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Isabella Rossellini

18 June 1952, Rome, Lazio, Italy

Kyle MacLachlan

22 February 1959, Yakima, Washington, USA

Dennis Hopper

17 May 1936, Dodge City, Kansas, USA

Laura Dern

10 February 1967, Saint John's Health Center, Santa Monica, Los Angeles County, California, USA

Hope Lange

28 November 1933, Redding Ridge, Connecticut, USA

Dean Stockwell

5 March 1936, North Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

George Dickerson

25 July 1933, Topeka, Kansas, USA

Priscilla Pointer

18 May 1924, New York City, New York, USA

Frances Bay

23 January 1919, Mannville, Alberta, Canada

Jack Harvey

Ken Stovitz

Brad Dourif

18 March 1950, Huntington, West Virginia, USA

Jack Nance

21 December 1943, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

6 January 1922, Portsmouth, Virginia, USA

Selden Smith

Peter Carew

8 November 1922, Old Forge, Pennsylvania, USA

Jon Jon Snipes

Angelo Badalamenti

22 March 1937, New York City, New York, USA

9 October 1966, Havre de Grace, Maryland, USA

20 January 1946, Missoula, Montana, USA

David Lynch

20 January 1946, Missoula, Montana, USA

Dorothy Vallens

Played by: Isabella Rossellini

Jeffrey Beaumont

Played by: Kyle MacLachlan

Frank Booth

Played by: Dennis Hopper

Sandy Williams

Played by: Laura Dern

Mrs. Williams

Played by: Hope Lange

Ben

Played by: Dean Stockwell

Detective Williams

Played by: George Dickerson

Mrs. Beaumont

Played by: Priscilla Pointer

Aunt Barbara

Played by: Frances Bay

Mr. Beaumont

Played by: Jack Harvey

Mike

Played by: Ken Stovitz

Raymond

Played by: Brad Dourif

Paul

Played by: Jack Nance

Hunter

Played by: J. Michael Hunter

Don Vallens

Played by: Dick Green

Yellow Man

Played by: Fred Pickler

Dr. Gynde

Played by: Philip Markert

Double Ed

Played by: Leonard Watkins

Nurse Cindy

Played by: Selden Smith

Coroner

Played by: Peter Carew

Piano Player

Played by: Angelo Badalamenti

Los Angeles Times

Shocking, visionary, rapturously controlled, its images of innocence and a dark, bruising sexuality drop straight into our unconscious where they rest like depth charges.

November 14, 2014

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Newcity

Gestures: ears; hands; bared necks; eyes, held still and fearful. Just within his grasp. Not clutching, not crushing, not brushing, not bruising. Just imminent.

June 06, 2016

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Seanax.com

David Lynch looks behind the smiling faces and stucco houses of small town America and finds a shadow world of pure evil in Blue Velvet.

March 10, 2017

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New Yorker

The charged erotic atmosphere makes the film something of a hallucination, but Lynch's humor keeps breaking through, too.

March 15, 2015

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NOW Toronto

You can't laugh this movie off. It won't let you.

June 29, 2016

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Orlando Sentinel

Destined to become a cult classic, Blue Velvet presents what is probably the most original cinematic vision to come along this year. Undoubtedly, it will be too strong for many tastes.

November 14, 2014

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Guardian

The film releases a toxic narcosis of fear.

December 01, 2016

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Chicago Tribune

[A] powerful, mesmerizing thriller, a masterful exercise in controlling an audience`s attention.

November 14, 2014

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Philadelphia Inquirer

Lush and peculiar Blue Velvet, the latest film from the mind that spawned Eraserhead, is an unnerving combination of the wholesome and the unholy.

November 14, 2014

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Little White Lies

Every viewing yields new insights. A berserko modern classic.

December 02, 2016

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Village Voice

Three decades after its initial release, David Lynch's Blue Velvet has lost none of its power to derange, terrify, and exhilarate.

March 22, 2016

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