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David Lynch (born January 20, 1946) is an American filmmaker, painter, television director, visual artist, musician, and occasional actor. Known for his surrealist films, he has developed his own unique cinematic style which has been dubbed "Lynchian"[1] and is characterized by its dream imagery and meticulous sound design. The surreal and, in many cases, violent elements to his films have earned them the reputation that they "disturb, offend or mystify" their audiences.[2]

Lynch's oeuvre includes short and feature-length films, music videos, documentaries and television episodes, while his involvement in these ranges from direction, production, and screenwriting to acting and sound design. Lynch's first project was the 1967 short Six Men Getting Sick (Six Times), an animated film which blended elements of sculpture and painting into its animation.[3]

His first feature-length project, 1977's Eraserhead, became a cult film and launched his commercial career.[4] It also marked his first collaboration with Jack Nance, an actor who would appear in many more of Lynch's productions until his death in 1996.[5] Lynch's other feature films include the critically successful The Elephant Man (1980), Blue Velvet (1986) and Mulholland Drive (2001), all of which went on to earn Academy Award nominations,[6][7][8] and the commercial flop Dune.[9]

Lynch has also branched out into television, and later, internet-based series. His first foray into the medium was Twin Peaks, a joint venture with Mark Frost. Twin Peaks became a cult success,[10] leading to Lynch and Frost working together on a number of other projects, including On the Air[11] and American Chronicles.[12]

In 2002 Lynch began producing two series of shorts released through his official website: the Flash-animated DumbLand[13] and Rabbits.[14] Having begun acting in his 1972 short The Amputee,[15] Lynch went on to appear on-camera in Twin Peaks,[16] Zelly and Me, and Dune.[17] From 2010 to 2013, Lynch appeared in a recurring voice role in the animated series The Cleveland Show.[18]

Feature film

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Year Title Director Writer Producer Sound Designer Notes Ref.
1977 Eraserhead Yes Yes Yes No Also editor, composer, art director,
and special effects 		[17]
1980 The Elephant Man Yes Yes No Yes Also musical director,
co-written with Christopher De Vore
and Eric Bergren
1984 Dune Yes Yes No No
1986 Blue Velvet Yes Yes No No
1990 Wild at Heart Yes Yes No No
1992 Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me Yes Yes Executive Yes Co-written with Robert Engels
1997 Lost Highway Yes Yes No Yes Co-written with Barry Gifford
1999 The Straight Story Yes No No Yes
2001 Mulholland Drive Yes Yes No Yes
2006 Inland Empire Yes Yes Yes Yes Also editor and cinematographer

Short film

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Year Title Director Writer Producer Actor Notes Ref(s)
1967 Six Men Getting Sick (Six Times) Yes Yes Yes No Also animator [17][19]
1968 Absurd Encounter with Fear Yes Yes No No [20]
Fictitious Anacin Commercial Yes Yes No No [20]
Sailing with Bushnell Keeler Yes Yes Yes Yes [21]
The Alphabet Yes Yes No No Also editor, cinematographer, animator and sound [17][19]
Early Experiments Yes Yes Yes Yes 16mm, from Lime Green DVD Set [22]
1970 The Grandmother Yes Yes Yes No Also cinematographer, animator and sound effects [17]
1974 The Amputee Yes No No Yes Role: Unable and scared nurse [15][17]
1988 The Cowboy and the Frenchman Yes Yes No No [17]
1995 Premonition Following an Evil Deed Yes No No No [17]
2001 Pierre and Sonny Jim Yes Yes Yes Yes [23]
Head with Hammer Yes Yes Yes No [24]
Dead Mouse with Ants Yes Yes Yes No [25]
Ball of Bees #1 (aka Bees #1) Yes Yes Yes No [26]
Steam Chain (aka Factory Mask) Yes Yes Yes No [27]
2002 Darkened Room Yes Yes Yes No Also animator [28][29]
The Pig Walks Yes Yes Yes No [30]
The Disc of Sorrow Is Installed Yes Yes Yes Yes [31]
Laura Palmer Yes Yes Yes No [32]
The Coyote Yes Yes Yes No [33]
2004 BlueBob Egg Yes Yes Yes Yes [34]
2005 Scene from a David Lynch DV Project Yes Yes Yes No For Avid promotional film [35][36]
2007 Absurda Yes Yes No No [37][38]
Boat Yes No No No Also editor [38]
Bug Crawls Yes No No No [39]
Lamp Yes No No Yes Role: Himself [39]
Industrial Soundscape Yes No No No [39]
Intervalometer Experiments Yes No No No [39]
More Things That Happened Yes Yes No No Also editor [40]
Ballerina Yes No No No [40]
Blue Green Yes Yes Yes Yes [41]
David Lynch Cooks Quinoa Yes Yes Yes Yes [42]
2010 Dream #7 Yes No No No [43]
Lady Blue Shanghai Yes Yes No No Also editor and composer [44]
2011 The 3 Rs Yes Yes No No Also editor and cinematographer [45]
2012 Memory Film Yes Yes Yes Yes For Serpentine Gallery Memory Marathon [46]
2013 Idem Paris Yes No No No [47]
2015 Fire (Pożar) Yes Yes Yes No [48]
2017 What Did Jack Do? Yes Yes No Yes Also editor
Role: Detective 		[49]
2018 Ant Head Yes Yes Yes No [50]
2018 This Video of David Lynch Is Not What It Seems Yes Yes Yes Yes For Omaze
2020 The Story of a Small Bug Yes Yes Yes Yes Role: Narrator at beginning
Also editor 		[51]
The Adventures of Alan R. Yes Yes Yes Yes [52]
The Spider and the Bee Yes Yes Yes No [53]
How Was Your Day Honey? Yes Yes Yes No [54]
The Mystery of the Seeing Hand Yes Yes Yes No [55]

Television

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A man in a tuxedo looks directly at the camera, slightly smiling
Twin Peaks earned several nominations at the 42nd Primetime Emmy Awards (Lynch pictured at the ceremony).
A blonde woman and a grey-haired man, holding hands and smiling
Lynch has worked with Naomi Watts on several projects, including Rabbits and Mulholland Drive.
Year Title Creator Executive
Producer 		Director Writer Notes Ref(s)
1990–1991 Twin Peaks Yes Yes 6 episodes 4 episodes Co-created with Mark Frost [17]
1992 On the Air Yes Yes 1 episode 2 episodes [56]
1993 Hotel Room Yes Yes 2 episodes No Also sound designer,
Co-created with Monty Montgomery 		[56]
2017 Twin Peaks: The Return Yes Yes Yes Yes Also sound designer and additional editor,
Co-created with Mark Frost 		[17]

Web series

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Year Title Director Writer Producer Creator Ref(s)
2002 DumbLand Yes Yes Yes Yes [29]
Rabbits Yes Yes Yes Yes [29]
2005–2009
2020–2022 		Weather Reports Yes Yes Yes Yes
2007 Out Yonder Yes Yes Yes Yes [39]
2020–2022 Today's Number Is... Yes Yes Yes Yes [39]

Music videos

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Year Song Musician Ref(s)
1990 "Wicked Game" Chris Isaak [57]
1992 "A Real Indication" Thought Gang [58]
1995 "Longing" X Japan [57][59]
1999 "Thank You, Judge" BlueBob [60]
2009 "Shot in the Back of the Head" Moby [61]
2010 "I Touch a Red Button Man" Interpol [62][63]
"Lion of Panjshir" Ariana Delwari [64]
2012 "Crazy Clown Time" David Lynch [65]
2013 "Came Back Haunted" Nine Inch Nails [66]
2020 "I Have a Radio" David Lynch [67]
2021 "I Am the Shaman" Donovan [68]
"Gimme Some a That" [69]

Commercials

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Year Commercial Title Subject Ref(s)
1988 "F. Scott Fitzgerald", "Ernest Hemingway", "D.H. Lawrence", "Flaubert" Obsession by Calvin Klein [70][71]
1991 "Mystery of G", "Cherry Pie", "Lost", "The Rescue" Georgia Coffee [70][71]
"We Care About New York" New York City Department of Sanitation [70][71][72]
— Dangerous by Michael Jackson [73]
1992 "Who Is Gio?" Gio by Armani [70][71]
"Opium" Opium by Yves Saint Laurent [70][71]
1993 — Alka-Seltzer Plus [70][71]
"Tresor" Lancôme Tresor [71][74]
— Barilla Pasta [70][71]
"Revealed" American Cancer Society [71][72][74]
"The Instinct of Life" Background by Jil Sander [71][74]
"The Wall" Adidas [75]
1994 "Sun Moon Stars" Sun Moon Stars by Lagerfield [70][71]
1997 "Dead Leaves", "Aunt Droid", "Nuclear Winter", "Rocket" Sci-Fi Channel [71][74]
— Clearblue Easy [70][71]
"Mountain Man" Honda [76]
1998 "Parisienne People" Parisienne [71][74]
1999 "Opium" Opium by Yves Saint Laurent
2000 "Welcome to the Third Place" PlayStation 2 [70][71]
"Un matin partout dans le monde" JCDecaux [74]
2002 "Do you speak Micra?" Nissan Micra [70][71]
"Bucking Bronco" Citroën [77]
2004 "Fahrenheit" Dior [78]
"Preference" L'Oreal [79]
2007 "Gucci" Gucci [80]
2008 "Revital Granas" Shiseido [81]
2011 "Doll Head" David Lynch Signature Cup Coffee [82]
2012 "Oh Yeah" [83]
2014 — Louboutin Rouge [84]

Concert film

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Year Title Director Producer Himself Notes Ref(s)
1990 Industrial Symphony No. 1 Yes Yes No Also composer [17]
2014 Duran Duran: Unstaged Yes No Yes [85]

Other works

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Acting roles

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Film

Year Title Role Notes Ref(s)
1980 Heart Beat Painter [86]
The Elephant Man Man in Bowler Hat in Mob Chasing Merrick Uncredited extra
1984 Dune Spice Worker Uncredited cameo [87]
1988 Zelly and Me Willie [17]
1992 Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me Gordon Cole [17]
1994 Nadja Morgue Receptionist Cameo [17]
1997 Lost Highway Morgue Attendant Deleted scene
2006 Inland Empire Bucky J Uncredited voice [88]
2017 Girlfriend's Day Narrator Voice [89]
Lucky Howard [90]
2022 The Fabelmans John Ford

Short film

Year Title Notes Ref(s)
2009 Soul Detective Detective [91][92]
2017 The Black Ghiandola Man in Black [93]

Television

Year Title Role Notes Ref(s)
1990–1991 Twin Peaks Gordon Cole 6 episodes [17]
2002 DumbLand All characters Voice, 8 episodes [29]
2010–2013 The Cleveland Show Gus the Bartender Voice, 20 episodes [18]
2010, 2016 Family Guy Gus the Bartender / Himself Voice, episodes: "The Splendid Source" and
"How the Griffin Stole Christmas" 		[94][95]
2012 Louie Jack Dall Episodes: "Late Show - Part 2 & 3" [96][97]
2017 Twin Peaks: The Return Gordon Cole 11 episodes [17]
2020, 2022 Robot Chicken Mad Scientist Voice, episodes: "Endgame" and “May Cause Season 11 to End” [98]

Documentary films

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Year Title Director Producer Himself Ref(s)
1990 Hollywood Mavericks Yes [17]
For One Week Only Yes
1994 Crumb Presenter [17]
1998 Pretty as a Picture: The Art of David Lynch Yes [17]
2001 I Don't Know Jack Yes [17]
Eraserhead Stories Yes Yes [17]
2004 Dennis Hopper: The Decisive Moments Yes [17]
2005 Midnight Movies: From the Margin to the Mainstream Yes [17]
2007 Lynch Yes [17]
2008 Sunshine Superman: The Journey of Donovan Yes [17]
2009 Transcendendo Lynch Yes [17]
Great Directors Yes [17]
2010 2012: Time for Change Yes [28]
2011 Meditation Creativity Peace Yes [17]
2012 Side by Side Yes [17]
2016 My Beautiful Broken Brain Yes [99]
David Lynch: The Art Life Yes [100][101][102]
2021 Moby Doc Yes [103]

Executive producer

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Year Title Ref(s)
1991 The Cabinet of Dr. Ramirez [17]
1994 Nadja [17]
2008 Surveillance [17]
2009 My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done [17]
2022 The Other Me [104]
TBA The Happy Worker [105]

See also

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