Fictional Selves
A Memoir
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Kyle MacLachlan
Everywhere I go I am followed by a mystery man. He looks like me but—not quite. On talk shows, I sip coffee on couches and pretend to be him; on social media, I put on his mask to engage in suburban silliness. And of course, we work together. But for him, the movies and TV shows never end. Where does this guy—this Kyle MacLachlan—end and where do I begin? And is he even real? And, holy mackerel . . . am I?
To be in the black suit, or not to be? Kyle MacLachlan’s funny, moving, and playfully self-aware memoir charts a career that could belong to no other. Plucked from obscurity to star in David Lynch’s Dune, the Hollywood blockbuster that never was, MacLachlan rebounded with a startling performance in Lynch’s provocative masterpiece Blue Velvet, which would mark him as a master of the unusual and ultimately lead to his career-defining role as Agent Dale Cooper on the TV sensation Twin Peaks.
Fictional Selves is a book of doppelgangers, with MacLachlan mirrored by his own prodding ego (“Other Kyle”), the iconic characters he inhabited, and the ones that eluded his grasp but gave him a profound and surprising lens onto himself as a person and a performer. Taking us from the heights of critical success for Blue Velvet to the depths of the backyard pool in his infamous (and delightful) Showgirls love scene, MacLachlan brings us into the mind of one of the most distinctive actors of his generation, offering profound insights on collaborators like David Lynch, Laura Dern, Dennis Hopper, Anthony Hopkins, and more. Featuring lessons learned the hard way about ambition, love, and fatherhood, this memoir is an honest look into the remarkable—and often unpredictable—life of an enduring and endearing Hollywood icon.
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Commentaires
“Like MacLachlan, Fictional Selves is charming, self-effacing, completely authentic, and slyly wise.”—Ethan Hawke
“With deft prose, self-awareness, and candor, MacLachlan provides a fascinating and insightful glimpse into the creative process and what it simultaneously unearths and buries. Like the singular, revered space Kyle occupies in pop culture, Fictional Selves is big-hearted and revealing while still retaining an exceedingly rare and wondrous air of mystery. I loved this book.”—Carrie Brownstein
“With deft prose, self-awareness, and candor, MacLachlan provides a fascinating and insightful glimpse into the creative process and what it simultaneously unearths and buries. Like the singular, revered space Kyle occupies in pop culture, Fictional Selves is big-hearted and revealing while still retaining an exceedingly rare and wondrous air of mystery. I loved this book.”—Carrie Brownstein
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