on a tangent
and that there are no surprises later.

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- Shall we shoot tonight, Deepak?
- Yes.

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You have to sign me some checks.

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There you go.

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These checks are not given away.

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I make the budget.

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And the planning.

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The team has to stick
to those two things.

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You don't buy a pencil here

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without me knowing.

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For him the movies
they are a puzzle

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regarding time,
the money and the staff,

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He behaves like a general.

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I control all aspects
of the production process.

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Not in the creative part
but in the financial

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I am the most responsible.

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It wouldn't be the first time
that I'm wrong.

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It doesn't matter.
Can I do it in two?

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Or do I have to hear all the reasons
Why can't I?

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Reason, there is only one.

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So you go and lie to him,
"I can't give you that,"

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or "Great, you can do it."
or "Do everything you can"

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always watching
for the interest of the film

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and without spending more money
that we have.

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Has unlimited reserves
of energy and enthusiasm

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and he always has everything calculated.

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They want me to commit now.

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Let's end up in a position
that you won't like.

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And then you will wonder
why did you accept it

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if you didn't like it anymore
in the beginning.

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It puts us in a difficult situation,

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because it's one thing to be kind
and another is to be stupid.

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I keep you informed in detail
of the direction we are taking.

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And he keeps me up to date
of everything you need and why.

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a little sacrifice
for my part

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and a little for yours,
and the show is assured.

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The tone
It is the same as in the other.

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It would go a little like this.

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Okay.

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This is the song
that is playing.

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It's like...

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There is...

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They go in groups of three.

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One, two, three,
then a cut

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four, five, six,
another cut and the chorus.

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It's rather cold.

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Cold and warm.

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The chorus is warm.

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 �Sing and play the violin
at the same time?

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I don't think so.

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- When you sing, do you put down the violin?
- Makes mixes.

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To sing this you have to go
to the stratosphere.

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<i>A gray cloud passes by.</i>

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<i>A rabbit runs.</i>

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<i>The trees are black.</i>

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Beautiful.

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<i>A woodcutter screams.</i>

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<i>A woman cries.</i>

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<i>I see the moon.</i>

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I started playing the violin
at six years old.

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my grandfather was
a Scottish violinist.

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<i>And still</i>

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<i>I hear your name.</i>

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<i>And still</i>

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<i>I hear your name.</i>

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David has a musical sense
impressive.

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He has excellent hearing.

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He hears everything.
The faint inner voices,

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everything you are doing.

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Andy, stop.

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Here, by the type of record,

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It gives it a sound with more body.

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Do you want to lower it a little?

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Angelo inspires me
and I inspire him

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speaking, nodding
and making other gestures.

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Maybe I should go down a little.

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Ok, but it does reinforce
the upper part

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because it looks perfect
emphasized in that way.

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Okay.

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A sound with more body
it could be good.

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Yes, I like it, Ange.

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Let him do one and...

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Angelo clings to an idea

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and continue with it
until he is exhausted.

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So there are four equal ones,

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a slightly higher one

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and then four equal ones.

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Yes but it follows a pattern
of three, three and three.

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- Okay.
- But harmonized with the rest.

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So he finds her,
develops it

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and compose a piece,
sometimes short, sometimes long,

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but they all live inside
of that idea he had found.

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Not bad, David.

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The beginning determines
the address

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and you never know
where it will end.

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But the atmosphere is something
what are you looking for

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and, I don't know how,

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in the end,
We always find it.

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To achieve this,
you have to maintain a strange dialogue,

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a kind of action and reaction
with Angelo's music.

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And go up.

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<i>And still</i>

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<i>I see your face.</i>

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That's it, much better.

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- It is soft and warm.
- Precious.

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<i>And still</i>

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Now take a breath
and contain it.

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<i>I see your face.</i>

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- And it fades away.
- But it's not necessary

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that the ending is so long.

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You can go back
and take up a couple of verses.

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When I was little,
in Spokane, Washington,

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I spent all my time drawing.

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My father brought home paper

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and what I painted the most

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It was this Browning submachine gun
which was cooled with water.

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It was my favorite reason.

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When I met David,
We worked in a pharmacy.

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He was a medicine deliveryman
and I served soft drinks.

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One day we were talking
and I told him,

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"I would love to be a painter."

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He replied that he did too.

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And for me, meeting another person
who liked to paint

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He made everything seem real.

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Every day, David,
Bushnell's brother,

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who was a draftsman, and I
we were going to eat at the studio

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that you had on Cameron Street.

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You made us jam sandwiches
and peanut butter.

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- And coffee.
- Triple sandwich.

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Yes, three floors.
And then...

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One day we were there
and you served us a coffee,

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and what worries me most is that
I was taking them without noticing anything,

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but David said, "Bush,
"What the hell is wrong with this coffee?"

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- You looked at him...
- And you were swallowing it.

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I already know. you had said
that nothing was wrong with the coffee.

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Literally,
"If you don't like it, get out."

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But David insisted,
that if the coffee was disgusting,

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What if something strange happened to him?

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I was starting to worry
because it tasted good to me

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and Bush was getting offended.

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In the end we went to look
in the coffee maker.

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I took off the top

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and there was a bar of soap

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stuck in the bottom of the coffee pot.

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It was full of pomp.

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- I had just cleaned it.
-And he left the soap inside.

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That anecdote stayed with me

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and when Mark and I were
writing the first episode,

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the one who came after
the pilot episode of Twin Peaks,

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we put the story
but with a fish instead of soap.

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Even when I was a teenager,
I was determined.

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I knew what I wanted to do.

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He had a clear idea of himself,
from a very young age.

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And, by then,
I had a studio.

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One day he brought me a painting.

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It was from a dock or a pier
based on greens and blacks,

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with a very thick layer
of oil painting.

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When he showed it to me,
I was all excited.

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Then a moth appeared,
crashed into the painting

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it got stuck to the paint,
started to flap

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and traced a spiral,
as if it represented his death.

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I thought I was going to remove it
and paint over it.

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But David was impressed.
He said, "It looks great."

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So since that day

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started putting insects
and things of the style in his paintings.

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I was dedicated to collecting
many things.

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It doesn't seem morbid to me.

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It's nothing more than a texture,
simply.

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At home I had five cats
who hunted little mice.

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They did a thousand and one and killed them,
but they were in perfect condition.

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David caught one of these mice
and a little polyester resin

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and hit it
to a pretty porcelain plate.

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We also had a strip
to catch flies on the ceiling,

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with millions of flies
that had gotten stuck.

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David began to put them away.

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He also collected those that died
in the window of a heart attack, I guess,

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until I filled a plastic bag
pretty big dead flies

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that I intended to use
in his paintings

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when I returned to Philadelphia.

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The day came, I collected everything
and he flew to Philadelphia,

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with such bad luck
that his suitcase was lost.

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I wanted to be home
so he didn't want to wait.

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Only then did I call the airport
Let's see what they knew about his suitcase.

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The lady who answered the phone

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asked him to describe the content
to prove that it was his.

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And of course, David said,
"There is a plate with a dead mouse

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and a plastic bag
full of dead flies. "

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The woman started laughing
thinking it was a joke

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but when he realized
that was true,

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I hung up the phone.

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In twenty minutes they left him
the suitcase at the door

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and David only had time to hear
the tires screeching.

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They didn't even want to see it.
Look how rare they are in Philadelphia,

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They thought David was the weird one.
when it is the most normal thing in the world.

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I know that when David is not there
with a film, paint.

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No need for filming equipment,
no sound equipment,

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nor catering service, operators,
cameras, movies,

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nor anything that costs money.

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David always used paint
normal, roofing tar,

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cotton... More or less,
everything I could find,

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and he still continues to do it.

246
00:16:19,245 --> 00:16:22,106
He wanted his paintings
they will move,

247
00:16:22,272 --> 00:16:26,066
that his paintings did something more,
with sounds and movement.

248
00:16:26,527 --> 00:16:29,017
In 1967

249
00:16:31,191 --> 00:16:33,553
I made my first movie

250
00:16:34,056 --> 00:16:37,441
which was rather
a painting in motion.

251
00:16:38,106 --> 00:16:40,468
And projected on the screen

252
00:16:40,643 --> 00:16:43,668
the heads that had animated

253
00:16:44,489 --> 00:16:48,118
that they suffered
all those contortions

254
00:16:49,480 --> 00:16:53,612
and stuck birthday candles
on the canvas and lit them.

255
00:16:53,776 --> 00:16:56,394
Everything started to burn.

256
00:16:56,558 --> 00:17:01,213
In the end, the heads
They started vomiting.

257
00:17:01,959 --> 00:17:03,389
That's how it ended.

258
00:17:03,554 --> 00:17:07,069
It was projected again and again
because it only lasted 1 minute.

259
00:17:07,236 --> 00:17:09,598
Someone who saw the movie

260
00:17:09,773 --> 00:17:13,647
he asked me to make him
something similar,

261
00:17:15,502 --> 00:17:19,097
that it was like a painting
that you could light,

262
00:17:19,429 --> 00:17:22,245
see for a while
and then turn it off.

263
00:17:22,498 --> 00:17:26,127
After being with this
like a couple of months

264
00:17:26,303 --> 00:17:29,328
and get nothing,
The guy who ordered it for me told me

265
00:17:29,494 --> 00:17:32,065
"Keep the money
and do what you want. "

266
00:17:32,235 --> 00:17:35,459
was happening
Christmas at home

267
00:17:36,063 --> 00:17:39,718
and slept in the same room
than my six year old niece.

268
00:17:43,150 --> 00:17:47,001
One night he had a nightmare
and I woke up.

269
00:17:48,033 --> 00:17:50,813
There was my niece, Sarah,

270
00:17:50,978 --> 00:17:53,632
jumping on the bed,

271
00:17:53,638 --> 00:17:57,967
reciting the alphabet:
"A-B-C-D-E-F-G, A-B-C-D-E-F-G."

272
00:18:06,771 --> 00:18:11,018
I told David about it and he was upset.
eyes like saucers.

273
00:18:11,517 --> 00:18:14,461
It seemed to me
an interesting story,

274
00:18:14,627 --> 00:18:17,769
but for him
It was artistic material.

275
00:18:21,869 --> 00:18:25,418
He said he was going to paint
the house in black and that's how it was.

276
00:18:29,724 --> 00:18:31,923
Then he sat down
on the second floor,

277
00:18:32,097 --> 00:18:36,310
in the room
where he filmed "Alphabet",

278
00:18:36,598 --> 00:18:39,949
in which I appear
moving around the bed.

279
00:18:40,648 --> 00:18:43,755
<i>I have already said my ABCs,</i>

280
00:18:44,249 --> 00:18:47,554
<i>tell me what you like about me.</i>

281
00:18:48,135 --> 00:18:51,278
The films in which he participated
They were the first three.

282
00:18:57,219 --> 00:18:58,894
with that movie

283
00:18:59,551 --> 00:19:03,518
and a script got me a scholarship
from the American Film Institute

284
00:19:03,683 --> 00:19:06,301
that had just started working
at that time.

285
00:19:07,365 --> 00:19:11,821
It was another of the events
that turned my life around.

286
00:19:13,216 --> 00:19:16,241
"THE GRANDMOTHER"

287
00:19:24,300 --> 00:19:25,820
Got 5,000 dollars

288
00:19:25,986 --> 00:19:30,000
and, once again, painted black
the interior of the house.

289
00:19:31,000 --> 00:19:36,700
I wanted the rooms
were black

290
00:19:38,700 --> 00:19:41,695
so that it could be seen
what was there

291
00:19:41,983 --> 00:19:43,229
and no one will look at the walls.

292
00:20:44,973 --> 00:20:47,300
I worked in cinema
as artistic director.

293
00:20:47,469 --> 00:20:51,147
I came back and got in touch
with my friend David

294
00:20:51,315 --> 00:20:55,853
who lived illegally in the stables
from the American Film Institute.

295
00:21:01,140 --> 00:21:03,140
ERASER HEAD

296
00:21:03,175 --> 00:21:05,899
This is where Jack
gave to Catherine

297
00:21:06,065 --> 00:21:07,838
scared to death.

298
00:21:08,005 --> 00:21:09,894
I was waiting on this corner,

299
00:21:10,069 --> 00:21:12,910
you came in with the Volkswagen
and he jumped on you.

300
00:21:13,083 --> 00:21:14,527
"ERASE HEAD" MEETING

301
00:21:14,693 --> 00:21:16,548
It took several years off my life.

302
00:21:16,716 --> 00:21:19,721
Makes a peculiar sound
when passing over.

303
00:21:19,895 --> 00:21:21,080
- Do you remember?
- Yes.

304
00:21:21,257 --> 00:21:24,181
- If someone came in, you knew it.
- It's true.

305
00:21:24,353 --> 00:21:26,901
- My God.
- We shouldn't be here either.

306
00:21:27,077 --> 00:21:28,522
My God.

307
00:21:31,124 --> 00:21:33,225
- Where was the house?
- Here.

308
00:21:33,394 --> 00:21:35,413
- We built it here.
- Right here.

309
00:21:35,582 --> 00:21:37,061
That was the door, there.

310
00:21:37,234 --> 00:21:38,877
No, it wasn't there, Catherine.

311
00:21:39,049 --> 00:21:40,775
The door was right here.

312
00:22:08,640 --> 00:22:10,120
You're late, Henry.

313
00:22:19,007 --> 00:22:21,308
I didn't know if you wanted
whether he came or not.

314
00:22:22,000 --> 00:22:23,588
Where have you been?

315
00:22:29,370 --> 00:22:31,075
You never come to see me anymore.

316
00:22:45,749 --> 00:22:47,058
Dinner is almost here.

317
00:23:04,899 --> 00:23:06,625
Happens.

318
00:23:16,458 --> 00:23:18,396
The planet was out here

319
00:23:18,647 --> 00:23:21,452
and you were around, Jack.
Right here.

320
00:23:22,073 --> 00:23:23,681
- Are you sure?
- Yes.

321
00:23:24,054 --> 00:23:28,304
It was the day I almost had an attack
because Ted was late...

322
00:23:29,256 --> 00:23:31,850
It took time
because it was not easy at all.

323
00:23:32,022 --> 00:23:35,027
Speaking of hair,
It was here where I did your hair.

324
00:23:35,242 --> 00:23:36,475
It's true.

325
00:23:36,646 --> 00:23:41,060
We can go up to Charlotte's
and Catherine set up the hair salon.

326
00:23:41,228 --> 00:23:45,349
We spent the first night
up there, in the haystack.

327
00:23:46,576 --> 00:23:47,843
This is very bad.

328
00:23:48,021 --> 00:23:49,336
DANGER
DO NOT ENTER

329
00:23:49,507 --> 00:23:50,986
It's very bad.

330
00:23:51,200 --> 00:23:52,561
Dangerous.

331
00:23:53,182 --> 00:23:55,823
It was already dangerous
when we were here.

332
00:23:57,227 --> 00:23:58,917
We can tear it down.

333
00:24:01,768 --> 00:24:06,101
For five years,
this was another world

334
00:24:06,310 --> 00:24:10,395
at least, for us.
It was Eraserhead.

335
00:24:11,181 --> 00:24:14,680
and once you got here,

336
00:24:15,020 --> 00:24:18,237
It was something completely unreal,

337
00:24:18,405 --> 00:24:22,855
It was the world of "Eraserhead",
which had its own atmosphere.

338
00:24:23,029 --> 00:24:25,753
Let's see the outside world,
the buildings that surrounded us,

339
00:24:25,919 --> 00:24:28,924
that didn't look like anything
the one we had set up here.

340
00:25:43,864 --> 00:25:45,638
Up there is our pantry.

341
00:25:45,806 --> 00:25:48,106
They have thrown down the entire balcony.

342
00:25:48,364 --> 00:25:50,137
Wow, the pantry.

343
00:25:50,842 --> 00:25:52,813
There we grew potatoes.

344
00:25:55,258 --> 00:25:57,806
- We started having...
- It's true.

345
00:25:57,983 --> 00:26:02,268
We grew potatoes up there,
on the balcony

346
00:26:02,442 --> 00:26:04,379
Jack had a potato farm.

347
00:26:04,547 --> 00:26:06,732
They were dwarfs.

348
00:26:06,900 --> 00:26:09,825
When we picked them up

349
00:26:09,996 --> 00:26:13,050
They were the size

350
00:26:13,712 --> 00:26:15,403
of a Jewess.

351
00:26:16,313 --> 00:26:17,956
They were tiny potatoes.

352
00:26:18,130 --> 00:26:20,724
We called them "pea potatoes."

353
00:26:21,144 --> 00:26:24,113
They were small, but there were many.

354
00:26:24,114 --> 00:26:26,000
We took them home
and we fry them.

355
00:26:26,001 --> 00:26:28,266
They were miniature fries.

356
00:26:28,370 --> 00:26:30,100
Do you remember snacks?

357
00:26:30,174 --> 00:26:32,898
We recorded a shot every night.

358
00:26:33,849 --> 00:26:35,985
And both Fred and Herb

359
00:26:36,945 --> 00:26:38,553
They were very meticulous.

360
00:26:38,720 --> 00:26:43,828
We found what could be called
our own rhythm.

361
00:26:44,004 --> 00:26:48,501
After two years with a movie,
You find the right rhythm.

362
00:26:49,743 --> 00:26:53,453
In the end, it was reduced
one or two shots per night,

363
00:26:53,623 --> 00:26:58,531
more or less... a "master shot"
It would take us all night.

364
00:26:58,701 --> 00:27:00,555
Jack and I were rehearsing

365
00:27:01,508 --> 00:27:03,974
every movement.

366
00:27:05,017 --> 00:27:09,514
He was the most expert actor

367
00:27:09,889 --> 00:27:12,566
with whom I have worked
in my entire life.

368
00:27:12,778 --> 00:27:17,886
I went into the details
most insignificant parts of a scene.

369
00:27:40,933 --> 00:27:42,870
This is where the mobile camera went.

370
00:27:43,038 --> 00:27:45,422
And there was the planet.

371
00:27:45,598 --> 00:27:49,966
- The mobile camera was going this way.
- Directly inwards.

372
00:28:05,716 --> 00:28:09,837
I was on the go all day,
lever comes. It was very tiring.

373
00:28:10,257 --> 00:28:13,721
I had filled my face
with a plastic concoction

374
00:28:13,891 --> 00:28:15,533
to play the man
of the planet.

375
00:28:16,532 --> 00:28:19,620
It turned out great,
but it was impossible to remove.

376
00:28:20,496 --> 00:28:24,745
After a lot of water
and a lot of rubbing and scraping,

377
00:28:25,202 --> 00:28:30,227
In three days I managed
that my face would be shiny

378
00:28:30,444 --> 00:28:33,300
no trace of makeup
of the movie.

379
00:28:33,316 --> 00:28:35,418
He never talks about the baby.
Never

380
00:28:36,083 --> 00:28:38,301
But the baby was born here?

381
00:28:39,220 --> 00:28:40,581
Near here.

382
00:28:42,151 --> 00:28:44,957
This is where they were filmed
the baby scenes.

383
00:28:45,122 --> 00:28:46,684
On the top floor.

384
00:28:55,196 --> 00:28:58,859
I remember how angry I was
when the baby spit on me.

385
00:28:59,820 --> 00:29:01,263
It shows.

386
00:29:03,948 --> 00:29:05,966
Do you remember when Jen
Was he three years old?

387
00:29:06,135 --> 00:29:08,648
I asked if I could
play with the baby.

388
00:29:08,819 --> 00:29:11,168
And you told him:
"Yes, but don't touch it."

389
00:29:14,764 --> 00:29:18,228
Spike occupies a special place
in my heart

390
00:29:18,397 --> 00:29:22,928
Maybe because, in a way,
represented the nightmare idea

391
00:29:23,103 --> 00:29:27,388
which my father had at that time
of paternity or something like that.

392
00:29:30,039 --> 00:29:33,173
But it seems to me that "The Baby"
has a tenderness

393
00:29:34,249 --> 00:29:36,797
very stylish
from "The Elephant Man."

394
00:29:40,598 --> 00:29:42,535
Jack named him Spike.

395
00:29:42,786 --> 00:29:45,791
- Yes, Spike called it.
- The baby had to be changed.

396
00:29:46,377 --> 00:29:49,183
Yes.
It glowed for a while

397
00:29:49,349 --> 00:29:51,369
and then it started to decline.

398
00:29:52,198 --> 00:29:53,430
But...

399
00:29:54,427 --> 00:29:56,200
Jack always said:

400
00:29:56,318 --> 00:29:59,419
"It could be a sock
with two asses."

401
00:30:06,970 --> 00:30:09,732
That was the time
in which Mel Brooks

402
00:30:09,909 --> 00:30:12,368
I hired him to direct
"The Elephant Man"

403
00:30:12,550 --> 00:30:14,161
and his life changed.

404
00:30:14,424 --> 00:30:16,459
I entered my office

405
00:30:17,065 --> 00:30:18,846
and I didn't even look at him.

406
00:30:19,025 --> 00:30:24,089
I thought I was a messenger
because of the jacket he was wearing.

407
00:30:26,522 --> 00:30:31,283
I also remember his shirt,
buttoned all the way up.

408
00:30:31,463 --> 00:30:33,329
He always wore a white shirt.

409
00:30:33,508 --> 00:30:38,779
He was one of the first to do it
and he always buttoned himself up to here.

410
00:30:39,088 --> 00:30:43,341
It was a little strange; no tie
and with his shirt up.

411
00:30:43,519 --> 00:30:46,329
He made a lot of R's,
He sat down and told me:

412
00:30:46,501 --> 00:30:49,480
"It's a real pleasure
meet you, sir"

413
00:30:49,823 --> 00:30:52,924
It looked like it came from the Midwest.
I got scared.

414
00:30:53,444 --> 00:30:56,206
I hoped to know
to a young Max Reinhardt,

415
00:30:56,383 --> 00:31:00,381
to a Picasso, with both eyes
on one side of the nose.

416
00:31:00,643 --> 00:31:04,944
But a young man appeared
Charles Lindbergh,

417
00:31:05,116 --> 00:31:06,860
It was the same.

418
00:31:07,118 --> 00:31:09,493
He told me:
"We have to get going

419
00:31:09,674 --> 00:31:12,890
because I have to think
in the direction.

420
00:31:13,021 --> 00:31:15,886
Not in terms of the script,
but as for the movie. "

421
00:31:16,431 --> 00:31:19,836
I loved the phrase.

422
00:31:20,007 --> 00:31:24,041
So I was hired
at that same moment.

423
00:31:24,993 --> 00:31:28,652
I know him, obviously,
as a film director,

424
00:31:28,827 --> 00:31:32,437
as a writer
and like many other things.

425
00:31:32,618 --> 00:31:34,108
I admire his work.

426
00:31:34,279 --> 00:31:39,259
So when I put on an exhibition
I was curious about his photography.

427
00:31:45,016 --> 00:31:48,203
Lynch's style
It is difficult to delimit.

428
00:31:48,467 --> 00:31:52,295
It is a combination of sensuality,

429
00:31:52,471 --> 00:31:55,705
glamor and seduction.

430
00:31:56,731 --> 00:32:02,001
It is a wonderful photograph
traditional glamor

431
00:32:02,183 --> 00:32:05,926
mixed with photography
nude, erotic,

432
00:32:06,102 --> 00:32:08,949
but with an incisive touch
that I had never seen.

433
00:32:09,127 --> 00:32:11,295
A dark facet,
film noir

434
00:32:11,683 --> 00:32:13,258
A tinge of scopophilia,

435
00:32:13,429 --> 00:32:17,039
which is the desire to contemplate things

436
00:32:17,220 --> 00:32:20,309
that you would prefer no one knew.

437
00:32:20,310 --> 00:32:22,054
In general, I like it.

438
00:32:22,227 --> 00:32:25,752
What attracts me the most
are the paper paintings

439
00:32:26,188 --> 00:32:29,629
because they have what I call
a tension force.

440
00:32:31,548 --> 00:32:36,188
I had seen part of the work
that he exposed a couple of years ago

441
00:32:37,256 --> 00:32:42,151
and I have realized that
the only thing that was missing

442
00:32:42,326 --> 00:32:44,409
It was a structure

443
00:32:46,287 --> 00:32:47,898
more distinctive.

444
00:32:48,076 --> 00:32:50,803
That is precisely
what I have found here.

445
00:32:50,973 --> 00:32:55,104
They seem like a vision to me
Truly exciting.

446
00:32:55,829 --> 00:32:58,506
people do things
of the most varied

447
00:32:58,683 --> 00:33:01,800
and this is one of the things
What do I do?

448
00:33:03,201 --> 00:33:07,065
Being his son does not force you
to be an artist.

449
00:33:07,248 --> 00:33:09,113
But not only because
he be it,

450
00:33:09,292 --> 00:33:11,884
but because when seeing
how much he loves art

451
00:33:12,061 --> 00:33:13,842
he draws you towards him

452
00:33:14,063 --> 00:33:17,637
to express yourself,
and not just to express yourself

453
00:33:17,812 --> 00:33:22,149
but to see if you like it better
than working with a lawyer.

454
00:33:22,966 --> 00:33:26,031
And you have the chance to say
whether you like it or not.

455
00:33:26,204 --> 00:33:28,966
Because being an artist,

456
00:33:29,228 --> 00:33:33,480
it's easy to get close
to these kinds of things.

457
00:33:33,658 --> 00:33:35,657
And I think for both of us

458
00:33:35,831 --> 00:33:39,865
much of the time
What did we spend with dad?

459
00:33:40,048 --> 00:33:42,338
It's in the garage, doing things,

460
00:33:42,519 --> 00:33:44,000
or working in the studio,
painting

461
00:33:44,001 --> 00:33:46,000
or modeling with clay.

462
00:33:46,001 --> 00:33:49,497
I think his public interview
favorite was Jay Leno's

463
00:33:49,498 --> 00:33:57,078
where I talk about his head
cheese and turkey

464
00:33:57,079 --> 00:34:01,277
which I used for
photograph ants

465
00:34:01,278 --> 00:34:04,585
that they slowly devoured
the inside of the head

466
00:34:04,586 --> 00:34:06,725
I have ants in my kitchen

467
00:34:06,726 --> 00:34:08,724
- Ants?
- Ants

468
00:34:08,725 --> 00:34:12,000
Those little ones that call
sugar ants

469
00:34:12,001 --> 00:34:14,188
just that you are
They came for water

470
00:34:18,189 --> 00:34:22,457
and... I made a little
cheese and turkey head

471
00:34:22,458 --> 00:34:27,570
add some cheese and turkey balls

472
00:34:27,571 --> 00:34:31,371
and encapsulated them with clay

473
00:34:31,372 --> 00:34:34,344
and then I shaped it

474
00:34:34,345 --> 00:34:40,652
and... I made an opening for the
mouth from which the turkey came out

475
00:34:40,653 --> 00:34:43,710
and also for the eyes
and the ears

476
00:34:43,711 --> 00:34:48,500
the ants found it,
They started to climb...

477
00:34:48,501 --> 00:34:51,150
for four days and nights,
without stopping

478
00:34:51,151 --> 00:34:54,661
They completely emptied the
turkey head and cheese

479
00:34:55,662 --> 00:34:57,302
"It wouldn't have been easier."
just fumigate?

480
00:35:01,992 --> 00:35:05,311
He is quite the ant trainer.

481
00:35:05,740 --> 00:35:08,115
I am an ant trainer.

482
00:35:09,276 --> 00:35:13,443
It is already known that these little bugs
They are tireless workers,

483
00:35:13,749 --> 00:35:16,850
If you have a project
what they can do,

484
00:35:17,455 --> 00:35:19,066
they will do it,

485
00:35:19,244 --> 00:35:21,667
and they don't ask you questions

486
00:35:21,700 --> 00:35:24,035
nor are there unions.

487
00:35:24,037 --> 00:35:28,035
If you find an ant in
the kitchen, you escort her out

488
00:35:28,254 --> 00:35:30,290
and leave it in a safe place.

489
00:35:31,407 --> 00:35:35,186
I don't know what to call it.
Maybe "Face with flesh,

490
00:35:35,496 --> 00:35:37,750
with a bird and a rat".

491
00:35:37,967 --> 00:35:39,966
It's a slice of...

492
00:35:41,417 --> 00:35:42,689
roast meat

493
00:35:43,590 --> 00:35:48,908
I was hoping you would experience
some action,

494
00:35:50,022 --> 00:35:53,599
a decomposition
and a few worms.

495
00:35:53,688 --> 00:35:58,194
But now it's infested
of these little ants.

496
00:36:00,333 --> 00:36:03,737
I like its organic textures.

497
00:36:04,550 --> 00:36:08,000
And it requires to be admired
like anything else.

498
00:36:08,301 --> 00:36:11,875
The ant part
It was going very well, it didn't do any damage.

499
00:36:12,049 --> 00:36:15,369
But I also had
an area full of worms

500
00:36:15,841 --> 00:36:19,075
that one night disappeared,

501
00:36:19,580 --> 00:36:21,674
It would be some animal.

502
00:36:22,188 --> 00:36:24,732
For him, pleasure is
in the making.

503
00:36:25,255 --> 00:36:27,932
The product is important,

504
00:36:28,109 --> 00:36:31,683
but I admire your posture,
because the act of creating

505
00:36:31,857 --> 00:36:35,807
is the one he appreciates the most
and that makes every day,

506
00:36:36,075 --> 00:36:38,354
that everything you do
be more important.

507
00:36:38,355 --> 00:36:41,100
Luckily David gives a solution to everything
through art.

508
00:36:41,101 --> 00:36:44,510
If not, someone could
be killed.

509
00:36:47,695 --> 00:36:49,760
It may be left
too far from there.

510
00:36:51,271 --> 00:36:55,178
Many of the things you use
unconsciously in painting

511
00:36:55,180 --> 00:36:57,000
You also use them in cinema.

512
00:36:58,188 --> 00:37:01,704
But more than meditating
you feel it directly.

513
00:37:21,312 --> 00:37:22,587
What do you want?

514
00:37:24,273 --> 00:37:25,467
Aspirin.

515
00:37:26,073 --> 00:37:27,267
My head...

516
00:37:31,994 --> 00:37:33,826
The production design...

517
00:37:34,915 --> 00:37:36,109
You need a good disposition.

518
00:37:38,796 --> 00:37:41,390
They are things that have
to go accordingly

519
00:37:41,556 --> 00:37:43,387
with what the script dictates.

520
00:37:44,397 --> 00:37:47,230
The creation of the prison, for example,
death row.

521
00:37:47,757 --> 00:37:51,148
It is a clear example
how the director

522
00:37:51,718 --> 00:37:54,278
and the production designer
they work together.

523
00:37:54,438 --> 00:37:59,149
When we saw the building,
which is a fire station,

524
00:37:59,319 --> 00:38:01,709
we all passed

525
00:38:02,240 --> 00:38:06,280
and you stay thinking,
"Here they lost the pot,

526
00:38:07,641 --> 00:38:12,113
 �They intend to roll
a death row here?"

527
00:38:13,482 --> 00:38:16,520
We all have a slight idea
What a death row is like.

528
00:38:16,683 --> 00:38:18,594
It's a death row
and there is no more.

529
00:38:19,403 --> 00:38:23,716
They set up the set
and when you go to the first day of filming

530
00:38:23,884 --> 00:38:25,556
It turns out that it looks fantastic.

531
00:38:25,924 --> 00:38:27,517
Even pretty.

532
00:38:28,605 --> 00:38:30,357
It's a death row

533
00:38:30,525 --> 00:38:35,156
and, at the same time, it is not.
It's how he likes it, Lynch style.

534
00:38:36,486 --> 00:38:39,718
I collaborate with Patty
just like with everyone.

535
00:38:39,887 --> 00:38:44,723
I like that everyone
is on the same page.

536
00:38:45,848 --> 00:38:49,364
I work with Patty
from "The Elephant Man."

537
00:38:49,529 --> 00:38:53,442
He knows well what I like
and we usually comment on many things,

538
00:38:54,530 --> 00:38:58,967
see photos, drawings, whatever
to help us understand the idea,

539
00:38:59,210 --> 00:39:01,566
and, as soon as I realize it,
We have what you were looking for.

540
00:39:02,811 --> 00:39:04,449
Patty doesn't like it
Let them take photos.

541
00:39:04,611 --> 00:39:07,968
Record, record.
Now comes Patty.

542
00:39:09,332 --> 00:39:12,803
Bring me a chair.
Come, Patty, sit with me.

543
00:39:13,133 --> 00:39:16,046
We don't usually talk much
of the locker room.

544
00:39:17,054 --> 00:39:18,806
It's just that Patty has something...

545
00:39:20,414 --> 00:39:23,566
always appears with the best,
things you hadn't even imagined.

546
00:39:23,735 --> 00:39:26,454
This is Fred's shirt,

547
00:39:26,936 --> 00:39:29,006
the one he wore
during the transformation.

548
00:39:29,176 --> 00:39:32,886
This is the suit I was wearing
when he was in jail.

549
00:39:33,577 --> 00:39:35,772
Pete's section.

550
00:39:36,137 --> 00:39:37,412
Your monkey,

551
00:39:37,578 --> 00:39:42,254
that we made it with a collar and lapels,
suit style.

552
00:39:42,979 --> 00:39:46,972
Here's the thing about Mr. Eddy,
he is a classy guy

553
00:39:47,659 --> 00:39:50,697
and wears silk ties,
silk shirts.

554
00:39:52,420 --> 00:39:53,979
Boss Suits...

555
00:39:54,141 --> 00:39:56,257
And this is Andy's thing,

556
00:39:56,421 --> 00:40:00,620
that goes a little
porn star

557
00:40:02,542 --> 00:40:05,580
A t-shirt we made
from a football one,

558
00:40:05,743 --> 00:40:10,022
vinyl style fabrics,
crocodile shirts

559
00:40:10,664 --> 00:40:12,814
There is little blue in the film.

560
00:40:12,984 --> 00:40:15,977
Patricia and David decided
do not use blue.

561
00:40:16,185 --> 00:40:19,814
The cops wear shirts and ties,
as they normally go, wow.

562
00:40:20,225 --> 00:40:23,343
Renee's wardrobe:
Lots of lingerie.

563
00:40:23,506 --> 00:40:25,337
It has an elongated silhouette.

564
00:40:25,786 --> 00:40:28,984
She wears very high heels
and platforms

565
00:40:29,147 --> 00:40:32,618
to make it even higher,
more stylized.

566
00:40:33,188 --> 00:40:34,985
And here is Alice.

567
00:40:35,508 --> 00:40:37,739
Also, lots of lingerie.

568
00:40:38,389 --> 00:40:40,983
It's a little lower,
and fresher.

569
00:40:41,149 --> 00:40:42,981
He wears high shoes

570
00:40:43,390 --> 00:40:45,858
and show a little more meat.

571
00:40:48,671 --> 00:40:50,423
I think you were
something more outward.

572
00:40:50,591 --> 00:40:53,311
You were against the wall,
but towards here.

573
00:40:55,832 --> 00:40:59,712
When the production designer
get such a beautiful result

574
00:40:59,873 --> 00:41:03,992
you have to give it some justification
and not shoot only close-ups.

575
00:41:04,474 --> 00:41:08,592
You need long shots to appreciate
the work of the production designer.

576
00:41:08,754 --> 00:41:11,349
so that it can be seen
the value of production.

577
00:41:13,995 --> 00:41:16,794
This is where the key activity
comes into play

578
00:41:16,956 --> 00:41:18,674
and create a look of your own.

579
00:41:19,957 --> 00:41:23,108
What sets David apart
from other directors

580
00:41:23,277 --> 00:41:25,746
is that your imagination runs wild

581
00:41:25,918 --> 00:41:29,115
and creates an atmosphere...

582
00:41:29,278 --> 00:41:32,749
a very special atmosphere
on screen and on set.

583
00:41:34,119 --> 00:41:35,518
I had never seen
to a film crew

584
00:41:36,800 --> 00:41:39,598
that he would be so happy
of working for a director.

585
00:41:41,601 --> 00:41:43,512
We used to spend more time

586
00:41:44,601 --> 00:41:46,751
in scenes without dialogue

587
00:41:46,962 --> 00:41:48,918
than in scenes with him.

588
00:41:50,602 --> 00:41:54,676
- Do you want to go to 26?
-And spank Mr. Eddy.

589
00:41:55,403 --> 00:41:57,712
Open the door,
the light is on.

590
00:41:57,884 --> 00:42:00,796
Take the ironing board
and hits him.

591
00:42:00,964 --> 00:42:05,083
You have a precise idea in mind
how it should be done,

592
00:42:05,685 --> 00:42:07,198
how you want it to be interpreted.

593
00:42:07,805 --> 00:42:10,036
Not necessarily
of the way of rolling

594
00:42:10,206 --> 00:42:13,164
but, without a doubt, it conveys that idea.

595
00:42:15,847 --> 00:42:20,558
Peter listens to music
while operating the camera,

596
00:42:21,128 --> 00:42:23,688
because, depending on the music,

597
00:42:23,848 --> 00:42:27,603
will roll in a different way
and always perfect.

598
00:42:34,450 --> 00:42:38,888
Then you can check if the scene
It goes well with that music.

599
00:42:40,011 --> 00:42:42,845
When I listen to music,

600
00:42:43,052 --> 00:42:45,202
Sometimes, ideas come to me.

601
00:42:45,812 --> 00:42:49,249
All types of music
can trigger them.

602
00:42:49,413 --> 00:42:54,283
When a whole character,
a scene or a visual atmosphere,

603
00:42:54,534 --> 00:42:58,414
They arise with the music, that melody
acquires tremendous importance.

604
00:43:01,735 --> 00:43:04,375
Fred Madison plays the sax,

605
00:43:04,536 --> 00:43:08,894
but the most important thing
It's one of his solos.

606
00:43:10,057 --> 00:43:11,331
It has to be crazy.

607
00:43:17,858 --> 00:43:22,171
Men with sax, men with sex,
gods of sex

608
00:43:24,019 --> 00:43:27,410
With women, saxophonists
They have a particular relationship.

609
00:43:27,580 --> 00:43:30,778
There's something in the way
to kiss the instrument,

610
00:43:30,941 --> 00:43:34,570
a kind of connection,
as if you cheated on your wife.

611
00:43:40,463 --> 00:43:43,182
I don't have to touch,
I just interpret.

612
00:43:44,143 --> 00:43:45,212
Cut.

613
00:43:47,144 --> 00:43:48,213
Excellent work.

614
00:43:50,088 --> 00:43:54,926
This is show business
not a precision business.

615
00:43:55,411 --> 00:43:59,452
I have had the experience
for which music was created,

616
00:43:59,853 --> 00:44:03,564
that begins melodically
and it becomes frantic,

617
00:44:03,735 --> 00:44:06,570
fierce, own of the brain
of a reptile.

618
00:44:07,977 --> 00:44:10,812
He's a normal guy.

619
00:44:12,860 --> 00:44:17,378
He is intelligent and, perhaps,
someone who gets into trouble,

620
00:44:18,743 --> 00:44:19,937
a monumental mess.

621
00:44:24,386 --> 00:44:26,696
One of the reasons
why I made this movie

622
00:44:26,867 --> 00:44:29,781
is that I suffer
a serious phobia of nudity.

623
00:44:30,829 --> 00:44:33,025
Even in my everyday life.

624
00:44:34,071 --> 00:44:37,622
I almost always bathe in the dark.

625
00:44:38,513 --> 00:44:41,028
In this film he has done things,

626
00:44:41,515 --> 00:44:43,825
apparently quite difficult.

627
00:44:46,958 --> 00:44:48,152
I want you.

628
00:44:52,560 --> 00:44:55,315
When I had to do
a scene with a man,

629
00:44:55,562 --> 00:44:58,316
David used to take him aside
and I don't know what I would say

630
00:44:58,483 --> 00:45:02,114
but when he came in he looked at me
in a different way, like:

631
00:45:02,285 --> 00:45:07,282
"Forgive me for looking at you.
I understand you, I know it's difficult for you. "

632
00:45:08,088 --> 00:45:10,923
There has always been
great humanity on set.

633
00:45:11,410 --> 00:45:14,131
He never complained.
It was always there.

634
00:45:14,292 --> 00:45:17,444
Completely prepared,
ready to act.

635
00:45:18,214 --> 00:45:21,446
Between one take and another I cried
and he threw me on the floor.

636
00:45:21,616 --> 00:45:25,053
Satan once called David
and he didn't like it.

637
00:45:25,578 --> 00:45:29,414
I didn't mean it
but it's heartbreaking

638
00:45:29,580 --> 00:45:31,333
You feel very vulnerable.

639
00:45:33,822 --> 00:45:37,976
In David's movies,
It takes you to another universe.

640
00:45:38,464 --> 00:45:39,454
Action.

641
00:45:39,625 --> 00:45:41,696
It's like an alternate reality.

642
00:45:41,866 --> 00:45:46,305
It looks like ours enough
enough to make you worried.

643
00:45:46,989 --> 00:45:50,346
Everything is beautiful
minus a couple of plans.

644
00:45:50,511 --> 00:45:53,424
When you bend down,
You look at Mr. Eddy and it's your turn...

645
00:45:53,592 --> 00:45:55,345
That close-up of you...

646
00:45:58,194 --> 00:46:02,588
I thought we wouldn't have time
for that close-up.

647
00:46:03,237 --> 00:46:04,796
It turned out so pretty.

648
00:46:05,438 --> 00:46:06,758
Really?

649
00:46:08,400 --> 00:46:12,281
There is nothing strange about him,
It is not abnormal.

650
00:46:12,442 --> 00:46:14,957
He's not crazy,
nor is he a weirdo.

651
00:46:15,604 --> 00:46:19,565
It has an American moral code
very defined.

652
00:46:22,167 --> 00:46:24,159
Sometimes I feel like

653
00:46:24,328 --> 00:46:26,923
the host of a program
DIY.

654
00:46:27,089 --> 00:46:29,480
Now let's go down to the workshop

655
00:46:29,651 --> 00:46:34,443
and I'm going to get a table
for Fred Madison's house.

656
00:46:36,494 --> 00:46:37,769
That's the problem.

657
00:46:38,736 --> 00:46:40,567
And that is the tabletop.

658
00:46:41,137 --> 00:46:44,130
You have to have the tool
accurate for the job.

659
00:46:44,459 --> 00:46:48,898
That's why always
It's frustrating,

660
00:46:49,701 --> 00:46:52,581
because you don't have
of everything suitable.

661
00:46:53,023 --> 00:46:55,299
I would like
I can build it all

662
00:46:55,464 --> 00:46:58,902
but it would never end,
as happened with "Eraserhead".

663
00:47:00,027 --> 00:47:01,984
I am a frustrated builder.

664
00:47:03,749 --> 00:47:06,503
I love being in the workshop,

665
00:47:06,670 --> 00:47:09,344
there time disappears.

666
00:48:10,543 --> 00:48:12,614
Nature is a guide

667
00:48:12,784 --> 00:48:15,903
to do anything.

668
00:48:16,786 --> 00:48:19,143
There are slow zones and fast zones.

669
00:48:19,308 --> 00:48:23,223
A smooth wall is a slow zone.
I usually give the example of the duck.

670
00:48:23,390 --> 00:48:26,987
The proportions of a duck
They work together.

671
00:48:27,152 --> 00:48:30,190
All textures
They work in a certain way.

672
00:48:30,393 --> 00:48:35,186
It has large feathers on its body.
that you can't put it in your head.

673
00:48:35,356 --> 00:48:38,350
It would be wrong,
there the feathers are tiny.

674
00:48:38,558 --> 00:48:40,675
The beak has a certain length

675
00:48:40,839 --> 00:48:43,718
and it must have a certain relationship
with paws,

676
00:48:43,880 --> 00:48:46,476
the texture and the color.

677
00:48:47,803 --> 00:48:51,639
The feathers curl
on a big body

678
00:48:51,805 --> 00:48:54,718
with very soft and slow shapes.

679
00:48:55,126 --> 00:48:58,359
and the duck's eye
It is the fastest area,

680
00:48:58,528 --> 00:49:02,489
and it can only be put there,
like a shining jewel.

681
00:49:03,171 --> 00:49:06,562
You can't put it in the body
because it would be lost

682
00:49:06,732 --> 00:49:08,052
and not on one leg either

683
00:49:08,213 --> 00:49:12,572
because they would be two quick things
together, that is, a joke.

684
00:49:12,735 --> 00:49:14,374
David loves innocence,

685
00:49:14,536 --> 00:49:17,530
love the fight of evil
with the naivety

686
00:49:18,098 --> 00:49:20,933
and understands the human condition

687
00:49:21,220 --> 00:49:24,373
just like Braque or Picasso.

688
00:49:25,422 --> 00:49:29,303
It's like an impressionist,
paints with strange gobs and dots.

689
00:49:29,464 --> 00:49:32,776
If you go back it's like being
in a movie,

690
00:49:33,146 --> 00:49:35,820
but you have to go back a lot,
to gain perspective,

691
00:49:35,988 --> 00:49:40,142
because if you are very close you will only see
paint drips offline

692
00:49:40,310 --> 00:49:43,462
and not the cool shapes
what's in your soul.

693
00:49:44,512 --> 00:49:48,189
He is a very balanced person
as director.

694
00:49:49,074 --> 00:49:52,227
Inspires confidence in the actor.

695
00:49:54,277 --> 00:49:57,874
When you shoot scenes
emotional or sexual,

696
00:49:58,039 --> 00:50:02,239
you need to trust your director
and feel safe with him.

697
00:50:02,561 --> 00:50:04,757
David puts a lot of effort into that.

698
00:50:05,843 --> 00:50:07,721
- Something like that.
- Yes, perfect.

699
00:50:07,884 --> 00:50:08,954
But stay away.

700
00:50:09,125 --> 00:50:11,924
- Turn slowly and separate.
- OK.

701
00:50:12,086 --> 00:50:13,918
May your hands touch each other.

702
00:50:14,648 --> 00:50:15,842
Yes, something like that.

703
00:50:16,489 --> 00:50:19,323
The idea is not
in imposing my will

704
00:50:19,490 --> 00:50:23,565
but the characters
They have to be a certain way.

705
00:50:26,454 --> 00:50:28,446
When everyone is on the same page

706
00:50:29,415 --> 00:50:32,853
they take outside
everything they have inside

707
00:50:33,017 --> 00:50:35,407
and that is perfect
for that character.

708
00:50:38,540 --> 00:50:42,581
Sometimes it happens very quickly,
The actors are already prepared.

709
00:50:42,902 --> 00:50:47,456
Other times, as happened
with Dean Stockwell,

710
00:50:47,825 --> 00:50:50,818
What did Ben do?
in "Blue Velvet",

711
00:50:50,986 --> 00:50:55,824
turned out to be a much better Ben
than the one in the script.

712
00:50:56,056 --> 00:50:59,726
When I read for the first time
the Blue Velvet script

713
00:50:59,760 --> 00:51:04,832
to be honest, I liked everything
except the character...

714
00:51:04,898 --> 00:51:08,068
...what David intended
that I would interpret

715
00:51:21,081 --> 00:51:25,219
But there was a character in the
story that was really incredible

716
00:51:25,419 --> 00:51:33,494
...brave, inventive, wonderful,
sick, strange...

717
00:51:33,594 --> 00:51:35,429
...and all that stuff.
I thought it was cool

718
00:51:39,433 --> 00:51:43,604
It seemed to me that the character
quintessentially Frank Booth

719
00:51:48,408 --> 00:51:50,511
and it was as you know
for Dennis Hopper

720
00:51:54,782 --> 00:51:58,083
I know Dennis and
He is really "wild"

721
00:51:58,118 --> 00:52:00,220
so it seemed like a choice
really right

722
00:52:00,287 --> 00:52:05,459
and I knew that Frank would become
in the degenerate classic of cinema

723
00:52:12,132 --> 00:52:17,938
As for Ben, it seemed like Frank
he felt attracted to him

724
00:52:19,473 --> 00:52:28,115
and I felt for the certain respect,
so it seemed logical to me...

725
00:52:28,148 --> 00:52:30,250
...for Ben to be
even stranger than Frank

726
00:52:34,154 --> 00:52:37,825
and that's how I dressed up
and I went out with that strange character

727
00:52:38,490 --> 00:52:41,609
I wanted to act in "Blue Velvet"
since I read the script.

728
00:52:41,610 --> 00:52:44,832
I was dying for the role
by Denis Hopper

729
00:52:49,113 --> 00:52:54,110
I thought I would do a test
to try to convince him.

730
00:52:54,516 --> 00:52:57,634
I didn't know David
and who was there was Johanna Ray.

731
00:52:57,797 --> 00:53:00,836
I've been waiting a long time,
about three hours,

732
00:53:00,999 --> 00:53:03,754
on a very hot afternoon
in the valley

733
00:53:03,921 --> 00:53:08,633
I got angrier than the guard dog
from a scrapyard, I was very angry.

734
00:53:09,083 --> 00:53:10,358
When David arrived,

735
00:53:10,524 --> 00:53:13,882
the only thing i can say
It's just that it exploded.

736
00:53:14,046 --> 00:53:15,639
I lost my temper.

737
00:53:18,808 --> 00:53:22,689
Then there were many years
of distancing.

738
00:53:24,011 --> 00:53:27,323
When Bill Pullman mentioned to me
"Lost Highway" thing

739
00:53:27,493 --> 00:53:31,568
I told myself that it was totally impossible
that they cast me for the movie

740
00:53:31,735 --> 00:53:33,931
because surely David

741
00:53:35,377 --> 00:53:39,930
would remember what happened
and I wouldn't want to see myself even in painting.

742
00:53:40,340 --> 00:53:41,659
Paradoxically,

743
00:53:44,742 --> 00:53:47,576
I think my frantic fury,

744
00:53:47,743 --> 00:53:51,658
my mad dog attitude

745
00:53:52,226 --> 00:53:56,699
I became what David
had planned for Mr. Eddy.

746
00:53:59,790 --> 00:54:00,939
God!

747
00:54:06,513 --> 00:54:08,186
Robert, when you come in

748
00:54:09,114 --> 00:54:10,912
Don't do it up to here.

749
00:54:11,476 --> 00:54:14,913
Enter with the front wheels
up to here

750
00:54:15,278 --> 00:54:18,316
in the middle and middle,
as if the place were yours.

751
00:54:23,922 --> 00:54:25,151
Pete.

752
00:54:28,565 --> 00:54:29,634
Pete.

753
00:54:32,567 --> 00:54:33,761
Where's Pete?

754
00:54:37,529 --> 00:54:40,489
In the 40 years that I have
making movies,

755
00:54:41,571 --> 00:54:42,766
or more than 40,

756
00:54:43,732 --> 00:54:48,286
there are only a handful of directors
who stand out as filmmakers.

757
00:54:49,936 --> 00:54:51,609
More beautiful than in a painting.

758
00:54:51,857 --> 00:54:54,816
I will only mention one director

759
00:54:55,178 --> 00:54:57,455
with which David is comparable
and that's John Huston.

760
00:54:57,620 --> 00:55:00,089
When we did
"The Honor of the Prizzi"

761
00:55:00,261 --> 00:55:02,822
I knew I was

762
00:55:03,303 --> 00:55:05,579
in Abraham's lap.

763
00:55:06,064 --> 00:55:07,783
We have two good shots.

764
00:55:08,665 --> 00:55:11,465
And this is great, powerful.

765
00:55:11,627 --> 00:55:13,584
- What did you think?
- I don't know.

766
00:55:13,748 --> 00:55:17,299
He works a lot with the actors,
which is what it stands out for,

767
00:55:17,470 --> 00:55:21,590
apart from the visual aspect
in which is great.

768
00:55:22,152 --> 00:55:24,668
He knows how to get what he needs
of the actors.

769
00:55:24,834 --> 00:55:27,349
Better to start nice
because, shortly after,

770
00:55:27,515 --> 00:55:30,315
you are going to threaten him
and want to kill him.

771
00:55:30,477 --> 00:55:31,956
Am I going too fast?

772
00:55:32,118 --> 00:55:33,870
- No no.
- Good.

773
00:55:34,039 --> 00:55:35,757
- You're not going fast.
- Okay.

774
00:55:35,920 --> 00:55:38,355
And then that energy...

775
00:55:39,121 --> 00:55:40,680
- It drives him.
- It drives him.

776
00:55:40,842 --> 00:55:43,642
- Okay, let me act on that.
- Made.

777
00:55:46,405 --> 00:55:47,600
What's wrong?

778
00:55:48,646 --> 00:55:51,526
- Does anyone give you problems?
- No, no problem.

779
00:55:51,688 --> 00:55:54,362
Because if someone
It gives you trouble, Pete,

780
00:55:54,529 --> 00:55:57,329
I can take care of it.
Like this.

781
00:55:57,611 --> 00:56:00,331
- No, everything is fine, Mr. Eddy.
- I'm serious.

782
00:56:00,492 --> 00:56:01,721
Like this.

783
00:56:02,213 --> 00:56:04,330
Thanks, but everything is fine.

784
00:56:04,494 --> 00:56:06,851
What do you want?
A tune-up?

785
00:56:07,016 --> 00:56:09,053
I want you to give
a ride with me

786
00:56:09,217 --> 00:56:10,810
There is something that sounds wrong to me.

787
00:56:10,978 --> 00:56:12,935
Okay, I have to ask the boss.

788
00:56:13,099 --> 00:56:15,660
Arnie doesn't care.
Come on, let's go.

789
00:56:19,222 --> 00:56:20,736
Treat everyone the same

790
00:56:20,903 --> 00:56:23,543
and that is very important
on the set

791
00:56:23,704 --> 00:56:25,775
Here everyone who is
It's because they want to

792
00:56:25,946 --> 00:56:28,939
some might leave
to make another movie,

793
00:56:29,107 --> 00:56:32,545
something bigger, better paid...
But it's not about that.

794
00:56:33,910 --> 00:56:37,951
David likes to pretend
to be the weirdest guy in the world.

795
00:56:38,192 --> 00:56:42,949
Innocent and naive.
It is neither one thing nor the other.

796
00:56:44,635 --> 00:56:45,785
Action.

797
00:56:46,036 --> 00:56:48,551
has a personality
very complex.

798
00:56:49,318 --> 00:56:50,717
It's obsessive.

799
00:56:55,841 --> 00:56:58,197
He has a great sense of humor.

800
00:56:58,362 --> 00:57:00,639
What happened to that wheel?

801
00:57:02,244 --> 00:57:04,076
I think I saved his life.

802
00:57:04,245 --> 00:57:06,442
- Have you already found the problem?
- Yes.

803
00:57:06,607 --> 00:57:08,165
I have already found it.

804
00:57:11,089 --> 00:57:14,401
A lot of air came out.

805
00:57:14,651 --> 00:57:16,404
It was a good explosion.

806
00:57:20,734 --> 00:57:24,445
I got on the curb
with the limousine

807
00:57:24,616 --> 00:57:26,096
and the wheel burst...

808
00:57:26,777 --> 00:57:28,097
...Fuck it!

809
00:57:48,769 --> 00:57:53,474
Many wonder how
the character of Bob emerged

810
00:57:53,509 --> 00:57:56,661
I was there when it appeared

811
00:57:56,696 --> 00:58:00,090
He was a set technician

812
00:58:00,125 --> 00:58:03,449
hidden behind a chair

813
00:58:03,484 --> 00:58:06,153
We did the take and John Doyle,
who was the operator, said:

814
00:58:06,820 --> 00:58:09,823
No David, it didn't turn out well...

815
00:58:10,124 --> 00:58:13,310
...I saw Frank Silver
hidden behind the sofa

816
00:58:13,345 --> 00:58:16,497
and David said:
"Perfect, we already have it"

817
00:58:16,830 --> 00:58:21,168
In money matters
Deepak is never wrong

818
00:58:21,835 --> 00:58:25,506
but in this case, Deepak is
totally and completely wrong

819
00:58:25,507 --> 00:58:30,744
He didn't understand the story.
Frank Silver was the set designer

820
00:58:30,745 --> 00:58:34,882
We were filming in the
Laura Palmer's bedroom

821
00:58:34,883 --> 00:58:39,753
...and Frank was arranging furniture

822
00:58:39,754 --> 00:58:46,360
and someone told him - a woman -
Frank, don't stay there...

823
00:58:46,361 --> 00:58:49,196
...because they can take you
through the door

824
00:58:49,197 --> 00:58:51,865
...and I wasn't even there
looking in that direction

825
00:58:51,866 --> 00:58:56,103
...but the image of Frank in that
fourth appeared in my head

826
00:58:56,104 --> 00:58:59,706
...I turned to Frank and asked him:
Frank, are you an actor?

827
00:58:59,707 --> 00:59:02,776
"Well, I happen to be."

828
00:59:02,777 --> 00:59:05,279
and I told him:
"You will be in this movie."

829
00:59:05,280 --> 00:59:07,614
and answered:
"Fantastic!"

830
00:59:07,615 --> 00:59:14,421
So I had Frank hidden
under Laura Palmer's bed

831
00:59:14,422 --> 00:59:18,859
crouched behind bars
and looking straight into the camera

832
00:59:18,860 --> 00:59:24,198
and we filmed that, although I didn't
I had an idea what I would use that shot for.

833
00:59:24,199 --> 00:59:26,400
...we continue filming in the
Laura Palmer's house

834
00:59:26,401 --> 00:59:29,837
and that night we would film
the last shot in that house

835
00:59:29,838 --> 00:59:34,541
mrs. Palmer, tormented,
on his couch smoking a cigarette

836
00:59:34,542 --> 00:59:41,482
immersed in her thoughts,
and suddenly he sees something in his mind

837
00:59:41,483 --> 00:59:44,318
joins
and scream

838
00:59:45,686 --> 00:59:52,226
and John Doyle captures him
in magnificent form

839
00:59:52,227 --> 00:59:57,231
I said "fantastic"
and John said "no..."

840
00:59:57,232 --> 01:00:00,768
"John what's wrong" and he said
"There is someone reflected in the mirror"

841
01:00:00,769 --> 01:00:05,839
"-Who?" I asked
"-Frank Silver" replied

842
01:00:05,840 --> 01:00:11,178
and that's when I knew that
Farnk was part of the scene.

843
01:00:11,768 --> 01:00:16,560
David is a person who enjoys
with the mistakes you make,

844
01:00:16,730 --> 01:00:19,690
be technical errors
or any other type.

845
01:00:22,733 --> 01:00:25,374
He uses them and carries them
even further.

846
01:00:25,695 --> 01:00:28,210
Everything consists of an idea,

847
01:00:28,736 --> 01:00:33,176
and an idea is one of the things
most precious in this world.

848
01:00:34,299 --> 01:00:35,892
The ideas...

849
01:00:38,341 --> 01:00:41,221
somewhere
all the ideas are there.

850
01:00:42,504 --> 01:00:43,823
They are there.

851
01:00:43,984 --> 01:00:48,344
Sometimes one comes to the surface

852
01:00:50,308 --> 01:00:53,142
and it is suddenly revealed.

853
01:00:53,389 --> 01:00:55,381
From wherever I was,

854
01:00:55,550 --> 01:00:58,703
now it comes to your mind
and it lights up like a spark.

855
01:00:59,192 --> 01:01:02,504
So there is something
what you see, know and feel

856
01:01:02,834 --> 01:01:03,870
all at once

857
01:01:04,035 --> 01:01:08,235
and it provokes you
an explosion of enthusiasm

858
01:01:08,397 --> 01:01:11,196
and you fall in love with her.

859
01:01:11,359 --> 01:01:14,557
It's quite an emotion
that arises like a spark.

860
01:01:15,201 --> 01:01:17,955
destiny has
the leading role

861
01:01:18,122 --> 01:01:21,560
in this business.

862
01:01:23,165 --> 01:01:27,046
It is incredible that you can
occur ideas

863
01:01:27,527 --> 01:01:31,124
and someone give you money
to make a movie.

864
01:01:33,090 --> 01:01:36,687
When you finish,
"It's been a pleasure talking to you,"

865
01:01:36,852 --> 01:01:39,492
you go up the stairs
and you have to go

866
01:01:39,653 --> 01:01:43,648
to the middle of the curve
on that landing.

867
01:01:43,815 --> 01:01:45,568
It is something truly magical.

868
01:01:45,736 --> 01:01:47,568
His back against the fireplace.

869
01:01:47,737 --> 01:01:51,015
The ears, the face,
everything strange about the character.

870
01:01:51,699 --> 01:01:55,580
He told me, "It's beautiful,
You don't even have to act."

871
01:01:56,702 --> 01:01:59,457
And he was right,
It was that simple.

872
01:01:59,904 --> 01:02:02,180
I finished everything and we danced.

873
01:02:10,949 --> 01:02:12,906
We already know each other, right?

874
01:02:17,033 --> 01:02:18,466
I don't think so.

875
01:02:21,835 --> 01:02:23,747
Where do you think we met?

876
01:02:25,397 --> 01:02:27,548
At home, don't you remember?

877
01:02:31,320 --> 01:02:33,118
No, I don't remember.

878
01:02:34,522 --> 01:02:35,841
Are you sure?

879
01:02:36,643 --> 01:02:37,871
Of course.

880
01:02:39,444 --> 01:02:40,878
In fact,

881
01:02:42,006 --> 01:02:43,838
I'm there right now.

882
01:02:45,247 --> 01:02:47,557
I didn't want to do
police again.

883
01:02:47,729 --> 01:02:50,961
I've wasted 99% of my life

884
01:02:51,130 --> 01:02:53,692
doing trash in front of a camera.

885
01:02:53,852 --> 01:02:57,847
It's nice to feel like an artist.
Surround yourself with artists

886
01:02:58,374 --> 01:02:59,774
and work at that level.

887
01:03:00,735 --> 01:03:02,408
We are thinking about it.

888
01:03:02,776 --> 01:03:04,415
You have girls,

889
01:03:05,138 --> 01:03:07,937
striptease dancers
professionals

890
01:03:08,299 --> 01:03:11,771
who charge to get naked.

891
01:03:12,221 --> 01:03:15,021
So we can make a scene
quite strong,

892
01:03:15,183 --> 01:03:16,856
if it seems appropriate to you.

893
01:03:22,835 --> 01:03:26,797
In the late 60s, early
In the 70s, I lived in Topanga Canyon,

894
01:03:26,958 --> 01:03:29,427
where there were a lot of people

895
01:03:30,800 --> 01:03:32,871
who made films on his own.

896
01:03:33,681 --> 01:03:35,559
From time to time,

897
01:03:36,403 --> 01:03:40,192
it projected some 16mm film
in my house.

898
01:03:41,925 --> 01:03:45,203
David Lynch spent a day

899
01:03:46,848 --> 01:03:49,363
and brought one of his first works.

900
01:03:50,210 --> 01:03:53,009
It seems that, over time,

901
01:03:53,171 --> 01:03:55,447
I forgot this episode
completely,

902
01:03:55,612 --> 01:03:57,650
who had met David
and seen his movie,

903
01:03:57,814 --> 01:04:00,648
and I didn't remember until 20 years later,
when I saw her again.

904
01:04:00,815 --> 01:04:02,693
It was called "The grandmother."

905
01:04:03,336 --> 01:04:05,647
Years later,

906
01:04:05,818 --> 01:04:09,893
a while passed
where I couldn't find work,

907
01:04:10,740 --> 01:04:13,461
my career was not happening
for his best moment.

908
01:04:14,983 --> 01:04:17,942
The representative called me
what I had then

909
01:04:18,104 --> 01:04:22,384
because in a B-movie
In Mexico they needed a gringo,

910
01:04:22,546 --> 01:04:27,384
so I accepted if only
to win four bitches.

911
01:04:27,629 --> 01:04:32,387
While in Mexico City
It was said that a certain David Lynch,

912
01:04:32,552 --> 01:04:34,589
I didn't even remember the name

913
01:04:36,594 --> 01:04:40,475
I was preparing a movie
which was called "Dune".

914
01:04:40,756 --> 01:04:44,751
David was eating
with some friends the day I met him.

915
01:04:44,918 --> 01:04:47,753
He was very talkative
and very nice.

916
01:04:47,920 --> 01:04:50,594
I told him I loved his movie

917
01:04:51,081 --> 01:04:55,076
and that I would love to play a role,
but the distribution was already covered.

918
01:04:57,244 --> 01:04:59,601
Shortly he called me
another representative

919
01:05:00,446 --> 01:05:04,999
to tell me that Lynch
He wanted me for "Dune."

920
01:05:05,169 --> 01:05:09,210
one of the actors
He had fallen out of the cast.

921
01:05:09,531 --> 01:05:12,569
I picked up the phone,
I called Mexico City,

922
01:05:13,253 --> 01:05:16,007
I asked about David
and he got on the device.

923
01:05:16,174 --> 01:05:20,135
David spoke first.
He said he wanted to apologize

924
01:05:20,296 --> 01:05:24,177
for his reaction when
he saw me on lunch day

925
01:05:24,339 --> 01:05:27,491
but I believed
that I was dead.

926
01:05:28,901 --> 01:05:31,700
And I told him,
"Well, I'm sorry."

927
01:05:32,863 --> 01:05:35,822
I returned to Mexico
to see me with David,

928
01:05:35,985 --> 01:05:39,821
and the first week he told me
that we already knew each other before.

929
01:05:39,987 --> 01:05:42,218
Like, "But you don't remember?
Yes I was at your house. "

930
01:05:42,388 --> 01:05:44,266
And I told him,
"Oh, yeah? That's good."

931
01:05:44,429 --> 01:05:46,705
And how about it?
Did you have a good time?"

932
01:05:47,070 --> 01:05:51,065
The 60s and 70s are a blurry memory
for some of those who lived

933
01:05:51,232 --> 01:05:52,871
in Topanga Canyon.

934
01:05:53,033 --> 01:05:56,107
We watched important movies,
and then we forgot.

935
01:05:56,301 --> 01:06:00,535
We had to shoot the exteriors
from Johnnie's Boiler.

936
01:06:01,984 --> 01:06:03,656
It's all exterior.

937
01:06:04,225 --> 01:06:07,377
And it was raining buckets.
An outrage.

938
01:06:07,546 --> 01:06:09,584
We already had there
to the entire team.

939
01:06:09,748 --> 01:06:12,422
Not the usual one,
there were two cameras,

940
01:06:12,589 --> 01:06:15,104
that is, more people.

941
01:06:15,711 --> 01:06:18,909
I had the specialists
with his choreographers,

942
01:06:19,072 --> 01:06:20,825
that is, even more people.

943
01:06:21,434 --> 01:06:24,347
We had all those cars,

944
01:06:24,515 --> 01:06:27,634
it was a site
very picturesque.

945
01:06:27,797 --> 01:06:30,551
whatever you want,
there was everything.

946
01:06:30,718 --> 01:06:34,714
It wasn't a normal day,
It was a very expensive day.

947
01:06:34,961 --> 01:06:39,753
We already had the other scenes
and it hadn't rained at all.

948
01:06:39,923 --> 01:06:44,681
Scenes could not be interspersed
the ones where it rained and the other didn't,

949
01:06:44,846 --> 01:06:46,326
It didn't fit us in any way.

950
01:06:46,487 --> 01:06:49,400
It was a bad moment.

951
01:06:51,089 --> 01:06:54,845
You have to shake them
to have that effect,

952
01:06:55,011 --> 01:06:58,164
that it is seen, that it is well appreciated
that there is water

953
01:06:58,333 --> 01:07:01,884
There are puddles everywhere,
so water like crazy.

954
01:07:02,095 --> 01:07:03,848
Yesterday was brilliant.

955
01:07:04,016 --> 01:07:07,806
Since it was raining, we put two guys
with hoses because it was going well.

956
01:07:07,978 --> 01:07:12,098
Only he can come to you
with such a brilliant idea.

957
01:07:13,581 --> 01:07:17,417
Put two guys in the background
from the scene playing with hoses

958
01:07:17,583 --> 01:07:19,620
as if they were creating rain.

959
01:07:26,587 --> 01:07:27,737
I take it.

960
01:07:28,789 --> 01:07:30,017
Say?

961
01:07:30,309 --> 01:07:32,905
Meow, meow. It's me.

962
01:07:33,911 --> 01:07:35,106
Hello, baby.

963
01:07:37,073 --> 01:07:38,871
I can't see you tonight.

964
01:07:42,716 --> 01:07:43,831
Okay.

965
01:07:45,757 --> 01:07:48,114
I have to accompany
to Mr. Eddy.

966
01:07:49,639 --> 01:07:50,834
Clear.

967
01:07:52,961 --> 01:07:55,078
I think he suspects something.

968
01:07:56,003 --> 01:07:57,322
We must be careful.

969
01:08:01,085 --> 01:08:02,314
<i>I miss you.</i>

970
01:08:06,408 --> 01:08:07,444
<i>�Pete?</i>

971
01:08:08,329 --> 01:08:10,321
Some parts of the movie

972
01:08:10,971 --> 01:08:14,567
They are gloomy,
like film noir.

973
01:08:17,214 --> 01:08:22,051
And when I commented with Angelo
the sensations I needed,

974
01:08:23,257 --> 01:08:27,093
it came to mind

975
01:08:28,099 --> 01:08:30,331
certain set of instruments.

976
01:08:30,661 --> 01:08:34,895
Angelo began to compose
and we conceive this use of the orchestra

977
01:08:35,063 --> 01:08:38,660
I hope it turns out
very modern.

978
01:08:40,306 --> 01:08:42,104
It's layered and intense.

979
01:08:48,350 --> 01:08:52,789
The orchestra we use is
the Prague Film Symphony.

980
01:08:53,192 --> 01:08:57,985
They have a very old studio
but with modern equipment.

981
01:09:30,932 --> 01:09:33,812
It's a soundtrack
very sinister.

982
01:09:34,454 --> 01:09:37,253
But despite being so disturbing

983
01:09:39,056 --> 01:09:42,016
It has a particular beauty,
which was what we were looking for.

984
01:09:43,138 --> 01:09:45,255
This place has something special.

985
01:09:45,420 --> 01:09:47,616
We loved to walk
from the hotel,

986
01:09:48,421 --> 01:09:51,415
on a very quiet street.

987
01:09:54,024 --> 01:09:57,496
And you enter this site
with giant doors

988
01:09:57,666 --> 01:10:00,135
which must weigh 500 kilos each.

989
01:10:00,627 --> 01:10:03,143
It was all in muted tones

990
01:10:03,589 --> 01:10:06,184
and sepia color.

991
01:10:07,151 --> 01:10:10,782
And every musician had there
a small part of your life,

992
01:10:10,953 --> 01:10:14,425
each double bassist had
its own little hole in the ground

993
01:10:14,595 --> 01:10:17,554
to support the instrument there
day after day.

994
01:10:18,117 --> 01:10:20,268
There are double bass marks here.
Here.

995
01:10:20,678 --> 01:10:23,477
This must be this one here.

996
01:10:23,639 --> 01:10:26,360
- No, no, that's not it.
- Wait a minute.

997
01:10:26,521 --> 01:10:28,877
- It was around here.
- There were a lot.

998
01:10:29,042 --> 01:10:31,558
I know, but there was one
right here.

999
01:10:31,724 --> 01:10:36,163
David and I were here with
"Blue Velvet", ten years ago.

1000
01:10:36,326 --> 01:10:38,636
It was a real hole.

1001
01:10:39,127 --> 01:10:41,324
It was not a simple line.

1002
01:10:42,689 --> 01:10:44,521
- Angelo, Angelo.
- Do you have one?

1003
01:10:44,690 --> 01:10:48,605
I think so.
But I see it too far ahead.

1004
01:10:49,493 --> 01:10:51,132
It could be there.

1005
01:10:51,574 --> 01:10:53,884
I'm looking for a hole,
quite deep.

1006
01:10:54,455 --> 01:10:55,889
Here's one.

1007
01:10:57,577 --> 01:11:01,731
The musicians of this school
from Eastern Europe

1008
01:11:02,099 --> 01:11:05,935
they get into the type of things
what we like to do

1009
01:11:06,342 --> 01:11:09,494
and they execute them
in a beautiful way.

1010
01:13:01,962 --> 01:13:03,281
Good. Violas.

1011
01:13:05,403 --> 01:13:08,761
Maybe you need to remix
much of the music

1012
01:13:08,925 --> 01:13:11,076
once we return to Los Angeles.

1013
01:13:11,887 --> 01:13:14,402
There are a million
of different combinations.

1014
01:13:15,048 --> 01:13:19,886
We'll take what we have
and we will try to put

1015
01:13:20,891 --> 01:13:22,371
to each one in its place.

1016
01:13:28,415 --> 01:13:31,375
The soundtrack is composed
of many elements.

1017
01:13:31,537 --> 01:13:33,608
Second violin. Second violin.

1018
01:13:34,739 --> 01:13:38,016
One of the parts was recorded
in Prague with an orchestra.

1019
01:13:38,180 --> 01:13:40,491
One of the special things
What did David do?

1020
01:13:40,662 --> 01:13:44,293
was to use different techniques
with microphones when recording.

1021
01:13:44,464 --> 01:13:49,460
With a bottle, for example,
or a couple of plastic tubes.

1022
01:13:49,666 --> 01:13:53,867
When the sound comes in
is affected by the tube.

1023
01:13:54,029 --> 01:13:58,183
Distortions are achieved
very interesting

1024
01:13:58,431 --> 01:13:59,785
in music.

1025
01:13:59,952 --> 01:14:01,431
Let's see how it sounds.

1026
01:14:02,993 --> 01:14:05,110
- It sounds strident, that's for sure.
- Yes.

1027
01:14:05,274 --> 01:14:06,549
Very sharp.

1028
01:14:09,036 --> 01:14:11,347
- It sounds strange.
- Give it more volume.

1029
01:14:14,439 --> 01:14:17,399
They are original organic recordings

1030
01:14:18,041 --> 01:14:20,033
which fit very well with the orchestra.

1031
01:14:20,202 --> 01:14:22,398
It is possible to jump
between those sounds and the orchestra.

1032
01:14:22,563 --> 01:14:26,080
It seems as if it disappeared
and then he will return.

1033
01:14:26,245 --> 01:14:28,715
So we use it
to give a little color.

1034
01:14:47,016 --> 01:14:52,013
John Ross is the greatest expert
in digital technology that I know.

1035
01:14:52,819 --> 01:14:55,414
He knows everything about each cable.

1036
01:14:55,581 --> 01:14:59,018
Plus it comes from the world
of music mixes

1037
01:14:59,182 --> 01:15:02,859
and has complete control
of the digital world.

1038
01:15:05,626 --> 01:15:09,507
In the process there is a certain amount
of artistic accidents

1039
01:15:09,668 --> 01:15:11,546
and lots of design.

1040
01:15:12,669 --> 01:15:15,310
David walks through it
and when you hear the sound

1041
01:15:15,471 --> 01:15:17,781
react to the image
in real time.

1042
01:15:18,833 --> 01:15:20,790
That sequence is beautiful.

1043
01:15:23,315 --> 01:15:25,034
The only thing I say,

1044
01:15:26,517 --> 01:15:29,191
I know what I said
that she was beautiful like that,

1045
01:15:29,358 --> 01:15:33,672
but if you could put
a snap in the middle.

1046
01:15:35,041 --> 01:15:37,795
One of those snaps
of dry skull.

1047
01:15:39,523 --> 01:15:41,116
- It would be very good.
- Okay.

1048
01:15:47,207 --> 01:15:48,561
When you see your movie,

1049
01:15:48,728 --> 01:15:50,720
you build sounds

1050
01:15:50,889 --> 01:15:54,406
that amplify
the atmosphere you have created.

1051
01:15:54,851 --> 01:15:57,002
Then, when joining
all the elements,

1052
01:15:57,173 --> 01:16:01,453
everything jumps and becomes
into something magical.

1053
01:16:02,976 --> 01:16:05,537
Brilliant.
The white glow is gone.

1054
01:16:06,017 --> 01:16:09,773
Don't you want any of that white stuff?

1055
01:16:10,179 --> 01:16:14,413
Mary replaced Deepak
when we start with post-production.

1056
01:16:16,022 --> 01:16:18,413
Always work
with an open mind

1057
01:16:18,584 --> 01:16:22,898
but with the confidence of being
100% sure of what he wants.

1058
01:16:23,626 --> 01:16:27,780
I think from the lateral plane
goes to the front, then

1059
01:16:27,948 --> 01:16:31,022
and then to the front
again, or something like that.

1060
01:16:31,590 --> 01:16:36,269
We spent in this room
many hours, six days a week.

1061
01:16:39,635 --> 01:16:43,151
It's very intense
but also very fun.

1062
01:16:47,919 --> 01:16:50,480
Everyone has fun
when they work with David.

1063
01:16:51,361 --> 01:16:52,635
You leave me stone.

1064
01:16:53,082 --> 01:16:56,473
It gives the impression of being part
of a great artistic work

1065
01:16:56,643 --> 01:16:59,205
and they feel truly part
of this company.

1066
01:16:59,365 --> 01:17:03,599
I have a first and a second
editing assistant, an apprentice

1067
01:17:03,767 --> 01:17:05,679
and a post-production supervisor.

1068
01:17:07,609 --> 01:17:10,728
We also had an intern
English bit crazy.

1069
01:17:16,334 --> 01:17:20,807
The whole team is delighted
From working with him, he pampers us.

1070
01:17:21,216 --> 01:17:23,492
From "Blue Velvet"
I haven't worked with anyone else.

1071
01:17:24,418 --> 01:17:25,407
Potato.

1072
01:17:27,820 --> 01:17:29,698
- Yes, one more.
- It's okay.

1073
01:17:30,101 --> 01:17:33,458
The most beautiful thing is that it exists
a lot of loyalty

1074
01:17:33,623 --> 01:17:35,535
in both directions.

1075
01:17:36,944 --> 01:17:39,506
we have become
in a very united group.

1076
01:17:39,666 --> 01:17:41,225
When we get together,

1077
01:17:41,387 --> 01:17:45,428
even if we were doing
another program or another movie,

1078
01:17:46,629 --> 01:17:50,340
when we meet again,
We connect right away.

1079
01:17:50,511 --> 01:17:51,740
It's easy.

1080
01:17:51,912 --> 01:17:55,953
The catalyst for all of that
It is none other than David.

1081
01:17:56,474 --> 01:17:59,866
He doesn't usually make movies
in the usual way.

1082
01:18:00,236 --> 01:18:03,355
It makes them, rather, based
in their own experiences.

1083
01:18:04,959 --> 01:18:09,910
That's why we always have so much desire
to know what will be next.

1084
01:18:10,562 --> 01:18:13,396
It's great that someone
break the rules and say,

1085
01:18:13,563 --> 01:18:16,125
"There need be no answer,

1086
01:18:16,285 --> 01:18:19,164
the walls are not always four,
there are no limits,

1087
01:18:19,326 --> 01:18:22,286
you don't have
You have to justify yourself to no one. "

1088
01:18:22,528 --> 01:18:25,966
When someone asks me
what is the movie about

1089
01:18:26,130 --> 01:18:30,489
I tell you that it is mysterious,
violent, erotic,

1090
01:18:32,493 --> 01:18:35,133
disconcerting, labyrinthine.

1091
01:18:36,615 --> 01:18:38,766
"Lost Highway"
It is a very appropriate title.

1092
01:18:40,497 --> 01:18:41,647
Holy shit.

1093
01:18:41,978 --> 01:18:44,368
Ladies and gentlemen,
filming is over.

1094
01:18:46,180 --> 01:18:49,299
Be faithful to your ideas
and let them talk to you.

1095
01:18:51,103 --> 01:18:55,974
Worry about every frame
let you roll

1096
01:18:58,467 --> 01:19:00,584
And if you don't have enough money,

1097
01:19:00,868 --> 01:19:04,704
find another way to get
exactly the same.

1098
01:19:05,150 --> 01:19:08,588
There is no need to make concessions

1099
01:19:08,752 --> 01:19:11,142
in the final product.

1100
01:19:11,353 --> 01:19:12,753
There is always a way.

1101
01:19:13,474 --> 01:19:16,274
He is still one of the few artists

1102
01:19:16,876 --> 01:19:19,107
who are dedicated to making movies.

1103
01:19:19,518 --> 01:19:21,315
By himself,

1104
01:19:23,480 --> 01:19:25,072
and for the world of cinema,

1105
01:19:25,241 --> 01:19:28,314
David Lynch has to continue
making movies

1106
01:19:39,008 --> 01:19:40,727
Good to see you, Jack.

1107
01:19:41,727 --> 01:19:51,727
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