Thank you I lost track of this list for a while I am soooo happy someone is
still doing it. Friends. Mare
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From: wolfe1955 <flutesong@...>

Date: Wed, 18 Mar 2009 12:30:29
To: <x-tv@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: [x-tv] Nick Lea on TV


http://spoilertv.blogspot.com/2009/03/without-trace-episode-721-labyrinths.html

Nick Lea will be on Without a Trace April 28




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http://spoilertv.blogspot.com/2009/03/without-trace-episode-721-labyrinths.html

Nick Lea will be on Without a Trace April 28

Sad. I met him an an XF Expo in 1998 and he was a really nice guy.

Ladyhawke


'Supernatural,' 'X-Files' Director-Producer Kim Manners Dies

The four-time Emmy nominee had been battling lung cancer

Kim Manners, a producer and director of The CW's "Supernatural" and
"The X-Files," died Sunday, Jan. 25 in Los Angeles following a battle
with cancer.

"Everyone at 'Supernatural' is walking around in a daze, shocked and
absolutely devastated," says "Supernatural creator-executive producer
Eric Kripke in a statement. "Kim was a brilliant director; more than
that, he was a mentor and friend. He was one of the patriarchs of the
family, and we miss him desperately. He gave so much to
'Supernatural,' and everything we do on the show, now and forever, is
in memory of him."

News of the beloved director's death had filtered onto the Internet
via the MySpace and Facebook pages belonging to actor Jim Beaver, who
plays the trucker hat-wearing Bobby Singer. His Facebook status reads:
"Jim Beaver is in mourning for one of the best friends and best
directors he's ever known -- Kim Manners, who died Sunday night from
lung cancer."

Former "X-Files" writer Frank Spotnitz adds, "Kim had a blazing
intensity that inspired everyone -- writers, producers, actors and
crew. 'Kick it in the a**!' he'd say to us. And 'I love you,' really
meaning it. As long as he'd been a director, he never lost his passion
for his work.... Kim was an incredible force of life. It is hard for
me to believe or accept that he is gone."

Kim Manners was born in 1950 into a showbiz family. Not only did his
father, Sam Manners work on "The Wild Wild West" and "Route 66," but
Kim himself did some childhood acting and was inspired by family
friend William Beaudine, director of "Rin Tin Tin," to become a
director also.

Manners first began directing television with "Charlie's Angels." His
other notable directing credits include "21 Jump Street," "Mission:
Impossible," "Star Trek: The Next Generation," "The Adventures of
Brisco County, Jr." and "The X-Files," on which he was nominated four
times with his co-producers for an Emmy.

He received the ultimate honor on the episode "Jose Chung's From Outer
Space" when a police detective was named after him.

Manners came on board "Supernatural" in 2005 and has directed many
pivotal episodes including all of the season finales. The last episode
he helmed for the show was "Metamorphosis."

On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 11:04 AM, Elsie <manning226@...> wrote:
>
> He's scheduled to be on Criminal Minds on 17 Dec 2008. :)
>
> Elsie
>
>

~~~~~

Oooh, thanks!

     Jude

He's scheduled to be on Criminal Minds on 17 Dec 2008.  :)

Elsie

It was originally titled "Butterfly on a Wheel" - not sure why they
changed it, especially if there was a past film of the same name.

Misty.


--- In x-tv@yahoogroups.com, "Nancy" <ngerry@...> wrote:
>
> Nevermind!  The TNT site shows Pierce Brosnon, it's my TV Guide
that lists
> the older version.
> Sorry to confuse!
>
> Nancy
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Nancy" <ngerry@...>
> To: <x-tv@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Saturday, September 01, 2007 10:38 AM
> Subject: Re: [x-tv] Shattered
>
>
> > Don't shoot the messenger, but I believe this "Shattered" is the
older,
> > 1991
> > version with Tom Berenger.
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "wolfe1955" <flutesong@...>
> > To: <x-tv@yahoogroups.com>
> > Sent: Friday, August 31, 2007 3:48 PM
> > Subject: [x-tv] Shattered
> >
> >
> >> Nick Lea is in a new thriller, Shattered, with Pierce Brosnan,
on TNT
> >> Sunday September 2, 9pm EST
> >
> >
>

Nevermind!  The TNT site shows Pierce Brosnon, it's my TV Guide that lists
the older version.
Sorry to confuse!

Nancy
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Sent: Saturday, September 01, 2007 10:38 AM
Subject: Re: [x-tv] Shattered


> Don't shoot the messenger, but I believe this "Shattered" is the older,
> 1991
> version with Tom Berenger.
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "wolfe1955" <flutesong@...>
> To: <x-tv@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Friday, August 31, 2007 3:48 PM
> Subject: [x-tv] Shattered
>
>
>> Nick Lea is in a new thriller, Shattered, with Pierce Brosnan, on TNT
>> Sunday September 2, 9pm EST
>
>

Don't shoot the messenger, but I believe this "Shattered" is the older, 1991
version with Tom Berenger.


----- Original Message -----
From: "wolfe1955" <flutesong@...>
To: <x-tv@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, August 31, 2007 3:48 PM
Subject: [x-tv] Shattered


> Nick Lea is in a new thriller, Shattered, with Pierce Brosnan, on TNT
> Sunday September 2, 9pm EST

Nick Lea is in a new thriller, Shattered, with Pierce Brosnan, on TNT
Sunday September 2, 9pm EST

http://www.accesshollywood.com/news/ah6535.shtml

David Duchovny Gets His Hands On 'X-Files' Sequel Script

LOS ANGELES, Calif. (August 21, 2007) — David Duchovny is back on TV in
Showtime’s “Californication,” but it may not be long before he hits the
big screen for another go-round of “The X-Files!”

David sat down with Access Hollywood’s Billy Bush, and he revealed that
not only is there a script for the “X-Files” sequel - he’s actually
read it!

“I have,” said David, when Billy asked if he’d read it. “But I’m sworn
to secrecy legally, actually. If I were to tell you anything about it I
would — I would be sued.”

Duchovny, who played the truth-seeking Agent Fox Mulder on the hit FOX
series (and in the feature film), indicated last month during the
Television Critics Association press tour that the long-delayed sequel
may finally be coming to fruition — with co-star Gillian Anderson “on
board” to reprise her role as skeptic-turned “believer,” Agent Dana
Scully.

He added that “X-Files” creator Chris Carter and series executive
producer Frank Spotnitz wrote the screenplay, which he had expected to
see within the week.

Well, apparently he’s seen it — and while he legally can’t discuss the
details...he wouldn’t want to anyway!

“We’re gonna try to keep it under wraps and try to keep it a surprise,”
he told Billy. “You know, unfortunately, I think with so much media
attention on show business, it’s hard to — it’s almost impossible to
think of, like, a ‘Sixth Sense’ coming out now.”

Duchovny is of course referring to the surprise twist ending of M.
Night Shyamalan’s 1999 film, which probably wouldn’t be able to stay a
“surprise” in this world of online spoilers.

In an interview with Sci-Fi.com last year, Spotnitz revealed that the
sequel’s story would not rely on the oft-confusing “alien conspiracy”
plotlines that permeated the show’s nine seasons.

“One of the things that was exciting about doing it is to not make it a
mythology story, and it’s like one of the stand-alone episodes,” he
said, adding, “it’s a bit scary.”

And while it remains to be seen if Spotnitz’s description still
applies, Duchovny is not about to spill the beans!

“I hope that we’re able to kind of keep this inside a bubble and
surprise people,” were his last words on the matter.
###


Tesa

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http://tvjots.blogspot.com/2007/06/kyle-xy-returns-with-new-girl-and-
new.html

'Kyle XY' Returns with a New Girl and a New Mission
The Highly Anticipated Second Season Premieres Monday

  No one, probably least of all ABC Family, anticipated that a little
old teen-oriented sci-fi show called Kyle XY would take off the way
it did last summer. Exceeding every expectation, the intriguing plot
about a bellybutton-less amnesiac with incredible intelligence gave
the basic-cable network its best ratings ever for an original series
and simultaneously locked in a second season of thirteen episodes,
three more than in the first year. Well, the wait for Season Two is
now finally almost over because Kyle XY returns to the tube Monday
night at 8pm EST, complete with a female bellybutton-deprived
counterpart for our beloved hero Kyle (Matt Dallas)—Jessi XX, played
by series newcomer Jaimie Alexander (Rest Stop)—and a new story line
that revolves around the purpose of Jessi's introduction.

When we last left the series, Kyle departed the supportive Trager
family after a bogus couple stepped forward claiming that he was
their son. Kyle was aware that the people were not really related to
him, but he complied with their scheme in order to protect the
Tragers from harm and, presumably, learn more about his past from the
vantage point of an insider.

Season Two unveils Jessi XX, a teenage girl whose origins and
existence are equally mysterious as Kyle's, with the added kicker
that she is just as malevolent as he is benign. Moreover, whereas
Kyle had the good fortune to end up with the relatively normal and
eventually welcoming Trager family after he woke up alone in the
woods, Jessi doesn't fare so well when she emerges from nowhere in
the heat of an explosion. Instead, she is captured by people who are
up to no good and then tasked with infiltrating Kyle's world. Posing
as a patient of Trager matriarch and compassionate psychologist
Nicole (Marguerite MacIntyre), she then proceeds to carry out her
mission with a determination as relentless as Kyle's.

While everyone else gets excited about this new character Jessi, who
will most definitely prove a fascinating foil and maybe even future
ally of the original teen from nowhere,

  ************************************************************
I'm reserving all of my happiness for the return of Tom Foss, played
by X-Files veteran Nicholas Lea. Lea was superb as duplicitous Alex
Krycek in the earlier groundbreaking show, and he's done no less a
fantastic job with the Foss character in Kyle XY. In fact, it was
largely because I knew he would appear in the series that I became
hooked earlier than most fans. I'm currently psyched beyond words
that he's back for the second go-round, which makes me confident that
good times will begin in earnest on TV this summer when the second
season of Kyle XY premieres next Monday.

********************************************************************
As an added bonus to help fans catch up with the series and to allow
the uninitiated to learn what all the fuss is about, ABC Family is
airing a marathon of the entire ten-episode first season on Sunday,
June 10, from 1pm to 11pm EST.

From the official ABC Family press release regarding Season Two of
Kyle XY:

More questions arise and the risk of danger escalates in the second
season of the hit ABC Family original series "Kyle XY." Kyle begins
to learn the truth about his past, but under the strict training of
Tom Foss, he must also learn the full scope of his abilities. And all
of this must be kept secret -- even from the Tragers, who just want
to help him return to the life of a normal teenager. Kyle must learn
to live with his double life and the unknown dangers that lurk
outside the family's walls. The peril only increases when the girl in
the pod is set free and is on the hunt for Kyle. But can Kyle keep
the threats away or will they come straight through the Trager's
front door? "Kyle XY" stars Matt Dallas, Marguerite MacIntyre, Bruce
Thomas, April Matson, Jean-Luc Bilodeau, Chris Olivero, Kirsten Prout
and Jaimie Alexander.

Related Posts: Catching Up with 'Kyle XY' | Kyle XY: John Doe Goes On

Kyle XY will air Mondays on ABC Family at 8pm EST

According to TV Gal at Zap2It.com, Mitch Pileggi will be on Grey's
Anatomy next week, April 26.

Ladyhawke

from Yahoo Entertainment News at:
*http://tinyurl.com/2x3jlb*
*or *
http://entertainment.tv.yahoo.com/entnews/ap/20070316/117408642000.html

(there's a great photo of DD with the story)

       Jude
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*Duchovny to Star in New Showtime Comedy*

Fri Mar 16, 4:07 PM ET


NEW YORK (AP) David Duchovny, who starred as special agent Fox Mulder in
"The X-Files," will return to television in a new Showtime comedy about a
self-destructive writer. The 46-year-old actor will play Hank, a novelist
whose "obsession with truth-telling and self-destructive behavior drinks,
drugs and relationships are both destroying and enriching his career," the
cable network announced Thursday.

Hank's issues complicate his relationships with his 13-year-old daughter
(played by Madeleine Martin) and an ex-girlfriend (Natascha McElhone).

The series will premiere in August, said Showtime Networks Inc., a division
of CBS Corp. The show does not yet have a title.


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>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: notagain22002
>
> On March 25th the CBS show Cold Case airs an episode called "Offender."
> Mitch Pileggi is in it as the character Mitch Hathaway. Here is the
> summary I read: "A desperate father turned serial killer coerces the
> team into taking another look of his son's 1987 murder."
>
> I don't know how Mitch plays into the story line.



  Thanks so much for the head's up!

MP was in next week's previews after last night's episode and he is, indeed,
the father/killer. It looks very dramatic and exciting!  I can't wait!

     Jude


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THANK   YOU    LOVE   MARE
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: notagain22002
   To: x-tv@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Friday, March 16, 2007 5:08 PM
   Subject: [x-tv] Mitch Pileggi on upcoming Cold Case Episode


   On March 25th the CBS show Cold Case airs an episode called "Offender."
   Mitch Pileggi is in it as the character Mitch Hathaway. Here is the
   summary I read: "A desperate father turned serial killer coerces the
   team into taking another look of his son's 1987 murder."

   I don't know how Mitch plays into the story line.

   Thought I would give you all the heads up.











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On March 25th the CBS show Cold Case airs an episode called "Offender."
Mitch Pileggi is in it as the character Mitch Hathaway. Here is the
summary I read: "A desperate father turned serial killer coerces the
team into taking another look of his son's 1987 murder."

I don't know how Mitch plays into the story line.


Thought I would give you all the heads up.

On March 25th the CBS show Cold Case airs an episode called "Offender."
Mitch Pileggi is in it as the character Mitch Hathaway. Here is the
summary I read: "A desperate father turned serial killer coerces the
team into taking another look of his son's 1987 murder."

I don't know how Mitch plays into the story line.


Thought I would give you all the heads up.

Gillian Gives Birth to Baby Boy
Posted at 5:40 PM (PST) on Sunday, November 19, 2006

By Carrie Borzillo-Vrenna
PEOPLE

Gillian gave birth to a baby boy on Nov. 1 in London, her manager
Connie Freiberg confirms to PEOPLE.
This is her second child, her first with boyfriend businessman Mark
Griffiths.
Oscar Griffiths was born three weeks early, but "both he and Gillian
are just fine," says Freiberg.
"They are extremely happy – the entire family," she adds.
Gillian, who lives in London, plans to take a few months off before
deciding on her next project. She was last seen in BBC's Emmy
award-winning Bleak House and in The Last King of Scotland.
###

Congrats to GA and her bf. However, I hope they don't call the kid by
his first name. :P

Tesa
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From UPI
http://www.upi.com/NewsTrack/view.php?StoryID=20061110-071124-9330r

NewsTrack - Entertainment
It's Showtime for Duchovny's TV return

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10 (UPI) -- David Duchovny is eyeing his first
regular TV role since "The X-Files" went off the air, with a new
dramatic series on the U.S. cable network, Showtime.

   The 46-year-old actor is reportedly in talks to serve as both the lead
and executive producer on a new unnamed pilot, which could become
Duchovny's first major TV role since 2000, said Daily Variety.

   The drama is said to focus on a single father trying to raise his
child while battling an addiction to both drugs and sex.

   The actor, who played FBI agent Fox Mulder on "The X-Files," is also
set to rejoin forces with director Bart Freundlich for the new Showtime
comedy series, "Yoga Man."

   Duchovny will write the pilot for the comedy along with Freundlich,
who had previously directed the actor in the film "Trust the Man."

   Daily Variety said Duchovny recently finished work on the film "Things
We Lost in the Fire," in which he shared screen time with Benicio Del
Toro and Halle Berry.
###

  From TVEnvy.com
http://www.tvenvy.com/index.php/tvenvy/article/david-duchovny-comes-
small-screen-again-11100440/

Ever since David Duchovny left The X-Files, there has been a little
empty place in my heart. Fear not, Duchovny fans, for he returns again
to the small screen! This time, however, he’ll be working with Showtime
on two projects, according to a report from Variety. One series in the
works would have Duchovny starring as a writer addicted to sex and
drugs—who is trying to raise a child on his own. The pilot does not
have a title attached yet. He will also executive produce the series.
But wait—there’s more! He’s also writing a comedy pilot with Bart
Freundlich, called Yoga Man, which is said to be similar to the movie
Shampoo (with Warren Beatty), only set in a yoga studio. Hmm. Ahh, just
when I’d gotten the last of Duchovny out of my system, he’s back again.
Welcome back to the small screen, David.
###

  From MovieWeb.com
http://www.movieweb.com/tv/news/21/15721.php

Source:  Variety

   ----------

Friday, November 10th, 2006

David Duchovny is returning to primetime television, teaming with
Showtime on a pair of series projects, according to Variety.

The actor is finalizing a deal to topline and executive produce the
cable channel's untitled drama pilot about a novelist trying to raise a
kid on his own while battling an addiction to sex and drugs.

If the project is picked up to series, it will be Duchovny's first
regular TV role since The X-Files wrapped in 2000.

Duchovny also has set up the comedy series Yoga Man, described as
Shampoo in a yoga studio, at Showtime. He'll write the pilot script
with Bart Freundlich, who directed Duchovny in the feature Trust the
Man, and Scott Burns (Wonderland).

In the untitled drama, Duchovny will star as Hank Moody, a charming but
self-destructive writer and father of one, whose obsession with women
and honesty both enriches and harms his life and work.

Tom Kapinos (Dawson's Creek) created the show. He'll exec produce with
Duchovny and helmer Stephen Hopkins (24). Latter also is attached to
direct the pilot.
###

Tesa
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http://www.philly.com/mld/dailynews/living/15851070.htm
  From the Philadelphia Daily News:

David Boreanaz tells TV Guide that Ryan O'Neal's been cast to play his
father in an upcoming episode of Fox's "Bones," which David Duchovny
will direct. Lookswise, O'Neal's not a far stretch from Boreanaz's
real-life dad, 6ABC's Dave Roberts.
Roberts calls the casting of O'Neal "a great choice," and remembers
working with the actor on a 1960's Variety Club telethon.
###

Tesa
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http://www.smh.com.au/news/film/not-the-probe-again/2006/10/18/
1160850999814.html

Not the probe again

Charles Purcell
October 20, 2006

Former X Files star David Duchovny has a theory on why aliens use
probes on humans.

"My theory," he says, "is that, much like the ship of fools - the
phenomenon where a ship would be stuffed with insane people and set
adrift on the high seas - alien civilisations also do that with
spaceships. They put all their sex offenders and dentists on spaceships
and send them out to the farthest reaches of the galaxy.

"So, when we get abducted and get probed, that's what we're dealing
with. That's why we get probed and get our teeth drilled at the same
time."

Duchovny is on the phone at the intersection of Montana and 11th Street
at Santa Monica in Los Angeles - "I've just given you these
co-ordinates in case you want to send a missile" - purportedly to talk
about his new romantic comedy, Trust the Man, but things aren't always
what they seem.

In Trust the Man, Duchovny plays Tom, a New Yorker and stay-at-home
husband married to high-profile actor Rebecca (Julianne Moore). They're
friends with layabout Tobey (Billy Crudup) and wannabe novelist Elaine
(Maggie Gyllenhaal). Both couples have problems exacerbated by their
failure to communicate. Tom and Rebecca have mismatched sex drives,
which leads Tom to consider straying; Elaine wants to be married and
have kids, but Tobey is happy with the status quo.

Trust the Man is no Woody Allen film, but it's a semi-decent chick
flick and Duchovny is likeable in his role. It reminded me a little of
the book Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus, in that its men and
women don't understand each other.

Duchovny says director Bart Freundlich wanted the tag line on the
poster to read, "Women are from Mars, men have a penis", but "[film
distributor] Fox wouldn't go for it".

This is the second movie, after 2001's Evolution, in which Duchovny has
co-starred with Moore. Does the former Agent Mulder have a thing for
redheads, after starring with Gillian Anderson in The X Files?

"If I could speak honestly with you, I don't have a redhead fetish. I'm
not sure if I ever dated a redhead. I just seem to act with them all
the time."

What was it like acting with Maggie Gyllenhaal? Did I pronounce her
surname wrong?

"Yeah, you pronounced it 'gynaecological'. I would've loved to do more
with her. She was terrific."

At the start of the movie, Duchovny and Moore are in a therapist's
office to discuss their relationship - in particular, Duchovny's
proclivity towards "doggy-style" sex and Moore's lack of sex drive.
Does Duchovny think aliens stole his wife's libido? He laughs.

"I don't know where they would take it from. I don't know where the
libido exists. Maybe it's like Austin Powers's mojo or something."

How far up does the conspiracy go? Was the X-Files' Cigarette Smoking
Man involved?

"I don't think so. I think he's retired. Or he's employed by the
Bush-Cheney administration. He may have been running the country for
the last six years."

Why didn't he ask the Lone Gunmen for help? Is it because they don't
know anything about women?

"Why didn't I ask the Lone Gunmen for help on this movie?"

Yes, on the case of his wife's missing libido. There is a stunned
silence as Duchovny realises he's dealing with an X Files nutter. Or an
alien.

"Ah ... I don't know. I can't answer that."

I should quit with the alien questions while I'm ahead. But the truth
is out there. I must know: does he believe in aliens? Are we not alone?

"I don't believe we're in contact with aliens or someone is hiding that
contact. But it seems odd to me that this planet has all the life on it
in all the universes. I would bet on there being life elsewhere."
###

Tesa
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Robert Patrick will appear in new film The Marine, to be released,
interestingly, on 10/13.

    Jude

This from the movie's official website
(http://www.themarinemovie.com/ ):


John Cena is John Triton, a heroic Marine who comes home after being
discharged -- against his will -- from the Iraq War. Stateside, he
finds himself back in action when his wife (Kelly Carlson) is kidnapped
by a murderous gang led by the merciless Rome (Robert Patrick). With
everything on the line, the Marine will stop at nothing to carry out
his toughest, most important mission.

Spike TV's Production of Frank Spotnitz and Vince Gilligan Pilot
'A.M.P.E.D.' Set to Begin October 2 in Vancouver
Monday October 2, 11:02 am ET
Lee Tergesen ('Oz') and Tony Curran ('Miami Vice') Cast In Leading Roles

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2 /PRNewswire/ -- Spike TV has announced that
production is set to begin October 2 in Vancouver on the Frank Spotnitz
and Vince Gilligan created pilot "A.M.P.E.D." from Fox 21. Joining
executive producers Spotnitz and Gilligan on the project are
showrunners/executive producers Steven Mitchell and Craig Van Sickle.
Rob Lieberman will direct the pilot, as well as serve as an executive
producer.

Set in present day Minneapolis, "A.M.P.E.D." centers on a group of
police detectives and officers as they deal with a small but growing
percentage of the population that is falling prey to strange genetic
mutations, causing them to do destructive things to the city and those
around them.

Lee Tergesen has been cast in the lead role of Detective Brian Spicer,
a sensitive and quick-thinking homicide officer who is legendary in the
Department for being fearless and level-headed. Tony Curran portrays
Detective Mark Jacocks, a tough cop who imparts his own special brand
of survival philosophy onto rookies and whose method clashes with
Spicer.

Lee Tergesen is best known for his portrayal of Tobias Beecher on HBO's
"Oz" and has appeared on numerous TV series including "Desperate
Housewives," "Law and Order," "CSI" and "Homicide: Life on the Street."
Tergesen is also starring in the upcoming theatrical release "Texas
Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning." Scottish born actor Tony Curran has
appeared in more than a dozen feature films including "Miami Vice,"
"Gladiator," "Flight of the Phoenix," and "The League of Extraordinary
Gentlemen."

Cynthia Addai-Robinson ("Entourage"), Josh Biton ("Commander in
Chief"), Sarah Brown ("Cold Case") and Troy Winbush ("Medical
Investigation") round out the cast of "A.M.P.E.D."

"A.M.P.E.D." co-creators Frank Spotnitz and Vince Gilligan were
longtime showrunner/executive producers on "The X-Files" and Steven
Mitchell and Craig Van Sickle co-created and produced "The Pretender."

In Canada, Brightlight Pictures will produce. For Spike TV, Bill
McGoldrick of Spike TV is executive in charge of production.

Fox 21, the boutique from Twentieth Century Fox Television, aims to
deliver innovative programming to all the networks while controlling
the escalating costs of TV production. Led by Jane Francis, Fox 21 has
already produced three series spanning comedy, drama and reality in
"Free Ride," "Saved" and "Beauty and the Geek," and has multiple
projects in various stages of development for both network and cable
television.

Spike TV is available in 90 million homes and is a division of MTV
Networks. MTV Networks is a division of Viacom International Inc.
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  From people.co.uk:

1 October 2006
MULDER & SCULLY TOP X SYMBOLS

X FILES pair Dana Scully and Fox Mulder have been voted the Top Telly
Crushes in a poll of 14,000 viewers.
Stars Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny were fancied by both sexes
for their exploits in the 90s sci-fi show.
They pipped Brit actress Diana Rigg who had fans drooling as Emma Peel
in cult 60s hit The Avengers.
The online poll said of Diana: "She was unmissable in that amazing
leather jumpsuit."

The Top 10:

1=Anderson & Duchovny

3 Diana Rigg

4 Sarah Michelle Gellar (Buffy The Vampire Slayer)

5 Alyson Hannigan (Willow in Buffy)

6 Charisma Carpenter (Cordelia in Buffy)

7 Kiefer Sutherland (24)

8 Hugh Laurie (Dr Gregory in House)

9 Alyssa Milano (Sam in Who's The Boss?)

0 Billie Piper (Dr Who)
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(I'm assming they meant Billie Piper to be No. 10, not No. 0.)

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David Duchovny would be prepared to make a new X-Files film
 
Jamie Portman
CanWest News Service

Wednesday, September 20, 2006

HOLLYWOOD - David Duchovny knows now that he will always be the guy
from X-Files. It was a truth which he long avoided confronting,
believing that he could eventually escape the image of that show and of
Fox Mulder, the haunted investigator he portrayed for a decade.

He thought it would be possible to break new ground and move on from a
show which had captured the imaginations of millions of viewers.

Now, he's more realistic; in fact he's even prepared to do another
X-Files movie.

He admits now that after the series ended, he thought he could erase
those earlier associations by breaking new ground. He was wrong.

"I think at first, I might have wanted to make that attempt if for no
other reason that I always thought I could thrive in comedy, and I
hadn't done that,'' he says now.

So he made movies like Evolution, Connie And Carla and Zoolander. He
appeared in episodes of Sex And The City. But no matter what he does,
he is still the X-Files guy, and now he's resigned to it. That
ground-breaking show is simply too pervasive in its impact on the
culture for him to break free.

"At some point I realized that it is what it is, and that it's probably
unlikely that I can do anything. I don't think there can be something
as culturally pervasive as that character for me again certainly not a
movie character because X-Files was a part of our culture for years,
for a decade.''

Sure, he may dream of finding a new project with a similar impact on
the collective consciousness "but I don't see that happening.

"I mean what is there? There is really nothing I can think of that
would approach that kind of magnitude. It's very unlikely that will
happen as a matter of fact, I don't think I want it to happen. So at
some point, I just started choosing things because I liked them or
thought they would challenge me.''

That's why he signed up for the recent Trust The Man to play a husband
who's so dissatisfied with his marriage to Julianne Moore that he goes
astray.

Still, Duchovny is open to the idea of a second X-Files film.

"I'm willing to do a second movie. Gillian Anderson is willing. Chris
Carter (creator of the series) wants to. It's just a matter of some
issues with Fox that need to be worked out.''

Meanwhile, the series has a continuing life on DVD. The X-Files
phenomenon still astonishes Duchovny who remembers the early days of
uncertainty. He says nobody connected with the project had any idea
that the series would prove so popular.

The X-Files was one of the first television shows to be released on DVD
and it has widened its audience as a result. Duchovny just hopes that
The House Of D, the low-budget film he directed last year, with Robin
Williams starring, will also find an audience on DVD.

"Every aspect of making that film I loved,'' he says. The problem is
that nobody saw it.

"You're always disappointed when things aren't embraced completely and
nothing ever is,'' he says, trying to be philosophical. ``But the thing
I know is that the great thing and the horrible thing about the
business right now is that it's all abut DVD. It's hard to get a
theatrical release now, especially for a small film, but the great
thing is that there is now a DVD of that film that will sit on the
shelf as long as it needs to until it finds it's audience. That might
be never, but it does have a chance.''

jportman@...

© CanWest News Service 2006

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Hello All,

My life has gotten so busy that I can no longer attend
to this list....is there anyone willing to take it
over?  Let me know by Sept 30.

Thanks

Julie

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from http://www.straight.com/content.cfm?id=19840

   Duchovny files his TV past
   By ian caddell
Publish Date: 24-Aug-2006

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NEW YORK—One wonders if an agent calling up an actor has ever said,
“The good news is that you have a job on a TV series and the network
expects it to run for years. The bad news is that after it’s over you
will probably never work again.” David Duchovny is still working, but
in a hotel room in New York he admits that at the end of The X-Files in
2002 he began to think about making funny movies so he could move as
far as possible from his character in that series, Fox Mulder.

“I wanted to do comedies only because comedy seemed to be antithetical
to The X-Files. First I thought, ‘I will make people forget that,’ but
then I thought, ‘How could they forget that? It was a decade. You don’t
forget a decade.’ I can’t think of anything bigger in terms of
television. People talk about Star Trek, but it was only on for three
years and then created as nostalgia on reruns. At some point I realized
that it is what it is, and it is probably unlikely that I will ever do
anything as big as that, because I don’t think that there can be
anything as culturally pervasive as the show or that character.
Certainly not a movie character, because this was part of the culture.
There is nothing that I can think of that would approach that kind of
magnitude. So at some point I started choosing things because I liked
them or they challenged me.”

Duchovny’s latest choice, Trust the Man, is a romantic comedy about two
couples who are struggling through their relationships. (It opens in
Vancouver on Friday [September 1].) He plays a director of commercials
who is taking time off to be with his children. Julianne Moore is his
actor wife, Billy Crudup plays her brother and his best friend, and
Maggie Gyllenhaal plays Crudup’s girlfriend. The movie is directed by
Bart Freund?lich, who happens to be married to Moore. Crudup and
Duchovny are his best friends. Duchovny says that although it sounds
like a great way to make a movie, having pals on a set can have its
drawbacks.

“I had a lot of friends on this set, but one thing about doing The
X-Files for so many years is that they become friends. So I guess I was
used to that experience as well. When you do a movie with your friends,
you don’t want to disappoint them, because disappointing them has
repercussions. If you are working with people you don’t know that well
and it doesn’t work out, you can think ‘Well, maybe I won’t see them so
often and when I do I will say, “I am sorry that I fucked up your
movie.”?’ But you can’t do that with friends. On the one hand, you
think it would be much more casual and relaxed, but on the other hand,
you are constantly thinking, ‘I don’t want to screw up this movie.’?”
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Bart Freundlich (director of DD's new flick "Trust the Man") and DD
have a blog on Fox Searchlight about DD's new movie. You can read it
at:

http://www2.foxsearchlight.com/trusttheman/blog/

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From United Press International's website
http://www.upi.com/NewsTrack/view.php?StoryID=20060810-090542-9463r

NewsTrack - Entertainment
Duchovny ready to play Mulder again

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 (UPI) -- Actor David Duchovny said in New York he
would like to star in another film based on his Fox TV sci-fi/mystery
TV series, "The X-Files."

   Created by Chris Carter and co-starring Duchovny and Gillian Anderson,
the show originally ran from 1993 through 2002 and spawned a 1998 film
version, called "The X-Files."

   Asked if a sequel is in the works, Duchovny said, "It's always on the
horizon."

   "I'm still very much in touch with Chris Carter, Gillian. Both Gillian
and I are positive about it. It's not like we're running from it," he
said. "There are some legal things that need to be resolved over at
Fox."

   Although no script has been written yet for a sequel, "There is an
idea," Duchovny said.

   The star of the new big-screen comedy, "Trust the Man," denied,
however, reports he is planning to take over the role of Bruce Banner
from actor Eric Bana in an upcoming sequel to the 2003 film, "Hulk."

   "No," Duchovny said. "I don't know where that came from."

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xf:

Mon 8-7: TRUST THE MAN premieres in New York today, so ...

Tue 8-7: ... be on the lookout for TTM premiere coverage on the
various entertainment news shows today.

Wed 8-9: TRUST THE MAN: HBO FIRST LOOK premieres on HBO at 5:45 pm
and repeats at various times on various HBO sub-channels
(check local listings)

Fri 8-11: DD on LENO: NBC 11:35 pm

Mon 8-14: DD's INSIDE THE ACTORS STUDIO repeats on Bravo: 8 pm


non-xf:

Mon 7-31: Chris Meloni on REGIS: ABC 9 am

Mon 7-31: Hugh Laurie's INSIDE THE ACTORS STUDIO: Bravo 8 pm

Sat 8-5: HL's INSIDE THE ACTORS STUDIO: Bravo noon