David on Jimmy Kimmel Live
David will be a guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Wednesday, July 30 on ABC latenight.
Archive for July, 2008
New X-Files Secrets from Mulder and Scully
David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson are back in action as Special Agents Mulder and Scully for ‘The X Files: I Want to Believe,’ and we have new set secrets from the alien-hunting duo! The thriller opens in theaters on July 25.
New Duchovny Photos
David at Showtime’s TCA Press Tour and Stars Party on July 18:
David and cast on the set of Californication in LA on July 17:
Top 10 Emmy Snubs
David Duchovny makes his triumphant return to primetime as troubled novelist Hank Moody in HBO’s bold and bawdy Californication. We believe the former X-Filer was robbed of additional accolades by the uptight voters, who clearly didn’t appreciate his performance — not to mention his recent Golden Globe win.
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No Emmy Nomiation for David
I don’t know if I want to continue living in a world where Charlie Sheen receives an Emmy nomination over David Duchovny.
30 Rock • NBC • Broadway Video, Little Stranger Inc., in association with Universal Media Studios
Alec Baldwin as Jack Donaghy
Monk • USA • NBC Universal Television Studios in association with Mandeville Films and Touchstone Television
Tony Shalhoub as Adrian Monk
Pushing Daisies • ABC • Living Dead Guy Productions, The Jinks/Cohen Company in association with Warner Bros. Television
Lee Pace as Ned
The Office • NBC • Deedle Dee Productions, Reveille LLC, Universal Media Studios
Steve Carell as Michael Scott
Two And A Half Men • CBS • Chuck Lorre Productions, Inc., The Tannenbaum Company in association with Warner Bros. Television
Charlie Sheen as Charlie Harper
The truth is out there—but Duchovny’s not telling
Surprise! David Duchovny is returning as Agent Fox Mulder in The X-Files: I Want to Believe, the second film spin-off of the FBI-meets-aliens TV hit. Maddeningly, that “no, duh!” information seems to be the only tidbit the deadpan 47-year-old—or anyone else—will reveal about the movie, whose “secret” has somehow yet to surface on the Internet. Duchovny, a native New Yorker who is married to actor Téa Leoni, is less tight-lipped about his Golden Globe–garnering role as a horndog novelist on Showtime’s Californication (which he also executive-produces), returning for its second season on September 22.
Time Out New York: I hear you’re moving back to New York with your family this fall. How long has it been since you last lived here?
David Duchovny: Over 20 years. Has it changed?
TONY: Not at all. Especially not the East Village, where you grew up.
David Duchovny: [Laughs] Yeah, it’s very different. But the East Village was always struggling to have an identity. I think it always will.
TONY: Does this mean the title of Californication will be changing to Newyornication?
David Duchovny: No, but I never liked the title anyway, because I didn’t want the focus to be on sex. I thought fornication kind of did that. So I tried for a long time but couldn’t come up with a better title.
