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Tag Archives: david duchovny
The X-Files (1998)
Director: Rob Bowman Writers: Chris Carter (Story by Chris Carter and Frank Spotnitz)
Posted in Drama, Mystery, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged adaptation, agent, alien, aliens, antarctica, bee, blythe danner, bomb, chris carter, cigarettes, colonization, conspiracy, Daniel Sackheim, david duchovny, drama, fbi, fight the future, frank spotnitz, gillian anderson, government, jeffrey demunn, john neville, lucas black, mark snow, martin landau, mitch pileggi, mystery, oil, ooze, rob bowman, sci-fi, science fiction, snow, spaceship, stephen mark, television, terrorism, terrorist, Terry O'Quinn, the x files, the x-files, the x-files: fight the future, thriller, virus, ward russell, William B. Davis
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The Bubble (2022)
Director: Judd Apatow Writers: Judd Apatow & Pam Brady Apatow’s worst.
Posted in Comedy
Tagged 2022, acting, actor, actress, agent, andrew bird, beck, ben smithard, celebrity, chris witaske, comedy, coronavirus, covid, covid-19, daisy ridley, dan schalk, danielle vitalis, david duchovny, documentary, fame, famous, fred armisen, guz khan, harry trevaldwyn, helicopter, hollywood, hotel, iris apatow, james mcavoy, james thomas, john cena, john lithgow, judd apatow, karen gillan, kate mckinnon, keegan-michael key, leslie mann, maria bakalova, maria bamford, mockumentary, movie, pam brady, pandemic, pedro pascal, peter serafinowicz, rob delaney, samson kayo, the bubble, vir das
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Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead (1991)
Director: Stephen Herek Writers: Neil Landau & Tara Ison
Posted in Comedy
Tagged babysitter, california, christina applegate, comedy, concetta tomei, david duchovny, don't tell mom the babysitter's dead, family, fashion, fast food, heart attack, jayne brook, jimmy robertson, joanne cassidy, josh charles, keith coogan, los angeles, neil landau, stephen herek, tara ison, vacation
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Evolution (2001)
Director: Ivan Reitman Writers: David Diamond & David Weissman and Don Jakoby (Story by Don Jakoby)
Posted in Comedy, Science Fiction
Tagged 2001, alien, aliens, college, comedy, dan aykroyd, david diamond, david duchovny, david weissman, don jakoby, ethan suplee, evolution, evolve, government, invasion, ivan reitman, john cho, julianne moore, kyle gass, leann william scott, orlando jones, professor, sarah silverman, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, ted levine, ty burrell
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Things We Lost in the Fire (2007)
Director: Susanne Bier Writer: Allan Loeb
Posted in Drama
Tagged 2007, addict, addiction, Alexis Llewellyn, alison lohman, allan loeb, benicio del toro, david duchovny, drama, drugs, family, friend, halle berry, john carroll lynch, junkie, loss, Narcotics Anonymous, recovery, sam mendes, susanne bier, things we lost in the fire, widow
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Working Girl (1988)
Director: Mike Nichols Writer: Kevin Wade
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 1988, alec baldwin, assistant, boss, business, career, comedy, david duchovny, drama, girl, harrison ford, joan cusack, kevin spacey, kevin wade, melanie griffith, merger, mike nichols, new york, new york city, nora dunn, nyc, oliver platt, olympia dukakis, philip bosco, ricki lake, robert easton, romance, secretary, sigourney weaver, woman, work, working girl
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Chaplin (1992)
Director: Richard Attenborough Writers: William Boyd and Bryan Forbes and William Goldman (Story by Diana Hawkins) (Based on the book “Chaplin His Life and Art” by David Robinson) (Based on the book “My Autobiography” by Charles Chaplin)
Posted in Drama, Review
Tagged 1992, Academy Awards, actor, anthony hopkins, biography, british, bryan forbes, chaplin, chaplin his life and art, charles chaplin, charlie chaplin, comedian, dan aykroyd, david duchovny, david robinson, diana hawkins, diane lane, director, drama, family, film, geraldine chaplin, hitler, j. edgar hoover, james wods, kevin dunn, kevin kline, marisa tomei, marriage, married, milla jovovich, moira kelly, movies, my autobiography, nazi, paul rhys, penelope ann miller, producer, richard attenborough, Robert Downey Jr, tramp, william boyd, william goldman, world war ii, writer
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Full Frontal (2002)
Director: Steven Soderbergh Writer: Coleman Hough Soderbergh is definitely one of my favorite living directors and I love pretty much everything he does but this movie is a rare miss for me.
Posted in Comedy, Documentary, Drama, Romance, Uncategorized
Tagged actors, birthday party, blair underwood, brad pitt, celebrity, charerine keener, coleman hough, david duchovny, david fincher, david hyde pierce, ensemble, filmmaking, full frontal, hollywood, Jeff Garlin, julia roberts, mary mccormack, movie in a movie, nicky katt, screenwriter, steven soderbergh, terence stamp
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Goats (2012)
Director: Christopher Neil Writer: Mark Poirier (Based on his own novel)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance, Uncategorized
Tagged 2012, alan ruck, anthony anderson, Christopher neil, comedy, coming of age, dakota johnson, david duchovny, divorce, drama, goats, graham phillips, justin kirk, justin wheelon, keri russell, mark poirier, pot, prep school, ty burrell, vera farmiga, weed
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