Director David Lynch Has Died At 78

[Embach 47,289]

David Lynch, the writer-filmmaker whose works include Mulholland Drive and Twin Peaks, has died aged 78.

 

Lynch's death was announced on his Facebook page by his family.

 

"There's a big hole in the world now that he's no longer with us," the post said.

 

"But, as he would say, 'Keep your eye on the donut and not on the hole.' … It's a beautiful day with golden sunshine and blue skies all the way."

 

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cly9vymjexvo

 

RIP to the one of the greatest filmmakers of all times.

[Bettie Page 2,149]

Rip 😭

[Jack donoghue 48]

This is how I found out that he died 

[honeymoon is alive 23,191]

rest in peace 

[taco truck 33,785]

rest in peace <3 

i wish him and lana had been able to make a music video together...

i just started watching twin peaks this past fall and he was so unique and a visionary, think i might finally watch blue velvet in honor of him tonight!

[Veinsineon 78,282]

honestly wouldn't have wanted to find out any other way than via DCooper status update on Lanaboards tbh...   lets all grieve collectively and revisit his immaculate filmography 

[Dark Angel 204,743]

will also be listening to julee cruise to commemorate him <3 her music played a big role in his work and he also worked on her songs

 

 

[GeminiLanaFan 49,694]

Oh no 😭 

[enchante 72]

oh no, today? i don't know what to say. but i'm happy that i have had the honor to visit his world and that it will always be there for us to revisit.

[boom like that 12,153]

God this is so sad, to me 78 is still a young age to pass...

 

Rest in peace to a legend and a visionary 

[DCooper 37,373]

The only artist in history to impact me as greatly as Lana has, maybe more so. Discovering Twin Peaks during my first year of university was life changing. His work has had a huge impact on my creativity, and his outlook on life is greatly inspiring. What a unique and incredible soul he had, and his art is the greatest to ever be captured on film. No one saw the world like he did and we are so lucky to have witnessed some of the wildness that his mind had to offer. He managed to delve into the darkest parts of the human soul in the most thrilling ways, while always making sure that the humour and the light stayed just as prominent and powerful as the evil that surrounds us. Rest in peace you magical man, thank you for everything you've given the world. <3 

[Rocket0212 2,083]

RIP.
Twin Peaks is so iconic. Let me try season 3 again though, cause it didn't work for me the first time I tried to watch it.

[Barry 5,998]

 

[Nightcall 2,980]

Rest in peace. So glad a family member introduced me to his legendary work years ago. 

[ultrabanisters 47,198]

rest in peace! his work was so interesting  i really enjoyed twin peaks

 

and who could forget THEE eraserhead baby 

 

i did watch mulholland drive for the first time last month and called it the most boring film ever but that is so david lynch 

[Coney Island King 26,143]

Absolutely love him. One of my biggest artistic influences. Sad he wont be putting more of his incredible work into the world. 

[Embach 47,289]

He paved way to many famous Hollywood filmmakers and with Twin Peaks he changed television forever, starting the Golden Age of Television.

 

When I saw Mulholland Drive for the first time, it felt life-changing. I had never felt as much connection to a film style and aesthetic as his...

[prettywhenimhigh 49,503]

he still had at least 2 decades to live, this is devastating

the legends are all leaving and I wonder how is it gonna be when they all leave

[bluechemtrails 27,771]

So sad, I've never seen a movie or TV show by him, but I know his influence on Lana was huge.

[Pico Ocean Boulevard 42,009]

Rest in peace to an absolute legend and one of the greatest film makers