Mulholland Drive

An actress longing to be a star. A woman searching for herself. Both worlds will collide… on Mulholland Drive.

2001Thriller, Drama, Mystery
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Overview

Blonde Betty Elms has only just arrived in Hollywood to become a movie star when she meets an enigmatic brunette with amnesia. Meanwhile, as the two set off to solve the second woman's identity, filmmaker Adam Kesher runs into ominous trouble while casting his latest project.

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Director David Lynch
Runtime 2 h 27 min
Release Date 8 September 2001
Actors
Starring: Justin Theroux, Naomi Watts, Laura Harring, Ann Miller, Robert Forster, Mark Pellegrino, Brent Briscoe, Dan Hedaya, Angelo Badalamenti, Monty Montgomery, Lee Grant, James Karen, Chad Everett, Richard Green, Rebekah Del Rio, Melissa George, Jeanne Bates, Dan Birnbaum, Lori Heuring, Marcus Graham, Michael J. Anderson, Patrick Fischler, Michael Cooke, Bonnie Aarons, Geno Silva, Billy Ray Cyrus, Vincent Castellanos, Wayne Grace, Rita Taggart, Michele Hicks, Lisa Lackey, Tad Horino, Missy Crider, Kate Forster, Tony Longo, Michael Fairman, Scott Coffey, Rena Riffel, Katharine Towne, Michael Des Barres, Robert Katims, Randall Wulff, Maya Bond, Joseph Kearney, Enrique Buelna, Richard Mead, Daniel Rey, David Schroeder, Tom Morris, Mo Gallini, Diane Nelson, Charles Croughwell, Lisa K. Ferguson, William Ostrander, Brian Beacock, Blake Lindsley, Adrien Curry, Tyrah M. Lindsey, Michael D. Weatherred, Johanna Stein, Conte Candoli, Cori Glazer, Lyssie Powell, Kimberly Clever, Joshua Collazo, David Frutos, Peter Loggins, Theresa Salazar, Thea Samuels, Christian Thompson, Sean Everett

I’d call this the Lost Highway V2, and I usually don’t like seeing the same ideas. But, well, Lynch had too many of it in the Lost Highway. Looks like he came back with this movie to explain things, and I appreciate the result very much.

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