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Lynch's distinct scarred appearance made him a popular nemesis, and he can be seen in more than 160 film and television performances. The scars came from a 1967 incident in New York's Central Park in which, under the influence of drugs, he set himself on fire, burning more than 70% of his body. [3]
4 de jul. de 2012 · The son of an alcoholic, Richard Lynch began using drugs himself. Then in 1967 he had an accident in Central Park, setting himself on fire in the middle of an LSD trip. After massive ...
21 de jun. de 2012 · By IBTimes Reporter. 06/21/12 AT 10:59 AM EDT. Richard Lynch, the "Halloween" and "Battlestar Galactica" actor who scarred his face after setting himself on fire following a bad acid trip, died...
In 1967 after taking LSD (acid), he set himself on fire in New York City's Central Park behind the Metropolitan Museum of Art near Cleopatra's Needle. After recuperation, he candidly spoke about it in an anti-drug documentary. He made use of his scarred face to play sinister-looking characters in horror films.
21 de jun. de 2012 · Lynch's face was permanently scarred in 1967 when he took LSD and set himself on fire in New York's Central Park. Born in New York in 1936, Lynch was a member of the famous Actors Studio...
21 de jun. de 2012 · Mr. Lynch was born in 1936 in Brooklyn. He had said he suffered scarring in 1967 after he set himself on fire while under the influence of LSD.
20 de jun. de 2012 · Lynch reportedly suffered scarring in 1967 after he accidentally set himself on fire while under the influence of LSD. It later became part of his signature look in scores of film and...
