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Isabella Rossellini's role was written by David Lynch for Debbie Harry. Harry, sick of receiving off [...]	D
The word "fuck" is used 56 times. All but once by Frank Booth.	D
In the original screenplay, the sex scene between Jeffrey and Dorothy was longer; Jeffrey spins the [...]	D
Dennis Hopper had appeared with Bruce Dern in Impiccalo piÃ¹ in alto (1968). That film also starre [...]	D
After shooting the climatic scene, Fred Pickler went through a McDonald's drive thru with his blood [...]	D
In Jonathan Ross Presents for One Week Only: David Lynch (1990) Lynch claims that the robin in the f [...]	D
Although Dorothy's husband Don Vallens is portrayed by Dick Green, the severed ear was not modeled a [...]	D
The only film that year to be Oscar nominated for Best Director, but not Best Picture.	D
The prosthetic ear found by Kyle MacLachlan's character at the beginning of the film has remained in [...]	D
Chris Isaak was up for the role of Jeffrey Beaumont, but he turned it down and the role went to Kyle [...]	D
The producers did not want to pay the rights for including the original recording of Bobby Vinton's [...]	D
In the film it is not revealed what year the film is set in. The film itself owes a large debt to 19 [...]	D
Steven Berkoff was David Lynch's first choice for Frank Booth. When he rejected it the role went to [...]	D
The film was the inspiration for I segreti di Twin Peaks (1990).	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2004 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Ameri [...]	D
Kyle MacLachlan, and three actors playing Frank's criminal associates, Brad Dourif, Dean Stockwell, [...]	D
Karen Allen, Rebecca De Mornay, Jodie Foster, Anjelica Huston, Diane Keaton, Cybill Shepherd, Sissy [...]	D
In scene 149, Jeffrey, Dorothy, Frank and his three collaborators arrive at the downtown bar Barbary [...]	D
David Lynch was offered the chance to direct Il ritorno dello Jedi (1983). Actor Brad Dourif went on [...]	D
David Lynch and Laura Dern have each made a film about a sympathetic character whose face is disfigu [...]	D
Helen Hunt was considered for Dororthy Valens, but David Lynch felt she was too young for the role.	D
Megan Mullally played Jeffrey's college girlfriend in a scene that was cut from the beginning of the [...]	D
Hope Lange previously appeared in I peccatori di Peyton (1957), which became a major inspiration for [...]	D
A scene in which Dennis Hopper hits Isabella Rossellini was edited so that his hand connects with he [...]	D
Isabella Rossellini's mother, Ingrid Bergman, appeared in Assassinio sull'Orient Express (1974) oppo [...]	D
David Lynch: [deep river] Dorothy Vallens lives in Deep River Apartments.	D
Karen Allen was considered for the role of Dorothy Valens. Allen is best known for playing Marion Ra [...]	D
When Frank and his crew arrive with Jeffrey at the brothel, Frank announces "This is it". The neon s [...]	D
Several lines of dialogue have been sampled by the band Mr Bungle.	D
After the rape scene, when Dorothy goes into her bathroom and stands next to the sink, Jeffrey looks [...]	D
Dean Stockwell held a worklight in the "In Dreams" sequence only after director David Lynch saw him [...]	D
Dean Stockwell began his career as a child actor in the 1940s. A friend and frequent cast mate was R [...]	D
Willem Dafoe was considered for Frank Booth.	D
In this film, Laura Dern works with Montana-born filmmaker David Lynch, delivers a monologue about r [...]	D
Italian censorship visa # 81924 delivered on 17 October 1986.	D
Roy Orbison initially rejected David Lynch's request to use the song "In Dreams" in the brothel scen [...]	D
Laura Dern was offered the film on the day she started college.	D
In the scene where Jeffery askes his blind coworker how many fingers, and guess right, if you look c [...]	D
Ranked #4 on Entertainment Weekly's list of the 100 Greatest Movies since 1983.	D
David Lynch initially envisioned Hanna Schygulla for the role of Dorothy. When she declined, he thou [...]	D
Jeffrey says "I'm in the middle of a mystery" exactly halfway through the film.	D
Dorothy Vallens's apartment is on the 7th floor. The actual filming location (Carolina Apartments in [...]	D
Among the deleted scenes that appeared on a 2011 25th Anniversary Blu-Ray edition were previously un [...]	D
Debra Winger turned down the role of Dorothy Valens due to the erotic nature of the film.	D
In an interview, Dennis Hopper claimed that writer/director David Lynch would never say the word "fu [...]	D
Fred C. Caruso: producer "portrays" the severed ear Beaumont finds.	D
Like David Lynch's television series I segreti di Twin Peaks (1990), this films concerns itself with [...]	D
It was understood in the script, though not final film that Frank's kidnapping of Don Vallens, Dorot [...]	D
Ceann, an American/Irish pub band references the movie in their song 'Pabst Blue Ribbon'.	D
Tom Noonan auditioned for the role of Frank Booth.	D
Isabella Rossellini actually was naked under her velvet robe when she did the "ritualistic rape scen [...]	D
In her autobiography, Isabella Rossellini talked about her nude scene on the lawn of the police dete [...]	D
Sandy telling Jeffrey about her dream about robins is a strong foreshadowing of the ending scene whi [...]	D
The Dorothy Vallen's character was inspired by the story of Judy Garland. Garland famously played th [...]	D
The role of Jeffrey was originally offered to Val Kilmer, who turned it down, describing the script [...]	D
David Lynch had never seen any of Laura Dern's previous films. Isabella Rossellini had seen Dietro l [...]	D
Originally, Dino De Laurentiis meant only to produce and finance the film, but upon seeing it, decid [...]	D
Trailer narrated by Don LaFontaine.	D
Harry Dean Stanton was the first choice for the role of Frank but Stanton turned it down because he [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the 400 movies nominated for the Top 100 G [...]	D
Isabella Rossellini claims that during the initial filming of the ritualistic rape scene, David Lync [...]	D
22 years after the film's release, Isabella Rossellini wrote and directed a series of 8 films for Th [...]	D
Woody Allen's favorite film to come out in 1986.	D
Dennis Hopper says "fuck" in nearly every sentence. He is also the only one to use the word in this [...]	D
Priscilla Pointer is the mother of Steven Spielberg's first wife, Amy Irving. Laura Dern later worke [...]	D
The second work in which Dennis Hopper plays a character named Frank. He would go on to play seven c [...]	D
Robert Loggia wanted to play the role of Frank Booth. David Lynch later specifically wrote a part of [...]	D
Sylvia Kristel was considered for the role of Dorothy.	D
This film is part of the Criterion Collection, spine #977.	D
Laura Dern would later go on to star in Star Wars - Gli ultimi Jedi (2017). David Lynch had been off [...]	D
The scene in which Jeffrey and Frank go driving off at breakneck speeds was filmed by having stageha [...]	D
In interviews, David Lynch has told of how Dorothy's nude scene was inspired by a childhood memory o [...]	D
The movie's line "Don't you fucking look at me!" was voted as the #74 of "The 100 Greatest Movie Lin [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2001 list of the top 100 Most Heart-Pounding American M [...]	D
David Lynch supposedly cut the film from its original four-hour running time to one frame short of t [...]	D
Voted one of the greatest films of all time by Entertainment Weekly in 1999.	D
David Lynch originally wanted Song to the Siren by This Mortal Coil playing when Jeffrey and Sandy a [...]	D
Premiere voted this movie as one of "The 25 Most Dangerous Movies".	D
Isabella Rossellini and Kyle MacLachlan went through improvisations of all their scenes together whe [...]	D
Cast includes one Oscar winner: Laura Dern, and four Oscar nominees: Dennis Hopper, Hope Lange, Dean [...]	D
Dorothy lives in apartment 710.	D
A big picture of Montgomery Clift hangs in Sandy's bedroom.	D
David Lynch: [highway at night]	D
David Lynch: [Lincoln] Contains several references to the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Jeffrey [...]	D
David Lynch's fourth feature film.	D
Molly Ringwald was originally offered the role of Sandy, but her mother objected to her starring in [...]	D
The character of Frank was to breathe helium at various intervals in David Lynch's original script, [...]	D
Chosen by Entertainment Weekly magazine as one of the "50 Greatest Independent Films" in a special s [...]	D
Ranked #8 on the American Film Institute's list of the 10 greatest films in the genre "Mystery" in J [...]	D
Isabella Rossellini and Laura Dern play rival love interests to Kyle MacLachlan - not Dean Stockwell [...]	D
Dennis Hopper (Frank Booth) and Jack Nance (Paul) worked together in Colors - colori di guerra (1988 [...]	D
During a 2018 interview with Alec Baldwin on Baldwin's WNYC radio program "Here's the Thing," Kyle M [...]	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
Several of the actors who were considered for the role of Frank found the character too repulsive an [...]	D
The film's end credits are actually quite short. Clocking in at only one minute and ten seconds.	D
Roy Orbison's song "In Dreams" appears in Blue Velvet, while another one of his songs (Crying) appea [...]	D
Sigourney Weaver was interested in playing Dorothy Valens, but she had to move on to other projects.	D
3 props were made for the severed ear, 1 of which is currently on display at Movie Madness in Portla [...]	D
In the narrative in the scene which Jeffrey is crying after he is beaten up by Frank: Jeffrey is cry [...]	D

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