David Lynch on Robert Blake
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- David Lynch recalls working with Robert Blake on "Lost Highway".
Q & A shot by Donald Revolinski and Chamolie Thomson. Edited by Adam Zanzie.
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Solid Gold - thanks for this video
That scene in Lost Highway when Bill Pulman rolls over in bed, and its Robert in that wig and pale face? I'm still haunted by that.
I believe it’s superimposed. Could be wrong.
That's the reason why at that party he said to Fred:
We have met before, at your house
Precisely in your bed, don't you remember?
Honestly that's the only part I don't like its a bit too silly
@@josiahcmiller Yeah, I’m surprised so many people thought it was him in a wig. The jump scare got me the first time I saw it. lol
That scene awoke my sexuality.
Robert Blake was still awash in placental fluid when he first debuted in Hollywood. You can bet he has been to the bottom and back of the industry’s cesspool more than once. One can only imagine his treatment at the hands of executives, family and industry “professionals” as a child and youth-considering what people are just barely willing to reveal now, 80 years later.
Lynch can exude wisdom and compassion with a minimum of words.
Blakes performance in 'In Cold Blood' was a classic. A classic performance in an unforgettable/haunting movie
Robert Blake has led an amazing and very tough and VERY tragic life. but he still managed to pull it off, upwards toward 85 now. amazing. not a "nice guy", ... but authentically angry and doing his best in spite of it all.
a real performer for sure. a crazy maverick and mostly unpredictable.
Also: wife murderer.
@@harizotoh7 No proof of that. ABC recently did a very convincing special which demonstrates that Christian Brando was more likely to have been behind Bonnie Lee Bakley's murder.
@@harizotoh7 BS!
@@hippydippy BS as a reply only shows BS as your mental capacity.. just accept the fact that Robert Blake is not a murderer...
@@adamzanzie Bonnie Lee Blakely also had enemies in the Los Angeles Mafia. There's that distinct possibility too. I never thought Blake killed her from the beginning.
Jesus. Lynch’s laugh sounds like Robert Blake’s in Lost Highway!
RIP Robert Blake
I love Mr Blake for his honesty. To many people live in a bubble of positive words such as what a great day,everything is good ect and that has its place but not to the point when you don’t know what a great day is anymore. I met Robert and I feel very similar. I’m working on enduring the bullshit of society and there is plenty of it. Because I just get stressed out and then I feel worse. But I’m no robot I’m a human being and this world is insane. So fuck it I’m going to be myself and do my own thing.
Saw a meme recently:
"Do you ever get overwhelmed by how our real world is a genuine dystopian nightmare but everyone just keeps acting like it's normal?"
Exactly.
He himself was a basket case.
Blake was never a pretentious haughty celebrity. Hes so real. Nothing fake about him.
Playing Officer John Wintergreen in Electra Glide in Blue. One of the best cop movies ever.
Robert Blake had once said that in a movie, Natalie Wood was standing in maybe 4 feet of water and Blake was under water holding her legs to reassure her she was safe. Highly unlikely she would've gotten into that dinghy by herself.
My heart breaks for Robert Blake. I wish him peace and happiness.
I love this man. Been subscribed to his RUclips channel for years. Rest in peace Robert.
Couldn't agree more. That's what I liked about him to. It would be easy to mistake his attitude for arrogance. But what it really was was I don't give a dam what anyone thinks and weather it harms my career or not. Ya gotta admire that.
Wow David when I heard you were going to talk about Robert Blake I had to watch. I remember that time he was on Johnny Carson and he talked about being Johnny Fast Horse. I could see where Robert had a troubled childhood face it Hollywood takes its toll. Robert is very much an open book about who he is and what he thinks. Thanks for the insight.
Blake is hands down the most intense actor ever to be in film. Catch the end of a film about Jimmy Hoffa called Blood Feud. The phone booth scene where he talks to Bobby Kennedy. No one but Blake could do that. He's just one of the best actors period.
Jimmy's dead? I didn't think you knew that.
Jimmy can't be dead.
Not ready. He was good . But really didn't do much in the movie buisness. A couple of really good films . He was a TV star . And the role of baretta was probably his biggest money maker
The Myteryman and the Acting of Robert Blake are the reason i like this Movie!!!
Don't care what anyone says,I love Robert Blake.
Isn’t he a murderer?
@@XNTYLER He was accused of arranging to have his wife shot. Two ex-stuntmen testified that he had approached them about killing her. Eventually, he was acquitted basically because there was a lack of physical evidence connecting him to her murder.
He used to carry a cigarette unlit because he quit smoking. For years.
Fantastic monologue in the prison cell "In cold Blood"
thought this guy was going to be really weird until I looked him up. he's a really normal and cool guy
Do you mean Robert Blake, or David Lynch?
@@adamzanzie I hope she's talking about Lynch. XD
Obv he means lynch. It’s the reaction everyone has when they first hear him speak
We've met before haven't we?
One minute of finest gold.
David Lynch talking about Robert Blake and Natalie Wood, (the American Russian actress tragically dead).
Quite revealing Blake's words about her.
Her decease, another ritualistic murder under the sea.. (These words are Mine)
I hope Robert Blake sees this.
Over the years, I've repeatedly tried to send this video to him, but he has never replied.
One of my life questions I always want to ask David Lynch is, 'What did Robert Blake whisper to Bill Pullman when Robert Loggia was in the trunk?'
Maybe he was letting him know that Dick Laurent was dead.
Why did I ever do this shitty movie is my guess
@@jerrywoods4066ok jerry. Stick to howdie doodie time
@@jordancarlin9687 lol it sucked .
I hope he finds peace...
Hi thank you for posting do you have the interview in the photo you posted with Robert in black and white on Carson ? I saw RUclips other Carson interviews but not black white stuff like in photos let me know thank you
Unfortunately I don't.
There was a time when he was special
It's really pretty rich for Blake to be calling Lynch Captain Ahab when he himself was such a notorious obsessive on the set of Baretta.
He and Klaus Kinski...they are angry, not happy people but creative, fun to watch, great actors. Its not a popularity contest and we know that but they, Klaus and Robert, dont want to compromise "our" authentic selves by trying to be pleasing to others. Perhaps they hope to die on that hill, so that others may be free of...posing, posturing.
I certainly do not like aire's of importance just because I meet incredibly powerful people and...they dont have such aires!
Furthermore, in my experience, people who DO have such aire's often abuse others, because "they can"...you aren't as important as they are so you dont really matter, you see.
Blake, and Kinski, may have had enough of those people. They sense their own narcissism, hold it back, and then see it in others and rage against it, and you see, that absorbs a great deal of social energy, so manners, restraint, may get suspended as they make a point to die on that hill.
Kinski had too much ego and abused his daughter. As much as I liked him once, he was apparently just a guy put on earth to give others a horrible time. So were Hitler and Poetin, with more success unfortunately. They're jerks.
@@fabienh3943 Yeah I wrote that then found about Kinski incest. Sorry I included him with Robert Blake! I was speaking more generally...not even sure if it applies to either of them but sometimes that is what motivates me...this sense of being a fake person. Yet...I try to be nice, artifically so.
Yeah I think Natalies husband might have thrown her overboard or something. Christopher Walken was on board too and I think her husband was drunk and jealous.
IN COLD BLOOD !!
Dear Sir my name is Sammy D Manuel I live in Tulsa Oklahoma I would really like to sit down and talk with Robert Blake I know he was involved in The Little rascals but I really would like to sit down with him and talk with him I really would
The hair doo says it all fella.
He sold Bogey the winning ticket
Robert and OJ are still looking for the guy who killed their wife ?
I doubt that lol
If lynch had balls he’d put Bobby back in films
What films? He hasn't made one since 2006.
Check out his RUclips channel
Im not dead yet
I've been a fan since 1970
God bless this man
Yes, I watch his video updates... but he's not one to reply to his fans.
adamzanzie guess you didn't see his last or next to last video were he thanks his friends and fans.I sure he gets overloaded by fans and well wishers.he is in his 80's
@@g1722uyt He may thank his fans as a whole, but he never replies to anyone individually. I'm more than just a casual fan; I've made repeated attempts to interview him professionally... with no response. I've even tried to make him aware of these kind remarks which Lynch has made about him. But it's like talking to a wall. Does Blake truly read his fans' messages? He claims in one video that a friend reads them to him. I haven't even been able to find out if Blake has a specific representative who people are supposed to send their requests to. When Blake appeared on Dr. Phil, several years ago, he made it sound like he wanted to return to acting... but I now get the impression that he isn't serious about it. I'm glad he's been hanging in there, but I'm frustrated that there doesn't seem to be any clear way to reach him. Sure, he has good reasons for wanting to maintain his privacy, considering how many abusive threats he's probably gotten, but how will he ever know when a professional is trying to reach him with a legitimate proposal?
I wonder if he was traumatized when Bogart threw a glass of water in his face. Tres siete dos uno add the numbers you get 13 what better number could you have
A good actor: for sure. A reprehensible human being: also for sure.
Great actor, but not a nice guy
Never liked Blake or any of his acting.
Fox News has run aground.
What does Fox News have to do with this...?
You playing mad libs?
Horrible movie
Nope.
@@tragicom1649 yep
*Best movie ever made
@@jolly9043 horrible
@@jerrywoods4066 You're ignorant and don't understand anything about cinema, talk about something else that's better, cinema isn't for you 😂