Differences between Script and Film
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The script includes the following brief scene: | The script includes the following brief scene: | ||
| - | INT. LUNA LOUNGE - LATER | + | <blockquote>INT. LUNA LOUNGE - LATER |
After the band quits to take a break, female fans come on to | After the band quits to take a break, female fans come on to | ||
| - | Fred, but he moves away, refusing their attentions. | + | Fred, but he moves away, refusing their attentions.</blockquote> |
Shooting status: unknown | Shooting status: unknown | ||
| - | + | Interpretations: Fred's sexual desires focus solely on Renee, and his suspicions about Renee's honesty and faithfulness outweigh any satisfaction he would receive from other women. | |
Revision as of 10:43, 2 June 2007
The Lost Highway screenplay is available in two forms:
- Paperback: Lynch, David and Barry Gifford, Lost Highway, Faber and Faber (1997) (ISBN 0571191509). The book also includes a 15 page interview of David Lynch by Chris Rodley.
- Online: The Lost Highway script is available online at the Internet Script Movie Database (IMSDb).
Differences
Differences between the script and film may be deleted scenes, whether they were filmed or not, deleted or altered lines of dialogue, or scenes that appear in both the script and film but at different points in the story.
Fred's female fans
Previous scene: Fred's sax performance at the "Luna Lounge" Subsequent scene: Fred's phone call home
The script includes the following brief scene:
INT. LUNA LOUNGE - LATER After the band quits to take a break, female fans come on to Fred, but he moves away, refusing their attentions.
Shooting status: unknown
Interpretations: Fred's sexual desires focus solely on Renee, and his suspicions about Renee's honesty and faithfulness outweigh any satisfaction he would receive from other women.
