David Duchovny considers himself old for the full season of The X-Files
David Duchovny is set to return to his role as FBI Special Agent Fox Mulder from Fox's The X-Files. Answering questions from USA TODAY, the actor noted that he would be more than happy to return and work again with his partner Gillian Anderson and creator of the series Chris Carter. In particular, Duchovny said the following: “I suppose this will happen Sooner or later. We need to discuss the form and the number of episodes. Naturally, I cannot and am not interested in movieing a full season. It should be a series with a limited number of episodes. We are already old, and we do not have the strength to shoot a full season. " added the actor with a laugh. At the Television Critics Association in California, Fox confirmed that that the network wants to resume work on the cult sci-fi series. Fox Television Group directors Dana Walden and Gary Newman said they are in the early stages of negotiations with Chris Carter. As of this writing, Duchovny is starring in the new NBC series Aquarius, in which he plays a detective looking for the then unknown American criminal Charles Manson. The series takes place in the 60s of the last century. In addition, the actor is working on his first novel, Holy Cow, about a talking cow that escaped from a slaughterhouse. The book will be published on February 3, 2015. The X-Files aired on Fox from 1993 to 2002. In 1998 and 2008, two full-length spin-offs were released: " The Topic of Article: David Duchovny considers himself old for the full season of The X-Files. |
