THE DUCHOVNY FILES

here: http://duchovnyfiles.blogspot.com/

It's been a long time. Wanted to just reach out and connect with the folks we made the show for and now have made the movie for. Rather than ramble on, why don't you tell me what you'd like to hear about, within reason. I will try to give you insight into this process and the people behind it. Hope it will be fun. Let's go.

Sincerely,
David
Posted by David Duchovny at 12:16 PM,Thursday, June 26, 2008


Now it's our turn DDwatchers...

Duchovny and his thoughts about sex scenes

From:http://lfpress.ca/newsstand/Today/Entertainment/2008/06/27/6002391-sun.html


Duchovny is only half kidding. "For me, theoretically, sex is ridiculous because you're driven to do it. Once a human being is out of control it becomes funny. To me that's the essence of comedy -- it's when you're driven to do something that you don't necessarily want to do."

Yeah!Sure,fine,whatever...This is the proof that he is a great,incredible man,ddwatchers!
Thanks god he used the expression "theoretically" -which sounds like "I'm saying this only to astonish the reporter,but I'm an actor baby,so don't believe in every single word I'm going to say"- because otherwise I know a couple of friends who would spend with him many hours in a *comic*,ridiculous way.

David Duchovny and his big gay following

Here there is an abstract of a recent DD interview by Brandon Voss:

In Californication your womanizing novelist character, Hank, lives in Los Angeles and works in the entertainment industry, yet there are no gay characters -- just a smattering of frat-boy fantasy girl-on-girl action. What's the deal?
That is quite unrealistic, and I hope to address that in the near future, and I apologize to my big gay following. It's funny because when we were casting the pilot, and even when we shot the pilot -- though we never told the actor -- the idea was always that Evan Handler's character, my agent, was gay. But that never came to pass. Actually, he became more of a player than my character.

Hank says he used to live in New York's West Village "amongst the gays," so I'd be surprised if he's never jumped the fence.
Well, Hank is a very passive sexual partner. He's like a boy who can't say no, so I could certainly see that. That was one of my favorite lines -- I love saying "amongst the gays."

Have you read any of the erotic gay fan fiction involving Fox Mulder and his X-Files nemesis Alex Krycek?

I never read it, but Nick Lea, who played Krycek, showed me this website with head-replacement pictures of him and me in various homosexual acts, looking at each other adoringly. We enjoyed that.

Have you ever been annoyed by gay rumors about yourself?
I didn't know I had a gay rumor! It wouldn't annoy me at all. I imagine if I were gay and wanted to hide it, it would annoy me. I find I only get annoyed at the things that are true, so that's a telltale sign.

Read more on:http://www.advocate.com/issue_story_ektid55881.asp?page=1