Linda Evangelista

I mean, she is probably head and shoulders above.

I mean, Naomi Campbell, Tyra, Christy Turlington, Linda Evangelista.

They were just everywhere.

Letitia Costa was the French model.

It gets canceled.

And he starts dating Linda Evangelista.

Yeah.

Right.

Not, okay, Y'all Fest where you have three panels and a signing.

I am like Linda Evangelista.

It takes me $10,000 to get out of bed.

But you also, you need people to see you.

So tell us about this.

Yeah, I mean, this is another cautionary tale, actually, in lots of ways, because a guy called Gerald Marie, who was the head of elite model agency back in the day, and he was actually married to Linda Evangelista, one of the so-called supermodels.

But, you know,

he represented, you know, Nomi Campbell and other really, really big supermodels back in the day.

And you speak a little bit about your relationships with Laura Dern when you were filming Blue Velvet, with Laura Flynn Boyle when you were filming Twin Peaks.

And then after that, you sort of almost had a break away from that by your relationship with Linda Evangelista.

And it's really interesting.

You're very honest about those sort of relationships and how they came about and how they ended.

Oh, yeah.

Linda Evangelista.

Oh, we have

seen ads for this.

Yeah.

Who else? I feel like there are four of them.

Oh, and there are Linda Evangelista.

Linda Evangelista, Naomi Crawford.

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