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January 26, 2007
David Lynch: Dancing dwarf. No. No? No.
David Lynch is not only on the road to peddle Inland Empire, he's also got a slim volume to sell, "Catching the Big Fish," about transcendental meditation and inspiration.
Seattle Times' Mark Rahner shares the coffee and the bliss with the 61-year-old director. "One lady told me ... she went away partway through the film sleeping and dreaming, and she said she really wanted to tell me about the dream she had, because it was probably being fed by the film in some ways, and I didn't have time to get it from her, but she said it was quite something." Want to know what's missing? "What's missing?" Dancing dwarf. "No." No? "No." Cups of coffee per day? "Well, I always said 20. I don't know if it's quite 20. But it's between 10 and 20."
Posted by Ray Pride at January 26, 2007 12:23 PM
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