Steve Martin and Martin Short almost starred in David Lynch's One Saliva Bubble, an unmade body-swapping comedy.
The Big Picture The annals of unmade film projects from prolific directors is a bounty of couldabeens worth daydreaming over. Stanley Kubrick famously has a sizable chest of unrealized projects , as does Quentin Tarantino, and Guillermo del Toro...and essentially every director that's been working for more than a handful of years. One of the weirdest, most intriguing comes from David Lynch and — yes — Steve Martin and Martin Short.
Newt-as-Hugo gets entangled in a competition between Company "A" and Company "B" to create a successful formula. The executives and brainiacs at Company "A" watch his childish behavior and try to find the genius in it. Meanwhile, Horton-as-Wally quickly solves Wally's family conflicts with his newfound assertiveness. He lays the smackdown on some rude, condescending house guests and has passionate sex with Wally's wife, restoring the couple's passion.
And let's not forget the rumored Netflix project — often referred to as Wisteria — that has yet to be confirmed. Needless to say, Lynch might have something cooking, something that he alluded to in an interview during lockdown, stating that he'd like to work on a "film or a continuing story." All things considered, One Saliva Bubble is just one of many unseen David Lynch films, albeit a particularly interesting one.
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