Dennis Hopper's career went through many ups and downs, but there was one film he made in the '80s was just about unbearable.

The free-wheelin’ grit and charm of ’90s Hollywood is back, baby. At least on paper. The bestselling “Chateau Marmont ...

The free-wheelin’ grit and charm of ’90s Hollywood is back, baby. At least on paper ... and photographs from Helmut Newton, Dennis Hopper, Annie Leibovitz, Jack Pierson, and Wolfgang Tillman.

Laying bare American life's hidden horrors and absurdities, the auteur behind 'Mulholland Drive' and 'Twin Peaks' held up a distorted but unsettlingly truthful mirror.

The filmmaker behind Twin Peaks, Mulholland Dr., and Blue Velvet, who died at 78, made the strange seem normal and the normal ...

By the time I got to the scene where Kyle MacLachlan hides in a closet to spy on Isabella Rossellini, only to see Dennis Hopper emerge with an oxygen mask screaming “Baby wants to fuck!”, ...

The baby becomes an emblem of what Lynch can do ... Vallens (Isabella Rossellini), and the violent Frank Booth (Dennis Hopper). In an interview with The Times, Lynch tried to describe how the ...

There are certain artists who are so visionary, so daring in their originality, whose work casts such a primal and enduring spell that it literally becomes hard to imagine the world without them.

and psychopathic criminal Frank (Dennis Hopper). The surrealist masterpiece is centred around Henry Spencer (Jack Nance) whose girlfriend, Mary X (Charlotte Stewart), is pregnant. She gives birth to a ...

Lynch rose to fame in the 1970s with his film "Eraserhead," a cult classic horror about a deranged father and his mutant reptilian baby ... the career of Dennis Hopper. It earned Lynch an Oscar ...

It’s also as personal as Lynch has ever been – despite its esoteric, symbolic story, which involves a monstrous “baby” and a singing ... Speaking about his decision to cast Dennis Hopper as Blue ...