Filmmaker David Lynch’s Cause of Death Revealed
Los Angeles officials have revealed the cause of death for filmmaker David Lynch, who died last month at the age of 78.

Los Angeles officials have revealed the cause of death for filmmaker David Lynch, who died last month at the age of 78.
Filmmaker David Lynch, whose mind-bending and surreal creative vision enraptured mainstream audiences and elite cinematic connoisseurs alike, has died. The Oscar-nominated director of “Mulholland Dr.,” “Blue Velvet,” and the TV series “Twin Peaks” was 78.
Legendary film director David Lynch took to his Youtube channel to blast Russia’s Vladimir Putin for his attack on neighboring Ukraine, saying that the Russian leader will reap what he has sown.
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Lynch said in a statement posted on Facebook that his comment about Trump possibly becoming “one of the greatest presidents in history” that Breitbart News reported on was “taken a bit out of context.”
President Donald Trump read aloud at a campaign rally in South Carolina Monday from a Breitbart News article about how Hollywood director David Lynch had spoken highly of him in an interview with Britain’s Guardian newspaper.
Veteran filmmaker David Lynch believes President Donald Trump could be remembered as one of the greatest presidents in American history because of the way he has shaken up the political establishment.