– Director David Lynch’s recent announcement of his emphysema diagnosis led many to speculate that he was retiring from filmmaking. –
– Lynch clarified his condition, revealing that he has been homebound to avoid colds, which could worsen his emphysema, causing shortness of breath. – –
– Despite this, Lynch has stated on social media that he has no plans to retire, emphasizing that his condition will not force him into early retirement. –
– The director acknowledged his emphysema was caused by his long-term smoking habit, which he admitted he enjoyed, though it came at a health cost. –
– Lynch revealed he quit smoking over two years ago and recent tests show he is otherwise in “excellent shape,” expressing happiness about his current state. –
– He reassured fans of his ongoing passion for his work, stating firmly that he will “never retire” and appreciating their support and concern. – –
– While Lynch is hesitant about directing from home due to his condition, he may continue exploring music or visual art projects. – –
– Lynch recently released his third collaborative album with singer Chrystabell, showcasing his signature moody, Lynchian style. –
– It has been nearly two decades since Lynch directed a full-length feature film, with his last being “Inland Empire” in 2006. –
1. Lynch’s recent projects include short films and “Twin Peaks: The Return,” but he has faced challenges with financing new films like “Antelope Don’t Run No More” and “Snootworld.”
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