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June 13th, 2009 • David Duchovny & Tea Leoni start afresh
Actor David Duchovny and Tea Leoni are set to renew their wedding vows, it has emerged. The couple had ended their 11-year marriage in October last year after Duchovny entered rehab to treat sex addiction.
For sex addiction although critics claim the “illness” is frequently used to as an excuse for bad behaviour, victims say it can be every bit as damaging as a drug or alcohol addiction.
However, according to the Daily Express, Duchovny and Leoni have worked through their problems and reunited.
They now plan on sealing their love with a second marriage ceremony.
“They’ve been married for 12 years and, like most of us, have had their ups and downs. But they really want to put the past behind them and renew their vows. They want to draw a line under things and make a fresh start,” Contactmusic quoted a source as saying.
“They went through a tough time but have reignited that spark. David realises how close he came to losing it all so he especially wants to have their family and closest friends on hand to witness his second chance at happiness,” the source added.
In a Q&A session in Los Angeles with fans, when was asked about the outrageous sex scenes in the show, the actor said that they don’t really concern themselves with it. It’s honestly a scene or not, in character or not, has truth or doesn’t, is funny or not, the actor said. Duchovny actually said that it’s boring, but that’s why they are good.
Gillian Anderson may refuse to star in the X Files sequel, if reports are to be believed.
The 40-year-old, who appeared in the film The X Files: I Want To Believe last year, is said to be looking to putting herself out of the typecast.
“It took a while for Gillian to establish a career for herself outside the X Files and she’s now enjoying her acting more than ever before,” the Daily Express quoted a source as saying.
“She’s very proud of The X Files but feels her career has now moved on to a different phase,” the source added.
Gillian, who plays the FBI Special Agent Dana Scully in the cult TV show, previously confessed that it had been tough getting out of The X Files stereotype.
She said: “While I was doing it I imagined it wouldn’t possibly typecast me but it does to a certain degree.” [Source]
“We want to talk about your sex addiction!” screamed out a David Duchovny fan at last night’s presentation of Californication during the Los Angeles Times’ Envelope Emmy screening series in Hollywood.
Just a few feet away from the woman, David stood there with a shocked expression, doing his best to ignore the awkward moment. A technical glitch had just halted the scheduled viewing of an episode of the Showtime series, so the producers went straight into the Q&A portion of the evening.
So, did David talk about his much-publicized alleged sex addiction? Read on…
Of course he didn’t!
But when asked about the show’s outrageous sex scenes, the reserved actor did say, “The sex stuff, all that, we really don’t concern ourselves with it. Honestly. It’s like, it’s a scene or it’s not a scene. It’s got truth or it’s not got truth. It’s funny or it’s not funny. It’s in character or it’s not. And that’s all that we concern ourselves with. You know, it’s boring. But that’s why we’re good.”
When asked, “How do you separate the reality of the show, whether it’s the emotion, the sex, the booze, the blow, and then walk off the set and go home to the family?” David, who plays bad-boy author Hank Moody, gave the expected answer: “That’s just what acting is, really…you punch in the clock, you go into work, and you’re playing a character. Personally, I’m not somebody that takes it home.”
But Evan Handler, who plays Hank’s agent Charlie Runkle, joked that he sometimes has to wash off the stripper smell off before heading home for the night. “We had a scene at a strip club, so I got a lap dance all day. It’s odd to go home reeking of another women’s perfume. So, I take a shower.”
Pamela Adlon, who plays Charlie’s wife, Marcy, said her onscreen sex life is nothing like her real-life bedroom escapades. “I’ve been married 13 years, and it’s like I never make sounds, and I have to do all these things that I don’t do,” she said. “It’s completely weird.”
Sex aside, we learned two fun facts about Californication:
1. Charlie was originally written as a gay character. “I remember the day I told Evan we weren’t going in that direction, and he seemed the happiest I’ve ever seen him,” laughed show runner Tom Kapinos.
2. In rehearsals for the pilot, British actress Natascha McElhone, who plays Hank’s love interest Karen, tried to convince the writers that her character should be French. “They said, ‘We could try it.’ For two days, they sat there and suffered me playing Karen as a Frenchwoman,” said Natasha. “My name was Ank,” joked David.
What’s in store for next season? Tom would only tease this: “I’ll just say that Hank takes on the world of academia.” To which an audience member loudly booed. [SOURCE]
Baume & Mercier & Me, the slogan adopted by the Swiss watch brand Baume & Mercier, is embodied this year by two new personalities with which it shares many similarities: internationally recognized, while remaining totally authentic and profoundly human.
Actress Evangeline Lilly (Lost) and actor David Duchovny (X-Files) are associating with the fourth edition of the Baume & Mercier & Me campaign, representing the Geneva-based brand in order to join it in supporting charity projects. All royalties for the two celebrities, as well as those of photographers Michael O’Neill and Markus Klinko & Indrani who shot their portraits, are donated to charities selected in cooperation with Evangeline Lilly and David Duchovny. The causes supported by this campaign include cancer research, child education, helping underprivileged women and the struggle against poverty
This campaign enables Baume & Mercier to convey, in an authentically committed manner, the three values forming the essence of its brand identity: proximity, authenticity and creativity. Read the rest of this entry »
She shot to fame in the sci-fi drama series “The X Files” back in 1993. Gillian Anderson won countless awards for her portrayal of Agent Dana Scully but more recently she has starred in the BBC’s adaptation of Charles Dickens’ Bleak House and now she’s staring in another classic on stage in Ibsen’s ‘A Doll’s House’ at the Donmar Warehouse. WATCH IT HERE
The actress shot to fame in 1993 after landing the role of FBI Agent Dana Scully.
But her career was left hanging in the balance when she fell pregnant with her first child shortly after completing the first series of the sci-fi show.
Anderson, 40, is convinced studio executives considered axing her character after hearing the news.
But the programme’s creators kept her on and plotted an alien abduction storyline - keeping her off camera long enough to give birth to daughter, Piper, now 14, and enjoy a 10-day maternity leave.
And Anderson believes that without the obvious sparks between her and Duchovny, she would have been replaced by another actress.
She says, “They would have loved to have punished me but realised there was steam picking up. I thought they were overreacting but now I see it from their perspective. I would have been bloody p**sed if I had been them and had cast a girl, against my better judgement, who got pregnant after the first season.”
Gillian Anderson with her ‘X-Files’ co-star David DuchovnyPhoto: Getty Images
Gillian Anderson as Lady Dedlock in the BBC’s ‘Bleak House’
The first surprise is Gillian Anderson’s accent. I have heard about how she can slip from English to American as effortlessly as silk runs through fingers. Indeed, by way of research, I have watched her being interviewed by Jay Leno (for whom she adopted an American accent) and Michael Parkinson (an English one). I even know how and why she does this – she lived here until she was 11, moved there until she was 35, then, five years ago, came back to live here. Still, nothing quite prepares you for sitting opposite FBI Special Agent Scully and hearing the head girl of Cheltenham Ladies’ College.
The second surprise is how insouciant and unguarded she is. She has a light and breathy laugh, more a catch in her voice, and a friendly and confiding manner, again in contrast to the humourless and sceptical Scully. This guilelessness is also unexpected because her relationship with the press has not always been cordial – the paparazzi in LA used to ram into her car deliberately so as she would have to get out and exchange insurance details. Yet here she is sitting in a London bar at eight o’clock at night telling me about where her 14-year-old daughter goes to school, how she has been enjoying taking the bus to rehearsals for her new play and, well, how she had to cajole her partner into having sex with her. No, really.
Also, I ought to describe her. She is much shorter than you imagine, 5ft 3in, and yet not short looking – in proportion, I mean. She has slightly sad, downturned eyes, a mole above her puffy top lip (one that they used to cover up on The X-Files) and a tattoo on the inner part of her wrist, Asian lettering that is something to do with yoga. With her long, blonde hair tumbling down against her black top (she is also wearing a black skirt and black calf-length boots which she tucks under herself as she sits) she looks immaculate – half a pint of velvety Guinness. Read the rest of this entry »
I still have ALOT of magazines to sell, way more than I listed here before. Magazines haven’t had much interest though, so I am thinking of maybe just throwing them away (as much as it would break my heart) as I desperately need the space. If anyone is interested in buying magazines featuring David and Gillian, let me know.
Is The X-Files star Gillian Anderson going to appear as a legendary villain in the fifth season of the British Doctor Who? That’s the rumor being put forward by the U.K. tabloid newspaper the Daily Express.
Anderson would reportedly play The Rani opposite Matt Smith’s 11th Doctor; as fans know, The Rani is a renegade Time Lady who first appeared in the 1980s incarnation of Who, played by Kate O’Mara.
The Daily Express based its dubious report on an anonymous “insider.”
Anderson, who lives in England, was last seen as Dana Scully in the disappointing sequel film The X-Files: I Want to Believe.
