Its incredible flavor, the Mulholland Drive filmmaker said.
TheMulholland Drivefilmmaker made a rare big-screen appearance inSteven Spielbergs autobiographical drama last year.
In aninterview withEmpire, Lynch waxed poetic about having the cheesy snack on set.
David Lynch in ‘The Fabelmans’.Universal Pictures
Well, Cheetos, number one, I love them, theTwin Peakscreator said.
And any chance I can, I get them.
But I know that theyre not exactly health food.
So when I do leave the house and I get a chance to…
But I dont get them that often, honestly.
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If I do get them, I want a big bag, Lynch continued.
Because once you start… you gotta have a lot before you could slow down and actually stop.
Otherwise, with a small bag, then youd be prowling for days to find more.
Itsincredibleflavor, he concluded.
Lynch makes a brief but unforgettable appearance asThe SearchersdirectorJohn FordinThe Fabelmans final scene.
When the horizons at the top, its interesting.
When the horizons in the middle, its boring as s—.
Spielbergatteststhatthe encounter with Ford actually happenedto him in his youth, and Lynch agreed with theStagecoachdirectors wisdom.
But he picked the horizon bit, he toldEmpire.
A horizon in the middle is boring as s—.
At first I didnt want to do it, Lynch said ofThe Fabelmans.
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