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David Lynch, the American filmmaker, writer and artist who scored best director ... sort of a psychopathic Norman Rockwell,” the New York Times said in 1990. Lynch, a former Eagle Scout who ...

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LOS ANGELES, Jan 16 (Reuters) – David Lynch, the American filmmaker, writer and artist who scored best ... sort of a psychopathic Norman Rockwell,” the New York Times said in 1990.

sort of a psychopathic Norman Rockwell,” the New York Times said in 1990. After his death on Thursday, several filmmakers said Lynch had inspired them. Actor and director Ron Howard, writing on X, ...

David Lynch, the American filmmaker, writer and artist who scored best director Oscar nominations ... sort of a psychopathic Norman Rockwell," the New York Times said in 1990. Lynch, a former Eagle ...

Alongside her debut album, Born To Die, in 2012, the artist released a short film called Tropico ... as she played back ‘Venice Bitch’ from her earlier record, Norman Fucking Rockwell. It was a unique ...

sort of a psychopathic Norman Rockwell," the New York Times said in 1990. After his death on Thursday, several filmmakers said Lynch had inspired them. Actor and director Ron Howard, writing on X, ...

Which made it all the more unsettling that watching his movies and TV shows was like peeling the top layer off a Norman Rockwell painting to find one of Francis Bacon’s writhing, inhuman faces.