Jarvis Cocker is a huge lover of movies, and he cites David Lynch's psychosexual neo-noir 'Blue Velvet' as changing his approach to both cinema and his life.

Orbison’s music was experiencing a renewed popularity in the 1980s thanks to filmmaker David Lynch’s prominent use of “In Dreams” in his film “Blue Velvet” and because of Orbison’s ...

Dean Stockwell's lip-sync performance to Roy Orbison's "In Dreams" in "Blue Velvet" is a memorable scene showcasing the film's unique style. A dog eating a human heart in "One Tree Hill" became a ...

His career slumped. While that might have seemed like the end, Orbison rebuilt his life and career. He married Barbara, and his music got back on track when David Lynch showcased it in Blue Velvet.

He likens the current interest in his father’s work to when Orbison had a massive career resurgence in the late 1980s, after David Lynch used his tunes in “Blue Velvet.” ...

Like Roy Orbison. When Presley bought a rare Mercedes limousine, the guy who sang "Blue Velvet" had to have one too. Now the car owned by Orbison has been restored in California.