The X-Files: David Duchovny, Gillian Anderson have 'talked about' more episodes The Blacklist recap: Red + Juliet 11 of television's most memorable motel moments(Image credit: Fox) David Duchovny made a name for himself on television thanks to his long-running role on The X-Files as Fox Mulder, although he went on to star in Showtime's Californication in a role that was definitely different from Mulder. Now, Duchovny is slated to return to Showtime for a new project, and it is high time that somebody get Duchovny's X-Files screen partner Gillian Anderson to appear in a project with him again after the X-Files revival ended on Fox in project bringing David Duchovny back to Showtime is potential series adaptation of the novel Truly Like Lightning, which Duchovny wrote and was published back in February 2021. Deadline reports that the potential Truly Like Lightning show has already received a script order in the development process, with Duchovny attached to play the leading man, write the adaptation, and executive produce if the script order results in a series order. Also on board are Tyler Nilson and Michael Schwartz, who wrote and directed The Peanut Butter Falcon. They would direct and executive produce the what does that have to do with Gillian Anderson? Well, the plot of Truly Like Lightning could provide some potential characters for Anderson, and her roles ranging from The X-Files to Sex Education to play a sex therapist to The Crown prove that she has the range to do more than just play the skeptic to David Duchovny's believer during their time on the Fox series. The plot centers on Bronson Powers, to be played by Duchovny, who is a former Hollywood stuntman with three wives and ten children who has embraced a life off the grid and unplugged in the desert of Joshua life is turned upside down when a real estate developer attempts to ruthlessly force him off his desert land, which could result in his family being exposed to the temptations of modern 21st century America, which Bronson had tried to leave behind. The book is described as "a heartbreaking meditation on family, religion, sex, greed, human nature, and the vanishing environment of an ancient desert," and the real estate developer in the novel is a female the three wives and the real estate developer, there are four characters right there that Gillian Anderson could play for an adaptation! With David Duchovny so heavily involved with the potential project plus preexisting ties with Showtime, it's not unimaginable that he could bring Anderson in if she was so inclined and had the there is the point that at least some viewers might focus more on the X-Files reunion than anything happening in the new show, but Duchovny and Anderson are skilled enough actors that working opposite each other on such a different project could totally work, right? As a veteran X-Files fan, I have to say that I'd rather see Anderson as a separate and more distinct character than one of three wives. Although it would be fun to actually get to see them play love interests on screen for once after the Mulder/Scully situation!For his part, David Duchovny has said that he's "so excited to be heading back home to Showtime" and that he "can't wait to begin" the new collaboration for Truly Like Lightning. There is no guarantee at this point that Truly Like Lightning will get a series order, but with the writer of the book so heavily involved and formerly starring and executive producing a hit for the network, I can definitely see David Duchovny getting his project off the ground and adapted into a TV show, with or without Gillian Anderson for another X-Files you want to relive David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson's days together as Mulder and Scully, you can find the full run of The X-Files (including the divisive pair of revival seasons) streaming on Hulu now. Resident of One Chicago, Bachelor Nation, and Cleveland. Has opinions about crossovers, Star Wars, and superheroes. Will not time travel. David Duchovny. 392,707 likes · 703 talking about this. Join me and my band on tour in Europe this November. ⬇️ https://linktr.ee/davidduchovny A small crowd has gathered in front of the Fox theatre on Hollywood Boulevard. Carrying rolled-up copies of Variety magazine and holding up mobile phone cameras, they press their flesh as close to the metal barricade as possible. They are here to see David Duchovny, most famous for the newly resurrected science-fiction drama The X-Files, whose star is being unveiled on the Walk of Fame today. Duchovny’s closest confidantes are here, too – X-Files creator Chris Carter, Californication co-star Pamela Adlon, his manager Melanie Green, his brother – but they’re outnumbered by the strangers, the autograph seekers, and the tourists who will stop anywhere they see a fence and some security guards in is a recovering sex addict and a famously private man. During the ceremony that follows, his friend, the comedian Garry Shandling, refers to him as a “sensitive, vulnerable guy”. A few hours later, at a nearby hotel, I ask Duchovny if this is true. In his slow, laconic drawl, he says it is. “You know, Garry can stand there and tell you I’m this or I’m that,” he says, “but that’s not really the narrative that’s out there, and that’s OK.”Duchovny’s hotel room is an ornate, whimsical pastiche of styles and patterns. The entire building reeks of a pungent perfume, as though the staff were covering up an even more heinous smell. It is a fitting location in which to discuss one of the more artificial, touristy traditions of Hollywood, one about which Duchovny seems ambivalent.“You know, we live in an ironic age,” he says. “To hear Garry go up there in this quite probably cheesy ceremony from another time – you know, campy, kitschy, in a crappy part of Hollywood – it could be just awful. If you pull back a certain way, you want to just run. Listening there, I don’t know what Garry is going to say, and I hear him try to say heartfelt, loving things as a friend, and I’m like, ‘Yeah, he’s really trying to communicate, and that’s beautiful and ballsy.’ Because people are out of that habit. It’s so hostile the way we communicate socially now, and so ironic and so meta and distant and multilayered. To hear a guy go out there and say, ‘I love Dave.’ I felt exposed.”Duchovny has spent a major part of his life being exposed. The 55-year-old has now been a globally recognised face since The X-Files premiered in 1993. That fame offers a variety of perks, but it’s also a burden for someone as seemingly introverted as Duchovny. His battle with sex addiction led him to check into a rehab facility in 2008, and his on-again, off-again marriage to fellow actor Téa Leoni, with whom he has two children, has made them both fodder for tabloid speculation. In 2008, he threatened to sue the Mail On Sunday over a story alleging he had an affair with a Hungarian tennis instructor, which both parties denied. The Mail on Sunday retracted the story. That aside, he retains a reputation as a bit of a playboy and there continues to exist a prurient public interest in his private Anderson was the most notable no-show at Duchovny’s Walk of Fame event, but she did send a letter that was read aloud, a mock eulogy that ended with her jokingly saying, “He’ll always be my shining star. May his soul rest in peace.” As Agent Dana Scully, Anderson spent nine years and two motion pictures playing the foil to Duchovny’s dogged, obsessive Agent Mulder. Their fictional relationship developed from a tense partnership to a tortured romance, which in the new six-episode series has soured into a breakup. Their dynamic chemistry made fans campaign to see them together, both on screen and off. Rumours persist that Duchovny and Anderson have, at one point, been involved in a sexual relationship. (It doesn’t help that neither appears to be in a committed relationship, or aren’t letting on they are.)That Duchovny still has to answer questions about their relationship visibly frustrates him. “Gillian and I are not lovers, or boyfriend and girlfriend,” he says. “There seems to be a certain kind of Twitter contingent that wants us to be together. It’s odd to me, because I’ve never had the fantasy of wanting two people together that aren’t, or are.”We arrive at the subject of Anderson’s recent revelation that she was offered less than he was to do the new series. “I’ve done everything I can to help that whenever I could,” Duchovny says. “I think we should be paid the same to do The X-Files.” He rises in his chair to hammer home the point further. “You can ask Gillian. She knows that I have always wanted us to be paid the same, for as long as I’ve known there was a discrepancy. Hollywood payment is not fair, and it doesn’t always parcel on gender lines or race lines, or anything like that.”In fact, Duchovny has had his own war over money with 20th Century Fox. His exit from the show in 2001 followed a lawsuit filed against Fox for allegedly underpaying him millions of dollars in ancillary profits. The suit was settled out of court and he returned to the role of Fox Mulder for the final episodes of the TV series, and a second feature film, 2008’s The X-Files: I Want to addition to the financial rewards, the new series has offered Duchovny the challenge of finding a way to take Fox Mulder into the next stage of his life, without rehashing what he’d done two decades earlier. “I think it’s just the acknowledgment that 20 years have passed, at least,” he explains, “and the opportunity as an actor to try to say, ‘I can’t play it the way I played it when I was 33 or 32, because that would be obscene and weird’. It’s like seeing a 95-year-old guy in a toupee, you know.”Instead he wants Mulder to age gracefully, meeting the march of time head on, rather than clinging to the tricks he employed as a younger man. “We don’t have to change Mulder, but he’s going to keep getting older, if I get to play him. While one’s character doesn’t change, there are little adjustments we make unconsciously. As we learn, as we lose, as things fall away, as new things happen. So I thought, ‘Wow, what an opportunity.’ I can be Mulder 20 years later. He’s still going to be Mulder, but I’ve got to figure out what’s the difference.”I ask Duchovny how he thinks he’s changed himself. Does he ever wish the rest of the world could understand him the way friends like Garry Shandling do? “The need to be truly known, I feel, is an intimate, interpersonal thing. The need to be truly known seems very weird. Who really needs their innermost self to be known by more than two or three or four people?”But I want to know, I say: I’m here to know. Wouldn’t it be better just to let it all out?“If I appear indifferent or aloof, it just really means that I’m vulnerable and that I’m afraid,” he says. “So, what I’m actually saying is that, when people say, ‘Well, I’m just like anybody else’, that’s actually true. Although it just sounds like bullshit coming out of my mouth. But all that’s just kind of fear in those moments where you’re completely out of control in a crowd, or being consumed in some mass way.”Art imitating life? With Natascha McElhone in Californication, in which Duchovny plays a writer and sex addict. Photograph: Everett/Rex/ShutterstockBut crowds come with the job. Like anyone who’s lived with fame as long as he has, Duchovny possesses a certain physical presence that comes from needing to be concerned with appearance on a semi-regular basis. For today’s festivities, he’s wearing sneakers, jeans, a black T-shirt and a leather chain with an elaborate silver charm at the end – an ensemble befitting a man seen as something of a rebellious bohemian, an image cemented by some of the roles he’s chosen. In the acclaimed TV drama Californication, he played a brilliant writer and rakish sex addict – a part some took to be early roles enhanced his image as a rebellious, offbeat figure. In the thriller Kalifornia, he played a graduate student researching serial killers who unknowingly shares a ride across the US with an actual serial killer (Brad Pitt) and his girlfriend (Juliette Lewis). For a while, it appeared that every project he signed up to would be just as transgressive – the erotic serial Red Shoe Diaries, Twin Peaks – but The X-Files changed everything. His face ended up on magazine covers, action figures, trading cards, and in the dirty minds of male and female admirers across the he left the show, two years before it finally ended, he made a run at leading man status. But his big swing at blockbuster filmmaking, the Ivan Reitman comedy Evolution, stalled at the box office. After that, he wrote and directed the indie drama House Of D, co-starring Robin Williams, but that also failed to make an impact.“I don’t take a lot of pleasure in being happy in my performance if the thing doesn’t work,” Duchovny says now. “If the thing works, I’m pretty happy. Then, I’m more or less happy about what I’m doing.”What reallymakes him happy, then? In another life, he was a prep school kid who grew up in New York City, and later an Ivy League graduate studying under literary critic Harold Bloom and pursuing a PhD. On a lark, he auditioned for a commercial for Löwenbräu beer and got the job. By 1988, he’d secured a small role in the Mike Nichols film Working Girl and decided to make a go of acting. Since the end of Californication, he’s found time to publish a book – a talking animal fable called Holy Cow – and write another one. He’s released an album of soulful traditional rock and directed episodes of Californication and Bones. But, he tells me, it’s basketball that still has his ask what position he played as an undergraduate at Princeton and Duchovny’s eyes light up. He shifts in his seat and smiles. “I was a guard, but I was a shooting guard.” In an Esquire profile dating back to the original run of The X-Files, he says the most memorable moment in his life occurred on the basketball court: a bit of last-minute heroics to secure a victory for his high-school team. “Is that shot still the highlight of your life?” I wonder. I see him transition back to seriousness in a flash, ready to correct me. “More accurately, it was a game-winning assist.”For a man who just sat through a celebration of his career, Duchovny seems quite preoccupied with the unselfish nature of both basketball and acting. I can see that he really does take pride in having made the smart pass to win the game, and his language becomes more and more impassioned the deeper we get into sports talk. “I watch basketball,” he says, “and I hear those guys talk about themselves, and I just know who gets it and who doesn’t. And I’m like, ‘You will never win a championship. Oh, you might win a championship.’ Because basketball is a beautiful game. It’s not just about skill; it really is about understanding that team, whatever team you’re on. Every team’s got a different key.”For now, he’s back with his original X-Files team, and having viewed the first two episodes, it’s clear that Fox Mulder has lost his faith. It’s as though more of Duchovny has seeped into his greatest creation. Mulder was a character defined by unwavering belief, but the actor who portrays him is sceptical of most things: strangers, social media, the very concept of rocker: performing at The Cutting Room, New York, May 2015. Photograph: Astrid Stawiarz/Getty Images“Mulder was always the engine and Scully was like the brake,” Duchovny says. “And now we had the guy who wasn’t putting his foot on the gas and she’s not putting her foot on the gas, either. I thought, ‘Well, where is the energy coming from?’ We had to get moving, and it was hard for me to try to figure out how to drive the show without being the guy who’s driving the show. I’m not sure if I succeeded.”No one has publicly ruled out further adventures, and ratings in America have been quite good. But even if this is the end, Duchovny will still be busy. His Charles Manson drama Aquarius is coming back for a second series, and his next book, Bucky Fucking Dent, is scheduled for release later this year. It’s based on an unproduced screenplay that’s been sitting on his shelf for a few years, and returns to his love of sports, specifically baseball. “[The book] takes place in 1978 in New York, with the Yankee/Boston Red Sox pennant race as a backdrop. It’s not a baseball book, but it does use that as a backdrop. It’s a father-son story, with a love story thrown in as a curveball.”And what of his own family? He has two children with Leoni – Madelaine West, 16, and Kyd Miller, 13. Duchovny and Leoni live five blocks apart from each other in New York, and co-parent. “You know, I get asked, ‘Are your kids proud of you?’, and I’m like, ‘I don’t understand that question. I don’t care. I’m proud of them. It’s reversed. I’m watching them. I couldn’t give a shit if they watch me.”Duchovny sees himself as a bit of a teacher, a career both his mother and sister went into, and one he, too, considered before his leap into acting. He’s hoping to teach his children some of the endurance he has used to keep moving forward in showbusiness, in spite of lawsuits, divorces, tabloid scandals and unsatisfying projects.“That’s what I worry about with my kids all the time. It’s not so much [a question of] are they going to win, but are they going to come back after failing? Are they going to get hurt too bad? You want them to remain vulnerable and real, so losing is going to hurt. Failing is going to hurt. But you really want to teach them somehow. I don’t know how, because you can’t just say, ‘Hey, be resilient.’ But I think if I look at my career and I look at myself, I’m pretty resilient and maybe that’s what that [Walk of Fame] star means to me: I can make it, and I kept at it. I kept trying.”Still, it’s hard to shake the feeling that this entire day – the Walk of Fame, the interviews, the photos, even The X-Files – isn’t really who Duchovny is. So, what, if anything, does his new star on Hollywood Boulevard actually signify?He pauses and sighs. “That nothing lasts for ever, but maybe this [star] will last for a while after I’m gone, and that’s kind of cool.” Duchovny smiles. “You know, you can come back here and step on me.” David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson. David Duchovny’s show Californication is a comedy-drama television series that aired for seven seasons on Showtime from 2007 to 2014. It was praised for its witty and often provocative dialogue and its exploration of complex characters and relationships. There are quite a few things fans don't know about Gillian Anderson. For the most part, they know that she's currently playing Margaret Thatcher on The Crown, but they may not know that she still has a complicated relationship with her X-Files co-star, David Duchovny. While Gillian Anderson seems to have a certain reputation around Hollywood, David Duchovny does too. In fact, there's a theory that his Californication character (Hank Moody) was based on him. Therefore, we can imagine these two Hollywood titans clashing... And apparently, they did. Let's take a look at why these two feuded and what they feuded about... It Started To Come To Light In 1997 Fox's The X-Files ran from 1993 until 2002, had a revival from 2016 to 2018, and spawned two films in 1998 and 2008. Throughout the show's run, David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson were locked in a mysterious feud that neither has been 100% honest about. According to Metro UK, David blames the sheer amount of hours they worked together for their feud: "Familiarity breeds contempt". Then he said, "We used to argue about nothing. We couldn’t stand the sight of each other." But not everyone who spends time with someone begins to hate them... So, what really happened? According to UpRoxx, fans started to catch wind of their feud in 1997 when Gillian forgot to thank David or X-Files' creator Chris Carter during her Emmy win for the role. Afterward, she took out a full-page ad in Variety thanking them and the cast and crew. However, a year earlier, David Duchovny was quoted in a book talking about the tension he had with his X-Files co-star: "We don't hang out. We are very wary of the fact that at any moment the other can turn into a psychotic human being because of the demands that are put on us, the sixteen-hour days. So I know when she is tired and irritable, and she knows the same about me. We have a great respect for the fine line the other is walking all the time." Yet, when David won a Golden Globe two years later, he praised Gillian as an amazing co-star... Yet multiple interviews he gave around the win suggested that he was supremely frustrated with Gillian. It's all very confusing. What is clear is that the two had very different working styles. David, who hated filming the show in Vancouver, wanted to move at a faster pace. Gillian, on the other hand, was a perfectionist and took forever to get ready and wanted to constantly redo her work. David And Gillian Further Complicated The Narrative On Jimmy Kimmel While promoting their X-Files revival on Jimmy Kimmel Live back in 2016, David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson were asked about their complicated history. Both of them seemed fairly uncomfortable when answering this line of questions... Although, both of them didn't exactly seem thrilled to be sitting there with each other in the first place. But they moved through it all as best they could... They are professionals, after all. "Today...," Jimmy Kimmel began. "I was very surprised at how friendly you guys were and are because I was under the impression that you guys didn't like each other when you were shooting the show." "You mean friendly to each other?" Gillian asked. "Yeah." Then the three of them started to joke about how Jimmy Kimmel and his producers made the two X-Files stars engage in a personal and touchy skit before they came on to interview. "But even off-camera. There was a lot of comradery it seems there, " Jimmy said. "There is," Gillian claimed. "Mm. Mhm," David nodded. "Was it always like that?" Jimmy asked, causing both of them to shake their heads... "No," Gillian said. "So, I do remember that correctly. There was some rough patches." "Sure, yeah," David said, clearly not wanting to get into the subject. This is when Jimmy probed more, asking what exactly the two X-Files icons would fight about on and off of the set. "Like, if you had to pick one thing," Jimmy continued, seeing that both David and Gillian were both physically squirming in their seats. "What was it that rubbed you the wrong way about each other." "Well, I wondered this for a long time and, uh, um... I think part of it, you know, we shot in Vancouver [British Columbia, Canada] and it's very moist in Vancouver," Gillian said of the wetter climate the stunning coastal city often has in the Spring, Fall, and Winter. "It was the humidity?" Jimmy asked, laughing. At this point in the interview, Gillian couldn't get it together. Between laughing about claiming Vancouver was "moist" and his uncomfortable she appeared to be with the line of questioning, the whole thing turned into a s*** show. David, on the other hand, played off the tension with his typical Hank Moody expressions. "Let me just say, I have no idea where it's going. And It's kind of fun," David said. "I would finish the story if I had any idea what you were talking about. But I don't." As she got it together, Gillian claimed that the moistness in the Vancouver air made her hair very frizzy... "That's what it was!" David joked. "It takes us forever. Between every single take, they would have to blowdry my hair again. And things take a long time," Gillian said. "And I got pissed at that?" David asked. "Well, I think it added to the tension..." Gillian said. "It kind of makes me sound like an a***hole." Their Relationship Is Still An Enigma The last time we heard from either David or Gillian about their relationship was in 2018. According to The Daily Mail, Gillian was asked about her somewhat mysterious feud with David. This is when she said she actually didn't really know him... even though they've worked together on-and-off for decades... "We’ve spent so much time with each other over the years that I’ve probably been together with him more than in any other relationship I’ve had. But that doesn’t necessarily make you close. We might have a little chit-chat between scenes but we don’t really talk about our personal lives because we’re at work. And we don’t have meals together because we’re spending so much time in each other’s company." While both X-Files' stars have been coy about what's really happened between them, it's pretty obvious that their relationship was anything but a walk in the park. Next: Here’s What ‘X-Files’ Actress Yvonne Boismier Phillips Is Up To Now Gillian Anderson confirmed the new season of the X-files will be her last. She says in 25 years of knowing co-star David Duchovny they haven't been close. She shared the moment they first met “X-Files” reunion: Gillian Anderson presenta David Duchovny a Stella, il suo cane Mulder e Scully si sono fatti un selfie. E come sempre succede con loro, i fan sono impazziti, consapevoli che per vederli come la coppia famosa di agenti FBI rimane solo Instagram Si dirà, ma che senso ha informare su Gillian Anderson e David Duchovny che si sono fatti una foto su Instagram. Due attori che, nonostante un bel po’ di progetti seguiti alla serie – X-Files – che li ha resi celeberrimi, saranno per sempre collegati a quel prodotto che li ha fatti esplodere. E per cui molta gente reclama nuove avventura. Be’, esattamente per questo motivo, cioè che poiché di nuove avventure dell’agente Dana Scully e Fox Mulder manco l’ombra (Anderson ha detto più volte «mai più Dana»), ci si accontenta di una foto. Postata ieri sull’Instagram di Gillian, la foto (il selfie, insomma) ritrai i due colleghi e amici di lunga data assieme a un terzo incomodo, il cane di Gillian, Stella. Che ha avuto l’onore di conoscere il buon David («Stella ha conosciuto un nuovo amico oggi»). La coppia è una delle più famose e amate della tv – in parte anche del cinema, X-Files è finito sul grande schermo per due volte – e guardandoli non si fa fatica a pensare a due nuovi Julie Andrews e Christopher Plummer. Volenterosi e dolci di farsi foto e andare a reunion pure in là con gli anni; probabilmente quando si sarò risolto il mistero degli ufo, uno dei tanti della serie. X-Files: Dana e Scully oggi Nove anni sul set, 1993-2002, due film (1998 e 2008) e altre due serie: la prima uscita a 14 anni dalla chiusura, nel 2016, l’ultima nel 2018. Poi stop. E la confessione che XF li aveva in più di un’occasione fatti Divise, le carriere dei due attori sono state altalenanti. All’inizio è sembrato David quello in grado di staccarsi in modo eclatante dal ruolo di Fox, il personaggio affascinante e derelitto di Californication, serie andata in onda su Showtime per sette anni, è l’opposto di Mulder; meno quello di Aquarius, un agente di polizia. Ma l’animo dell’attore non è mai stato uno dei più tranquilli. Ricoverato per sex addiction nel 2008, è famoso anche per aver alzato il gomito: da cui l’ottimo consiglio «qual è l’antidepressivo perfetto? Lo champagne», almeno così consigliava una volta. Ora le sue passioni sono la musica, e la scrittura, che alterna ai tour. Siccome causa pandemia niente concerti, l’ultima fatica uscita a febbraio in libreria è il romanzo Truly like lighting. Gillian e David in “X-Files – Il film”, film diretto da Chris Carter nel 1998. (Ansa) A fine di X-Files e di due matrimoni Gillian invece se ne è tornata in Inghilterra, essendo naturalizzata britannica. Lì ha lavorato per il cinema e per la tv, con molti titoli prodotti dalla BBC. Riesce a tornare tra le serie che contano con The Fall – Caccia al serial killer, andata in onda dal 2013 al 2016. Con Scully nelle ultime due stagione di XF. E soprattutto con il ruolo della sessuologa mamma del protagonista di Sex education, su Netflix, un personaggio che la fa amare da un pubblico giovane e che mette in luce il suo fascino con un taglio di capelli nuovo e un guardaroba fresco e colorato. Ricevi news e aggiornamenti sulle ultime tendenze beauty direttamente nella tua posta Infine gli applausi per la Margaret Thatcher di The Crown 4, per il quale ha vinto un Golden Globe. In pieno spolvero, l’ultima notizia di Gilliam a parte il selfie con David è la scrittura nel cast di The First Lady, serie antologica sulle mogli dei presidenti. Un’altra sfida con un personaggio storico-politico, stavolta nei panni di Eleanor Roosevelt. iO Donna ©RIPRODUZIONE RISERVATA That same year, David was offered the role of FBI Agent Fox "Spooky" Mulder on the long-running TV series The X-Files (1993). The show was a tremendous international success and propelled David (and his co-star Gillian Anderson) into super-stardom. His character of Mulder has become somewhat of a pop culture legend and is renowned the world Anderson tweeted a special message from her dog, Stella — and Duchovny's dog, Brick, responded. It's been nearly three decades since The X-Files touched down on our screens, but when you're fighting government conspiracies and extraterrestrials, you become friends for life. Which means you always remember when your pal's special day comes around. On Saturday, Gillian Anderson tweeted a sweet birthday wish to her former X-Files costar David Duchovny, but with a little twist: The message was written to Duchovny's dog, Brick, on behalf of Anderson's dog, Stella. X-Files Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny in 'The X-Files' | Credit: Everett Collection "Hey @brick_duchovny it's Stella. I heard it was your human's birthday," Anderson tweeted along with a picture of Stella sitting in front of a tennis ball. "Hey @davidduchovny happy birthday. Love Stella." Brick responded with a video of himself playing with a tennis ball at the beach. "Thanks for the ball Stella!" he wrote. "Ill let @davidduchovny know and I hope your human @GillianA is doing great. Play date soon?" Duchovny later replied to the message himself, thanking Anderson with a foamy photo of Brick with some suds on his head. (See, some celebrities are into bathing.) Anderson and Duchovny made headlines back in April when they reunited in a charming Instagram photo. "Stella made a new friend today," Anderson teased in the caption of the image, which featured the actors hanging out with Anderson's dog. The pair landed their breakout roles as Fox Mulder and Dana Scully on the hit sci-fi television series, which ran nine seasons from 1993 to 2002. The show returned for its 10th and 11th seasons in a revival series that aired in 2016 and 2018, respectively. Over the years, dedicated fans have followed Anderson and Duchovny's relationship on and off the show. The X-Files buds' birthdays are only two days apart — Duchonvny was born Aug. 7, and Anderson was born Aug. 9. So here's hoping for another canine birthday wish from Brick for Anderson's big day. Related content: X-Files animated comedy spin-off in development at FoxGillian Anderson cast as Eleanor Roosevelt on Showtime's The First LadyThe Crown star Gillian Anderson says she would have been 'really dumb' to turn down the role of Margaret Thatcher
The Anderson File By Neil Blincow The truth is out - X-Files star Gillian Anderson would love to play a steamy love scene with co-star David Duchovny! GILLIAN ANDERSON has become one of the world's most desired women as FBI Special Agent Dana Scully - the cool super-intelligent power-dresser who rarely betrays a hint of a smile.
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