Hollywood directors and actors, including Steven Spielberg, Nicolas Cage and Hugh Jackman, have paid tribute to the late filmmaker David Lynch. His family confirmed his death on Thursday. Lynch, 78, was a prolific writer and director.
On his social media page, Hollywood star Hugh Jackman wrote, “The loss of David Lynch is massive. He was an incredible artist, filmmaker, philanthropist, and spirit. His work at the David Lynch Foundation has inspired my life. I will continue to carry the torch as best as I can. My deepest condolences and love to his family and friends.”
Actor and producer Nicolas Cage remembered Lynch and mentioned in a statement to the media, “He was brave, brilliant, and a maverick with a joyful sense of humour. I never had more fun on a film set than working with David Lynch. He will always be solid gold.”
Directors like James Gunn, Edgar Wright, and Ron Howard respected Lynch via social media.
David Lynch was a visionary filmmaker known for his surreal, unsettling narratives, which explored the darkness lurking beneath everyday life. His works, such as Mulholland Drive and Twin Peaks, blend mystery, dream logic, and disturbing imagery to create a unique cinematic world.
