Mulholland Drive

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The film is dedicated to Jennifer Syme, a young actress whose story is startlingly similar to that o [...]	D
The film is included among the "1,001 Movies You Must See Before You Die," edited by Steven Schneide [...]	D
Film critic Roger Ebert gave this movie Four Stars - his highest rating - and named it one of his "G [...]	D
This film is in the Official Top 250 Narrative Feature Films on Letterboxd.	D
ABC executives rejected the original pilot version of Mulholland Dr. (1999) because they thought tha [...]	D
As Rita and Betty get into a cab on their way to Club Silencio, a piece of paper is visible on a pol [...]	D
Rebekah Del Rio (the singer at Club Silencio) first met director David Lynch when a talent agent too [...]	D
Despite being credited in the opening titles, Brent Briscoe and Robert Forster only had one scene in [...]	D
The phrase, "This is the girl!" is spoken four times throughout the film.	D
The license plate on the limo at the end of the movie is 2GAT123. This is Larry David's license plat [...]	D
This film is part of The Criterion Collection, spine #779.	D
Referenced in the Sharon Needles song "Hollywoodn't."	D
Director David Lynch had come up with one of the film's taglines, "A love story in the city of dream [...]	D
Of the seventeen tracks featured on the film's CD, only one track, "Diane & Camilla," is omitted fro [...]	D
The film is included on Roger Ebert's "Great Movies" list.	D
This is the 14th film nominated in the Academy Award category for Best Director but no other categor [...]	D
David Lynch: [singer cameos] In this film, Billy Ray Cyrus appeared in a cameo.	D
This is the first film that Justin Theroux has starred in that's directed by David Lynch. The second [...]	D
This film is the sixth time Angelo Badalamenti composed a film directed by David Lynch. The first fi [...]	D
This movie was voted best film of the 21st century by BBC Culture Poll 2016 (177 film critics polled [...]	D
One of the themes of the film is struggling actors trying to break through into Hollywood. The real [...]	D
During the kitchen scene where Betty rehearses her audition with Rita, Laura Harring was reading fro [...]	D
At the 2001 Cannes Film Festival, director David Lynch won the Best Director Award, Prix de la mise [...]	D
Ann Miller previously appeared in CosÃ¬ parla il cuore (1954), which starred JosÃ© Ferrer (from [...]	D
The film uses the word "fuck" twice.	D
Monty Montgomery, who portrayed The Cowboy, couldn't remember his lines. So, Justin Theroux had to h [...]	D
Character Diane Selwyn's last name, possibly intentional, is also the last name of film and theater [...]	D
David Lynch: [ blue lights flashing during intense moments ] In this film, Betty and Rita go to Club [...]	D
The film marks the third time that director David Lynch was nominated for the Best Director Oscar. T [...]	D
The Region 1 DVD of the movie does not feature "chapters"; attempting to "skip" to the next scene or [...]	D
Although several actors appear in two different roles in the film (one character in the "dream" and [...]	D
David Lynch: [Lincoln] The blue-haired lady sits in the balcony in the same position as Abraham Linc [...]	D
In a 2014 interview, actress Sherilyn Fenn stated that the idea of the film originally came during t [...]	D
According to production designer Jack Fisk, the interior of Aunt Ruth's apartment building was build [...]	D
During the scene where Betty convinces Rita to help her rehearse her audition, Betty says to her, "C [...]	D
This is director David Lynch's ninth film.	D
David Lynch: curtains]	D
Of the eight films of the ten films in director David Lynch's filmography, as of 2020, this film is [...]	D
Many people felt that Naomi Watts should've gotten an Oscar nomination for Best Actress for her perf [...]	D
In an interview, Naomi Watts expressed that she believed that Diane Selwyn was the real character al [...]	D
The film was originally filmed in 1999 on a budget of $8 million as a made-for-TV pilot, Mulholland [...]	D
Winkie's, the diner shown throughout the film was originally scripted as Denny's. But due to licensi [...]	D
On the way to audition for her part as Camilla Rhodes/Rita, Laura Harring was in a minor car acciden [...]	D
As Betty and Rita enter Club Silencio, two familiar audience members from a previous David Lynch sho [...]	D
When ABC canceled the Mulholland Dr. (1999) pilot, Naomi Watts was actually relieved. Watts felt tha [...]	D
Naomi Watts and her character, Betty Elms/Diane Selwyn, share a few similarities in terms of having [...]	D
In some versions of the VHS and DVD releases, director David Lynch mostly censored some of the sexua [...]	D
This film was chosen by "Les Cahiers du cinÃ©ma" (France) as the best picture of the decade (in 20 [...]	D
Naomi Watts and Melissa George were both on the Australian soap opera Home and Away (1988) in the ea [...]	D
The film was the second film directed by David Lynch that got a Criterion Collection release. The fi [...]	D
Naomi Watts found the masturbation scene the most difficult to film. To make her feel more comfortab [...]	D
When Betty Elms meets Rita, she states that she's from Deep River, Ontario. In Velluto blu (1986), t [...]	D
Empire Magazine placed the film at number 391 as part of their 500 Greatest Films of All Time list.	D
The film is deemed "A poisonous letter to Hollywood."	D
Naomi Watts actually lost her health insurance and faced eviction from her apartment shortly after f [...]	D
When the film was initially a television pilot, the budget was $8 million. After ABC had dropped the [...]	D
When he talks to Adam Kesher, the Cowboy says: "You will see me one more time, if you do good. You w [...]	D
David Lynch: [the use of the color blue] In this film, there are many objects that are blue and a ch [...]	D
This was Ann Miller's last full-length movie.	D
When Betty goes to her first audition, she's driven to the gates of Paramount Studios. According to [...]	D
When Rita and Betty go to the Sierra Bonita apartment complex, the name next to #17 is L.J. DeRosa - [...]	D
The film has an 83% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes.	D
Director David Lynch has used Il mago di Oz (1939) and Viale del tramonto (1950) as inspirations for [...]	D
Final film of Jeanne Bates.	D
There are some theories that state that Betty represents Diane when she was a naive and happy newcom [...]	D
Mr. Roque was portrayed by Michael J. Anderson. Anderson previously starred in the I segreti di Twin [...]	D
The film is named after Mulholland Drive, a real-life street located in the Santa Monica Mountains. [...]	D
When Betty and Rita find the corpse laying in the bed in Apartment #17, the body is laying in the sa [...]	D
David Lynch originally wrote the basic idea for the story in the early 1990s, as a spin-off of I seg [...]	D
The film is the final film of actress Jeanne Bates.	D
Twenty years after it debuted at the Cannes Film Festival, the film was shown in the Cannes Classics [...]	D
The Sierra Bonita apartment scenes were shot at the Los Angeles historical landmark called the Snow [...]	D
Director David Lynch once proposed a I segreti di Twin Peaks (1990) spin-off focusing on Audrey Horn [...]	D
Director David Lynch cast Naomi Watts and Laura Harring based on their photographs.	D
James Karen, the producer Wally Brown for whom Betty auditions, is familiar to many from his role in [...]	D
Although commonly mistaken for "Girl with a Pearl Earring" by Jan Vermeer, the painting inside the a [...]	D
David Lynch: [deep river] Diane is from Deep River, Ontario.	D
The song sang by Rebekah Del Rio is a Spanish version of Roy Orbison's "Crying." Another one of Orbi [...]	D
Famed film critic Roger Ebert, who very much liked the film, said that there was not a single waking [...]	D
David Lynch: [the main character escapes into a fantasy world to escape reality and their guilt] In [...]	D
After Betty auditions, she is led away to Adam Kesher's set, where he is auditioning another Camilla [...]	D
David Lynch: [Music by composer Angelo Badalamenti] Badalamenti's music score in this film provides [...]	D
David Lynch: [Clueless detectives]	D
Luigi Castigliane (the mobster who spits out the espresso on a napkin) was played by the film's comp [...]	D
Joe has heterochromia and wears a Union Jack shirt. This is a reference to director David Lynch's cl [...]	D
Despite not being part of the description for the film's R rating from the MPAA, nudity is also pres [...]	D
Adam Kesher smashing the producer's car windshield in with a golf club is a reference to the famous [...]	D
The Cowboy has no eyebrows. This was done to give the character a more subtle, disturbing appearance [...]	D
One of the film's posters shows two pictures that are divided horizontally. The top half of the post [...]	D
"I'm not going to lie: I felt very vulnerable," Laura Harring said of filming the sex scene between [...]	D
David Lynch: [actress playing a dual role] In this film, Naomi Watts portrays Betty Elms and Diane S [...]	D
Composer Angelo Badalamenti had previously collaborated with director David Lynch on Velluto blu (19 [...]	D
The set of reels that was distributed to the movie theaters included a computer-written, photoc [...]	D
According to director David Lynch, Monty Montgomery brought his own wardrobe for his role as The Cow [...]	D
Director David Lynch initially resisted Studio Canal's offer to provide additional funds to complete [...]	D
On a particularly bad day of auditioning in Hollywood before she landed the role, Naomi Watts was dr [...]	D
David Lynch's 10 Clues to Unlocking This Thriller: Pay particular attention in the beginning of the [...]	D
Justin Theroux got the role of Adam Kesher after he had met with director David Lynch directly after [...]	D
To give Mr. Roque an odd and uncanny appearance, actor Michael J. Anderson, who's a dwarf, was fitte [...]	D
The film is the second film that was nominated for only the Best Director Oscar for David Lynch. The [...]	D
The Cowboy was portrayed by Monty Montgomery. Montgomery is a producer and longtime friend of direct [...]	D
It's theorized that judging by her behavior, Diane Selwyn has a borderline personality disorder. Her [...]	D
A montage of jitterbugging couples is shown before the opening credits. Diane explains to Adam's mot [...]	D

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