Why Lesley From Birdman Could Be Betty From Mulholland Drive?
Recently when I was doing a David Lynch Marathon, I re-watched Mulholland Drive and I thought of this insane connection between the characters played by Naomi Watts in Mulholland Drive and last year’s Oscar winner Birdman. This is a fan theory and like every other fan theory, this is crazy but also makes sense and is convincingly possible.
There are potential Spoilers ahead and if you haven’t seen these two films, we suggest you to bookmark…
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