Poll: David Lynch Trademarks

A poll by ur22567331

Results of 869 votes:

  1. 181

    Mulholland Drive (2001)

  2. 151

    Twin Peaks (1990)

  3. 139

    Jack Nance in Eraserhead (1977)

  4. 75

    Laura Harring and Naomi Watts in Mulholland Drive (2001)

  5. 64

    Angelo Badalamenti

  6. 56

    Isabella Rossellini in Blue Velvet (1986)

  7. 40

    Kyle MacLachlan in Twin Peaks (1990)

  8. 26

    Anthony Hopkins and John Hurt in The Elephant Man (1980)

  9. 21

    Jack Nance in Twin Peaks (1990)

  10. 20

    David Lynch and Freddie Francis in The Straight Story (1999)

  11. 19

    Sheryl Lee in Twin Peaks (1990)

  12. 18

    Nicolas Cage and Laura Dern in Wild at Heart (1990)

  13. 17

    Dean Stockwell in Blue Velvet (1986)

  14. 13

    Patricia Arquette in Lost Highway (1997)

  15. 11

    "Dune" Sting

  16. 11

    Laura Dern and Kyle MacLachlan in Blue Velvet (1986)

  17. 5

    Laura Dern in Inland Empire (2006)

  18. 2

    Monty Montgomery

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