Showing posts with label Aquarius: spoilers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aquarius: spoilers. Show all posts
Actors David Duchovny and Claire Holt are spotted filming scenes for the TV series 'Aquarius' in Malibu, California on March 16, 2016. David was seen sporting a suit at the beach, and hugging his bikini-clad co-star.
David Duchovny on set filming twelve of "Aquarius" Season 2 - March 16, 2016
Written by: John McNamara, Mike Sheehan
Directed by: Jonas Pate
Air date: July 16, 2015
Air date: July 16, 2015
Summary: Two officers invite Charmain (Claire Holt) on a ridealong, but everything comes to a halt when they are murdered in cold blood. Hodiak (David Duchovny) and Shafe (Grey Damon) try to protect Charmain's standing in the department and find the real killer. Gethin Anthony and Emma Dumont also star. Michaela McManus, BrÃan F. O'Byrne, Chance Kelly, Jason Ralph and Gaius Charles guest star.
Written by: John McNamara, Alexandra Cunningham, Mike Sheehan
Directed by: Jon Amiel
Air date: July 9, 2015
Summary:
Upon receiving good career news, Ken (BrÃan F. O'Byrne) attempts to clear all distractions from his life. Hodiak (David Duchovny) seeks help from two people from his past: a priest and a prostitute. Grey Damon, Gethin Anthony, Emma Dumont and Claire Holt also star. Michaela McManus, Chance Kelly, Jason Ralph and Spencer Garrett ("Satisfaction") guest star.
Written by: John McNamara, Sera Gamble
Directed by: Michael Waxman
Directed by: Michael Waxman
Air date: July 2, 2015
Summary:
Summary:
Hodiak (David Duchovny) investigates the murder of a Hollywood star but hits a wall when the powerful movie studio wants the case to remain unsolved. Emma (Emma Dumont) and Sadie (Ambyr Childers) meet a special person from Manson's (Gethin Anthony) past. Grey Damon and Claire Holt also star. Michaela McManus, BrÃan F. O'Byrne, Chance Kelly, Jodi Harris and Milauna Jemai Jackson guest star.
Written by: John McNamara, David Reed
Directed by: Michael Offer
Air date: June 25, 2015
Summary:
MANSON RECOVERS FROM HODIAK'S BEATING AND GIVES THANKS TO SHAFE AND YOUNG MOBSTER JIMMY BUTANO, JR.-- Hodiak (David Duchovny) helps Shafe (Grey Damon) solve the mystery of who is harassing the Shafe family in their all white neighborhood. Gethin Anthony, Emma Dumont and Claire Holt also star. Michaela McManus, BrÃan F. O'Byrne, Chance Kelly, Jodi Harris and Milauna Jemai Jackson ("Strike Back") guest star.
Written by: John McNamara, Sera Gamble
Directed by: Michael Zinberg
Air date: June 11, 2015
Summary:
Hodiak looks deeper into the murder investigation of crooked coffee hut owner Art Gladner. Hodiak (David Duchovny) investigates Art Gladner's (Shaun Duke) murder through his late wife Lucille (Clare Carey, "Crash," "Coach"), who runs a burlesque club. Manson (Gethin Anthony) hides Emma (Emma Dumont) but Hodiak, under pressure from Grace (Michaela McManus), ultimately finds her and brings her home. Grey Damon and Claire Holt also star. BrÃan F. O'Byrne, Chance Kelly, Ambyr Childers and Jason Ralph guest star.
Directed by: Michael Zinberg
Air date: June 11, 2015
Summary:
Hodiak looks deeper into the murder investigation of crooked coffee hut owner Art Gladner. Hodiak (David Duchovny) investigates Art Gladner's (Shaun Duke) murder through his late wife Lucille (Clare Carey, "Crash," "Coach"), who runs a burlesque club. Manson (Gethin Anthony) hides Emma (Emma Dumont) but Hodiak, under pressure from Grace (Michaela McManus), ultimately finds her and brings her home. Grey Damon and Claire Holt also star. BrÃan F. O'Byrne, Chance Kelly, Ambyr Childers and Jason Ralph guest star.
Fox Mulder has been keeping busy.
David Duchovny has a decades-spanning IMDB page, so, quite naturally, he's many things to many people. Still, chances are most know the gruff actor in one of two ways: either as Fox Mulder, the incorrigible conspiracy theorist on Fox's nineties sci-fi behemoth The X-Files, or as the womanizing, forever-haphazard-living novelist Hank Moody on Showtime's long-running comedy Californication. Prepare to add another role to the list: Beginning tonight, Duchovny stars as Sergeant Sam Hodiac, a no-nonsense, flattop-sporting, Charles Manson-hunting detective on NBC's new sixties-era drama Aquarius. For the 54-year-old actor, Hodiac was the perfect character to inhabit at this point in his career. "He really encompasses all the things that made both Mulder and Moody and other characters I've done interesting," Duchovny says. "He's a man out of time." Duchovny was affable and forthcoming when Details spoke with him about Aquarius, revisiting The X-Files next month, and his surprise debut as a singer-songwriter.
"This is not a show about the Manson murders. This is a show about the '60s," the star tells THR about his new NBC period drama.
[Warning: Spoilers ahead for the two-hour Aquarius series premiere.]
'The truth' is something David Duchvony has been searching for for most of his career. On the beloved sci-fi hit The X-Files, his character FBI Special Agent Fox Mulder always believed "the truth is out there." Although he's now playing a different authority figure in a different decade investigating a wildly different subject (goodbye aliens! Hello Charles Manson!), the quest is still the same.
Thursday, May 28
David Duchovny on an NC-17 'Aquarius' Cut and Why Mulder is a 'Very Bad Cop' on 'The X-Files'
"There's the cut, and there's the fucking cut."
With "Aquarius," NBC is doing two things never done before on broadcast TV: releasing an entire season of television simultaneously and making David Duchovny play a real cop. Much has been made about the Peacock's decision to distribute the full first season of John McNamara's period cop drama the day after its traditional broadcast debut, but some may be surprised to hear Duchovny doesn't think of his past characters as cops. Yes, even thatcharacter.
"Aquarius" marks the actor's first role on broadcast television since playing FBI Agent Fox Mulder on "The X-Files" — a role he'll be reprising for a new season in 2016 — but he's not straying far from cable. "Aquarius" is a hard-edged network drama, and Duchovny (as well as series creator John McNamara) said there's more than what you'll see on NBC. An "NC-17" cut has been created, even if it may not be available domestically.
It’s almost the dawning of the Aquarius age at NBC, and you know what that means: We’re finally getting a look at the trailer for David Duchovny’s new Charles Manson-themed ’60s thriller.
In the 13-episode series, Duchovny plays a Los Angeles police sergeant with a complicated home life who takes note of small-time criminal Manson when he begins recruiting needy women to what becomes his cult. As history records, these members of Manson’s “family” eventually commit various ghastly crimes, including the murders of actress Sharon Tate and supermarket owner Leno LaBianca.
The 90-second promo offers plenty of gritty, counterculture fodder — Jefferson Airplane’s “White Rabbit” and The Doors’ “Love Me Two Times” plays over scenes of Manson bringing a new follower into the flock — plus a peek at how Duchovny’s old-school, clean-cut, sometimes shirtless-and-sweaty alter ego gets things done.
Thanks to Priya for letting me know there is a new Aquarius preview! It aired yesterday (04.07.2015) during The Voice on NBC. Watch it below:
Updated now in High Definition:
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"Aquarius" (NBC)
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| David Duchovny in 'Californication' |
Why should I care? If you could have seen the trailer debuted for critics at the TCAs last week, "Aquarius" would be your most anticipated show of all time. Since it's not online yet, here's what you need to remember from the two-minute spot:
1) Open on David Duchovny faux-boxing with a punching box, shirtless.
2) Gethin Anthony as a super-creepy, guitar-playing Charles Manson
3) Drugs. Sex. Violence. Literally, these words are pasted across the screen between visual examples of each.
4) Duchovny mocking police procedures.
5) Duchovny missing a mustache.
6) Duchovny getting serious.
"Aquarius" screen caps from the unofficial trailer shown at Mipcom this month. October 2014. David Duchovny, Grey Damon, Gethin Anthony. UPDATED WITH MORE
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