Photos from the Aquarius Wrap Party Photobooth. March 31, 2016.
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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
David Duchovny directing "Aquarius" Episode 2x12 'Mother's Nature Son'
Wednesday, October 28
Washington Times: Duchovny brings debut songs to Howard Theatre, talks of ‘X-Files’ spring resurgence
The truth may still be out there, but David Duchovny has effectively turned the lens inward. After two decades in the TV and film spotlights, Mr. Duchovny has just released his first rock album, appropriately titled “Hell or Highwater.”
“I’d never really played any music before five years ago, so it was something where I took up the guitar pretty damn late in life just to kind of amuse myself,” Mr. Duchovny told The Washington Times, adding that he wrote the tracks on “Hell or Highwater” with “the best intentions.”
Mr. Duchovny learned to play under the tutelage of Los Angeles-based guitarist Carlos Calvo, who was the official guitar coach on “Californication.” Mr. Duchovny subsequently hired Mr. Calvo to coach him privately — even taking his teacher along to his new show, “Aquarius,” and insisting his character have it written in that he was a guitarist.
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.
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.
Thursday, February 19
David Duchovny 'Holy Cow' Book Signing at Barnes & Noble in Los Angeles - Feb 18, 2015 (Part II)
David Duchovny Book attends the discussion for his book 'Holy Cow' at Barnes & Noble bookstore at The Grove on February 18, 2015 in Los Angeles, California. Among friends in attendance were Chris Carter and Aquarius co-star Claire Holt.
Thursday, December 4
Photos: David Duchovny filming the last episode of "Aquarius" Season 1 - November 2014
David Duchovny on the set of "Aquarius" filming the last episode of Season 1, November 2014
“The development season is a fool’s errand,” exclaims Marty Adelstein, who recently formed Tomorrow Studios, a shingle under ITV Studios U.S. to develop scripted series. A founding partner at Endeavor and on-the-lot TV producer at 20th Century Fox TV, the industry vet was referring to the edgy cop series Aquarius — and his hard-won liberation from the red tape that often clogs the development process at a TV network, notably the unnecessary script notes and the labor-intensive pilot processs. The show stars David Duchovny as an L.A. cop trailing Charles Manson in 1967, and it’s one of a growing number series to go straight from script to production thanks to foreign distributors that raise financing via regional sale licenses. In the case of Aquarius, ITV Studios Global Entertainment is the distributor. NBC took the U.S. license and will premiere the show early next year.
In a year packed with new series, Aquarius, the new period thriller starring David Duchovny, has been one of the most-talked about fiction shows at this year's MIPCOM international television market. The show, which will premiere on NBC, features Duchovny as an L.A. cop in the 1960s on the trail of Charles Manson. Grey Damon co-stars as a young, rebellious detective who goes undercover to help him while Game of Thrones actor Gethin Anthony plays Manson.
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