Showing posts with label Holy Cow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holy Cow. Show all posts

Sunday, February 7

Sunday Times: David Duchovny: Mulder and Scully bury the hatchet and start unearthing secrets again - Feb 2016

Relations used to be cold, but the actor says he now has fun with his co-star Gillian Anderson. Though he has to admit he forgot about their baby

THERE are only two reasons to go to Hollywood Boulevard: to see the stars or to buy drugs. David Duchovny fans can now do both at once. His star on the Walk of Fame (the 2,572nd), which I watched being unveiled two weeks ago, sits in the midst of the dope dealers and a few feet from the Smoke House, a shop specialising in hookah pipes, vaping kit and anything you might need to satiate the munchies.

I realise how fitting this is when I meet Duchovny in a Los Angeles hotel a little later on. I find a man so monosyllabic and monotone that he appears either to have been smoking heavily or to be on the brink of falling asleep. In fact he is just tired.

Friday, February 5

David Duchovny posing with brazilian edition of "Holy Cow" - 2016


Tuesday, August 25

Holy Cow: David Duchovny Novel to Get Animated Holiday Special

Planet Grande Pictures and animation studio Cuppa Coffee have teamed up to produce a stop-motion version of actor David Duchovny’s novel Holy Cow.

The title will be produced as a musical holiday special for 2016. Billy Frolick (Madagascar) is set to pen the script. Duchovny, of The X-Files and Californication fame, published the book earlier this year.

Monday, June 1

Interview: BookCon 2015: David Duchovny on Spiritual Cows, Circumcised Pigs, but Not Cancer Man

David Duchovny, best-known for his portrayals on TV of Fox Mulder on The X-Files, and Hank Moody on Californication, is finally where he originally thought he would end up: as a writer. Holy Cow, his “charming fable about dignity and tolerance, complete with anthropomorphized animals, and replete with puns, double-entendres and sophisticated humor,” (Kirkus Reviews, starred) came out in February from Farrar, Straus and Giroux. Oh, and there’s a cow named Elsie Bovary.

Duchovny, who will talk about and sign his book in the Macmillan Meeting Room (3139) today at 2 p.m., took a few minutes to speak with Beth Levine for Show Daily at BookCon.

Sunday, May 31

Photos: David Duchovny at BookCon 'Holy Cow' - May 30, 2015

David Duchovny attended BookCon 2015 held at the Javits Center on Saturday, May 30, 2015 in New York City. He read and signed copies of his novel 'Holy Cow'.

Wednesday, May 27

BIO INTERVIEW: Duchovny Talks New 'Aquarius' Role & Being a Renaissance Man

David Duchovny explains (in blunt terms) why 'Aquarius' got his attention and why he's exploring other forms of art. But unfortunately, he's staying mum on the whole X-Files reboot.
Flashback to 1967 and the summer of love when thousands of flower children came together and started a social revolution. In Los Angeles, LAPD Detective Sam Hodiak (David Duchovny) is having trouble adjusting to the change in the mores in the world he and the Greatest Generation saved from fascism 20 years previously during World War II.

That is the backdrop for NBC's new summer series Aquarius, premiering May 28th, a work of historical fiction in which Hodiak solves crimes, and while doing so, encounters Charles Manson (Gethin Anthony), who is just beginning to become the Pied Piper and two years later will convince his followers to commit the heinous Tate-LaBianca murders.

LA Times: David Duchovny hits L.A.'s trippy streets in '60s-era 'Aquarius'

NBC's "Aquarius" transports hippies, flower power, free love and a budding psychopath named Charles Manson to prime time.

More significant for network TV watchers, "Aquarius" marks the dawning of the new age of David Duchovny.

The drama, premiering Thursday, is a return to broadcast for the actor who first shot to stardom on Fox with the iconic sci-fi series "The X-Files" and then leaped to cable, spending seven seasons on Showtime's racy "Californication" as a troubled, alcoholic writer grappling with life and family difficulties.

Tuesday, April 28

Holy Cow: David Duchovny at BookCon on May 30, 2015!

David Duchovny, author of Holy Cow, will read and sign books at BookCon on May 30, 2015 in New York.

Thursday, April 9

More pictures and a report from the 'Holy Cow' book signing at Candle Cafe in NYC - April 8, 2015


Wednesday, April 8

David Duchovny reading 'Holy Cow' at Candle Cafe in NYC - April 8, 2015

Book signing with David Duchovny author of "Holy Cow" at Candle Cafe West in New York City. April 8, 2015.

Wednesday, March 11

David Duchovny talks on 'Two Tube' about Holy Cow, Music Album, and X-Files Revival

Stephen catches up with David Duchovny in LA to talk all things X-files and his latest writing project, his new book ‘Holy Cow’. LA Feb 18, 2015

Saturday, March 7

Listen: David Duchovny on "Whad'Ya Know?" - March 7, 2015

Michael Feldman dials up X-Filer David Duchovny about his new book - Holy Cow! March 7, 2015