Kyle MacLachlan says he was David Lynch's 'submersible' into dark places

Recent coverage across major media outlets highlights actor Kyle MacLachlan sharing extensive personal and professional revelations. Publications including NPR, The New York Times, Rolling Stone, Air Mail, The Hollywood Reporter, Entertainment Weekly, GQ, Vanity Fair, People, USA Today, E! News, The Times, and No Film School have dedicated features to the actor. The discussions center on his background, his reflections on fame, details from his new memoir, and his creative relationship with filmmaker David Lynch. Coverage specifically points to MacLachlan describing himself as Lynch's submersible into dark places. Outlets such as Entertainment Weekly, Yahoo, and People focus on various specific anecdotes released during the press cycle.

Entertainment Weekly and Yahoo highlight MacLachlan's recollections about filming Dune, including struggles with grim plumbing and losing fifteen pounds due to bathroom issues. The Hollywood Reporter notes that MacLachlan was reportedly the only person on the Dune set who understood what the property was about. Meanwhile, outlets like USA Today and People report on the iconic nineteen-eighties roles that MacLachlan nearly landed, including parts in Platoon, Top Gun, and a role associated with McDreamy. Further coverage dives into MacLachlan's personal life and historical relationships, as detailed in his memoir and interviews. Vanity Fair explores his career trajectory and missed casting opportunities, while E! News covers his past relationships with Laura Dern and Lara Flynn Boyle.

Rolling Stone highlights MacLachlan owning up to past behavior where he admits he was really an ass. Additional profiles from GQ and The Times emphasize his current reflections on feeling lost without David Lynch, his relationship with fame which he describes as too scary, and his self-perception as a regular guy from Yakima drawn to darkness. As the press tour and memoir rollout continue, ongoing coverage does not yet specify further public appearances or upcoming promotional events. Outlets will likely continue to parse details from the memoir regarding his romantic history, career flops, and collaborative artistic ventures. Readers and fans following the current media cycle can monitor entertainment publications for any subsequent interviews or additional revelations concerning his work with David Lynch and other notable directors.