On January 20, 1946, David Keith Lynch was born in the US. He has worked as a visual artist, actor, and director.
Lynch is a brilliant musician who has released a number of studio albums, including The Big Dream (2011), Crazy Clown Time (2011), and BlueBOB (2001).
Along with directing and writing the dialogue for several of his films, he also occasionally worked with Alan Splet, Dean Hurley, and Angelo Badalamenti on the music and sound effects.
Along with being a skilled musician, Lynch is also a gifted writer, painter, and photographer. His literary works include Room to Dream (2006), Catching the Big Fish (2006), and Images (1994). Also, he has directed several commercials and music videos.
Lynch, a TM practitioner, founded the David Lynch Foundation in 2005 with the intention of sponsoring the teaching of TM to at-risk populations like the homeless, veterans, and refugees as well as in schools.
David Lynch Star Wars: Why did David Lynch Stop Star Wars?
Lynch decided it was beyond his scope and declined. In his book Lynch on Lynch, the director outlined the circumstances, saying: “I went to visit George Lucas, who had offered me the chance to helm the third Star Wars, and I’ve never even really loved science fiction.