Étiquette : david duchovny

I JHH! You said you didn’t mind posting the full updates from Pledge here so I wanted to ask if you could post the whole video or David and Miller. They’re so cute, and my mum doesn’t want to pay for David’s new album now because my grades were lame so I’m grounded. I hope you will post it and don’t get to much shit for it! <3

I don’t mind! and I don’t mind getting shit either. It’s just 30 more seconds, so enjoy this extreme cuteness 🙂

Here’s the little text attached too : “I’ve seen the transformative power that music has had in my children’s lives and mine, I believe in musical education and that musical education is not superfluous to overall education but rather increases altitude for learning in all areas. I picked up a guitar for the first time when I was 49 years old. I didn’t have a teacher at the time. I just thought, Well, I’ve always wanted to play guitar, at the same time I wanted my kids to see me try something new. It’s something I’m always talking to my them about. Now both my kids are probably better than me.”

And tell your mum you’ll do better next year if you can have this album!

You guys think we’ve rarely seen David and can’t tell how he is? Has everyone forgotten seeing David happy in selfies with fans? Or rappers? Or at a basketball game with his son? Or at his book talks? At cons? Bringing up Gillian happily! He was very happy (and glowing, at times) each time. Gillian also glows when she isn’t around NoName. She’s happy and relaxed. She wears the bracelet, watch and choker. They LOOK happy and it can be SEEN. Maybe this is why the other anon is confused.

To be fair, it’s been a long time since we’re seen Gillian on a public appearance. We barely had footage from Glastonbury, she cancelled the panel in Maine, and I don’t even remember when was the last time she did a real interview or anything that would show her face for more than 3 minutes. So it’s really hard to say how she is right now, if she’s glowing and happy or not. David didn’t look ¨that* happy at the SDCC, but that’s his face whenever he does a con without Gillian. He wasn’t different when he was doing them with Mitch, for example. He’s a moody deadpan man of few words, so I didn’t see anything wrong in his behavior during this panel.

So I don’t want to jump on conclusion based on pretty much nothing to say how bad they’re looking right now. Filming starts in 10 days, it won’t be long since we get a hint of their real mood. 

Where is David? Where is Gillian? Neither has been seen since SDCC (D) and the Rome pictures with the kids (G). And I don’t mean guessing, I mean so we really know and have confirmation by pictures that are properly marked and stamped (ahem, that means not from « that » blog) and fan selfies? Because I’m starting to wonder where they are, and it’s interesting to think about.

What blog do you mean? No idea where they are, I can only guess that David is still in Cali as he’s usually spotted at LAX when he flies to NY, and Gillian could be anywhere, but I’m guessing she’s still with her boys as she’s about to spend 5 months away from home.

Comic-Con 2017: David Duchovny on Exploring The X-Files in a Different Form in the New Audio Drama – IGN

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IGN spoke exclusively to David Duchovny ahead of his appearance at San Diego Comic-Con this past weekend about The X-Files: Cold Cases, playing Mulder in a new format, and what he knows so far about Season 11 of The X-Files.

IGN: What can fans of The X-Files expect from the new audio story?

David Duchovny: Well, I think that what they’re able to do is they have a good grasp of the characters. When I looked at the scripts I could see that they understood the show. They understood the characters. They understood the voices of the characters. And that was the most important part to me. And obviously, Chris Carter signed off on the plots and on the subject matter. So, I concerned myself less with that and more with you know, getting the characters right. And I thought they did a really nice job with that. So I think that will people will get from it is really like listening to an old fashioned radio play. Except this is gonna be The X-Files.

IGN: Is there any difference getting into character for something like this versus when it’s visual?

Duchovny: Any kind of films, as opposed to audio, it’s very different. When it’s just your voice carrying the character or carrying the intensity of the scene you’re relying a lot on the listener to make up the rest. If you’re filming a scene, there’s so much information for the viewer to get, but if it’s just sound you’ve got to fill in a little more and do a little more of the work of bringing the intensity that someone would get from looking at it.

IGN: Was there anything in you enjoyed about working on the audio versus the typical experience?

Duchovny: I enjoy a new challenge in any kind of form. Or a new game. When somebody says “Oh now you have to have your hands tied behind your back. Now it’s just your voice.“ And it’s not like, “Oh, now this is a terrible hardship,” it’s like, “Well, how do you do that?”. How do you come across with this character just using the voice and it’s an interesting question and therefore, kinda fun to start playing around with those questions.

IGN: Did you get to record with any of the cast members? Like Gillian? Or did everyone do their own thing?

Duchovny: No. I was in New York. I was with the director and you need that because he’s really the one who’s going to be matching the intensity of me with whoever else was going to be talking with me. Most of the scenes are Scully and Mulder talking to one another. Sometimes Skinner. So, the director’s job is this case is tough because he’s really gotta make sure these three performances, or two performances, are in line. And choose the takes, the verbal takes that he’s gotten that match up. Otherwise, it would sound mismatched and ridiculous. So I think it’s a deceptively difficult job a director of these things has.

IGN: Is there anything you can tell us about Season 11 of The X-Files?

Duchovny: I wish I could. I’ve been pestering Chris Carter for scripts for the last two weeks and I’ve received nothing. So he says I’ll get one in the next few days and at that point, I will alert the media and give spoilers to everyone. [Laughs] I’ll just get to work on what I hope to be is a great season. Chris seems to be happy with the arch or the central idea they’ve chosen for this season to play around in. And he’s got a pretty good track record so I trust we’ll have some interesting stuff to do.

IGN: Do you know if it’s going to be laid out like last season where there are the mythology episodes on the ends and stand-alone in between?

Duchovny: I don’t know. I would assume that’s the way to do it. I think the handicap of the last season with only six episodes was just that – six episodes. So much ground had to be covered even in the first two. Which was reiterating or repeating or reminding people of the show and the issues of the show. And the characters and their issues. It was a lot of treading water that had to be done to satisfy both old and new viewers. And by the time we did that we were already almost halfway through what we were doing. I think now that we have ten [episodes], obviously, there’s going to be a little bit of recap, a little bit of refresher – I’m assuming. I don’t know that cause I haven’t seen anything. But once we handle that, then I think we’re off and running for a good nine and a half episodes. This is gonna be great. It will be more relaxed. I think it will be a better season. I think in many ways six… I think we handicapped ourselves too much. And it was obviously because of time constraints of everyone involved by I think 10 is a much better season for a show with big ideas like this one has.

Comic-Con 2017: David Duchovny on Exploring The X-Files in a Different Form in the New Audio Drama – IGN