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A whirlwind blend of raw passion and surrealism, Wild at Heart unleashes Sailor and Lula on a gritty odyssey through love and danger, painted with Lynch's vivid, dreamlike strokes and pulsing to the beat of pure rock 'n' roll rebellion.

Wild At Heart Trivia

Who directed the film "Wild at Heart"? (Hard)

#1: Quentin Tarantino

#2: David Lynch

#3: Martin Scorsese

#4: Tim Burton

Which actress played the role of Lula Fortune in the film "Wild at Heart"? (Expert)

#1: Laura Dern

#2: Diane Ladd

#3: Isabella Rossellini

#4: Sherilyn Fenn

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Wild At Heart Fun Facts

The snakeskin jacket worn by Nicolas Cage's character in Wild at Heart was actually Cage's own, which he believed symbolized his individuality and personal freedom.

David Lynch originally wanted his daughter Jennifer Lynch to play the role of Lula, but the part ultimately went to Laura Dern.

Wild At Heart Polls

Who is your favorite character in Wild at Heart

Sailor Ripley

Lula Fortune

Marietta Fortune

Bobby Peru

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Popular Characters

Lula Fortune

Sailor Ripley

Marietta Fortune

Bobby Peru

Dodo

Perdita Durango

Johnny

A Caged Bird

The Man In The Black Suit

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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literature

1989

Release of the Novel 'Wild at Heart'

The novel 'Wild at Heart' by Barry Gifford, which the movie is based on, was published.

film_production

1990

Filming of 'Wild at Heart' Begins

Principal photography for the movie 'Wild at Heart' directed by David Lynch began.

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May 22, 1990

Premiere of 'Wild at Heart' at Cannes Film Festival

The movie 'Wild at Heart' premiered at the Cannes Film Festival and won the Palme d'Or.

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August 17, 1990

US Theatrical Release of 'Wild at Heart'

The film 'Wild at Heart' was released in theaters across the United States.

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