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Synopsis: After hiring a hit man to kill her lover, Camilla; Diane dreams of a different Hollywood experience. One where she is a wonderfully talented and versatile actress, Betty, who almost instantly is in demand by the best Casting Directors in the business. And one where her lover becomes an amnesiac, Rita, after a brutal accident that saves her from the hit on her life. Betty and Rita meet and as they fall in love, they also try to undercover Rita's real identity. But when Betty and Rita's search begins to intermingle with the reality of Diane and Camilla's nightmarish relationship, the walls of the dream begin to collapse ("It's strange to be calling yourself" says Betty).
Director(s): David Lynch
Production: Universal Focus
  Nominated for 1 Oscar. Another 47 wins & 57 nominations.
 
IMDB:
8.0
Metacritic:
83
Rotten Tomatoes:
83%
R
Year:
2001
147 min
$7,077,663
Website
2,553 Views


This one comes highly recommended.

What's the photo for?

It's a recommendation...

a recommendation to you, Adam,

- It's not a recommendation.

- This is the girl.

What girl? For what?

What is this, Ray?

We'd be happy to put her

on the list for consideration.

You'd be pleased to know

there's quite a bit of interest in this role.

Interest? No.

There's six of the top

actresses that want this thing.

This is the girl.

- Ray, take care of this.

- Hold on, Adam.

Hold on?

There's no way.

There's no way!

Napkin.

- Pardon?

- Napkin.

Of course.

Excuse me.

Is that all sir?

Sh*t.

Sorry!

That was a highly recommended...

That's considered one of the finest

espressos in the world, Sir.

What's going on here?

There's no way that girl is in my movie.

HELP ME!

This is the girl.

Hey!

That girl is not in my film!

It's no longer your film.

This is the girl.

Did the Castigliane brothers get out of

that limo?

- The two guys in dark suits?

- Yeah.

- Yes.

- Keep that door open.

Castigliane brothers?

Beat it, pal.

Good afternoon, Mr. Roque.

Her name's Camilla Rhodes.

The director doesn't want her.

Do you want him replaced?

I know they said...

Then?

Then...

that means we should...

Yes?

Shut everything down...

Is that something that...

do you want us...

to shut everything down?

Then we'll shut everything down.

Oh man, that's unheard of...

an accident like that...

who could have foreseen that?

- That's unreal, right?

Hell, yeah.

Unbelievable.

So, bro... God you look good!

What have you been doin'?

Just doin' some stuff

for this guy.

Yeah? Making ends meet, huh?

Hardly.

I know, man.

Look at my digs.

Times are tough, bro.

Hey, man,

it's not that bad.

I hope you're not goin' to get in any trouble.

It was just a thing.

The story made you laugh.

- It was a funny story.

- F***ing car accident.

Hey, so that's it?

It's the famous black book.

The history of the world

in phone numbers.

Oh, man!.

Something bit me

BAD!

God!

Hey man!

She's hurt bad! Could you come here

and call on the phone. Please I need you!

She's hurt bad!

You gotta call the hospital

Come on man!

I'm serious about this!

I can't do everything by myself!

Hey man!.

OH!

...okay Aunt Ruth... I'll try.

I'm gonna study those lines

until I know them inside out.

Yep, either here

on this fabulous leather couch...

or I'll take them with a coffee in the courtyard...

like a regular movie star.

Oh! I got a real

shock to find your friend Rita here.

She was in the shower and I opened the door...

...what do you mean?

...she was in an accident.

...Rita, your friend.

No, Coco unlocked the door.

...No, she didn't see her.

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David Lynch

David Keith Lynch (born January 20, 1946) is an American director, screenwriter, visual artist, musician, actor, and author. Known for his surrealist films, he has developed a unique cinematic style. The surreal and, in many cases, violent elements contained within his films have been known to "disturb, offend or mystify" audiences. more…

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