For the longest time during David Lynch's film career, fans, critics, and even co -workers were mystified about the artist's process. Some believed that he was simply strange because of the unusual, while others surrounded the suspicion that Lynch was an enigmatic genius with a brain galaxy, which kept all the answers, but refused to give them. While the second belief was partly true in some casesMore often than not, Lynch just followed his own creative muse, fueled by the fierce belief of man in the practice of transcendental meditation. Through his TM, as in his dreams, Lynch would come up with an idea (or, even more likely, a picture) that would force him, and thus find a way to insert it in any film he worked at the time. It is wrong to say that Lynch was completely ignorant about the cinema of the past or the present - His Masters is enough proof of this - However, Lynch was certainly not only influenced by other films, nor was it everything that invested in Hollywood politics.

Actor JustinAastin Terux discovered the blessed, innocent ignorance of first -hand Lynch when working on director director Failed TV-Pilot-Pretired Winner in Kenes on Caes, Dr. Mulolland By the end of the 1990s, Teru Nean TripPlhorn, with whom Stiller socialized at the time. While Terux and Stiller were trying to get several collaborative projects, the first was thrown at D -Mulolandland. Like Adam Ceser, a fictional young young director who is forced to throw a particular actress. During the shooting, Stiller came to "D -Mulolland" "" set to visit Terux, and thanks to Lynch is unaware of the comedian, he almost accidentally ended up with a role in the film.

According to the 2001 profile at Terux in Washington TimesThe actor noticed Lynch as "so beautifully excluded from the Hollywood scene" while working at Muloland D -R., so much that Terux thought "may find it difficult to name one or two directors, let alone borrow any aspects of their lives or personalities". The evidence of this happened when Stiller arrived to visit Terux, an incident that led to Stiller almost ended with a gig on the film's acting background:

"Here's an example. Ben Stiller came to visit me the set one day. David thought he was extra. He even offered him a job as an additional when we explained that Ben was just a friend and didn't ask for a movie. It shows you how completely David is in his world."

How fun it is as Lynch is not to recognize Stiller, and even really knows about him, which is fierce, style fails to appear in "D -Mulolland", which sounds like more on your shoulders than lynching. Even if Lynch was not aware of "Cable Man" or "There's Something for Mary", Someone believes he would find a cold way to insert Stiller into the world of "D -Mulcholand". somehow. In the film that includes people like Ann Miller, Robert Forster and Billy Ray Cyrus, it would be appropriate to see the guy Who will continue to make "severance" cultures between surrealism.

Perhaps this missed opportunity that was on Stiller's mind when he shot his performance on Kimo for the first season of Ricky's Ervervais series and Steven trader "Extra". In the episode, Stiller plays a fictional, satirized version of himself, an egoistic tyrant that directs an emotionally full military film. The image of Erverwais, Andy, is engaged as an additional film, but sees the opportunity to get a voice line by hanging out with the man whose life inspired the film, Goran (Boris Boskovic). Unfortunately, the hearing in the room leads to Andy to defend Goran and then wear the narcissistic styler down, resulting in what Andy started the film.

Perhaps Stiller, who spoke himself of appearing in one of David Lynch's best films, was looking to highlight his stupidity a little in this way.