David Duchovny Confirms Marriage to Monique Pendleberry
David Duchovny confirmed he married Monique Pendleberry in February 2023, after dating since 2017, keeping their relationship private until his recent public acknowledgment on Today show.
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Duchovny and Anderson Reflect on Tense 'X-Files' Relationship
David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson discussed their off-screen relationship during the original run of The X-Files, revealing they drifted apart despite their on-screen chemistry. Duchovny noted the tension didn't affect their performances, suggesting it might have even enhanced them. Despite past tensions, the two have remained friends, likening their bond to family due to their shared experience on the show. Meanwhile, a reboot of The X-Files by Ryan Coogler is in the works, featuring a new direction and diverse cast.
"What Happens Later": Meg Ryan and David Duchovny Discuss the Ending and the State of Romantic Comedies
Meg Ryan and David Duchovny discuss the ambiguous ending of their film "What Happens Later," where their characters reconnect but don't exchange phone numbers before parting ways. Ryan believes the ending is perfect and suggests that these two people will continue to cross paths and "screw it up in perpetuity." Duchovny adds that the ending will spark discussions among viewers, with some wanting the characters to end up together and others not. Despite not exchanging numbers, Duchovny points out that in the age of social media, finding someone is easy.
Meg Ryan's Bittersweet Rom-Com 'What Happens Later' Takes Flight
Meg Ryan directs and stars in "What Happens Later," a romantic comedy that challenges the conventions of the genre. The film follows two middle-aged former lovers who reunite during a snowstorm at an airport. While the movie attempts to inject whimsy and charm, it primarily focuses on the characters' grievances and regrets. Despite the lack of commitment to its own premise, Ryan and co-star David Duchovny deliver compelling performances. "What Happens Later" reflects the decline of traditional rom-coms in favor of more diverse and character-driven offerings on television and in independent films.
'Love and Airports: Exploring the World of "What Happens Later" with David Duchovny and Meg Ryan'
David Duchovny discusses his role in the film "What Happens Later," where he plays a man who reconnects with his ex-girlfriend, played by Meg Ryan, during an airport layover. Duchovny reflects on the passage of time and the different concerns that come with age, while emphasizing that love remains a goal. He also discusses his desire to transition into a romantic leading man and his approach to bringing a light touch to drama and a dramatic weight to comedy. Duchovny praises Ryan's directing and their collaborative trust on set. The film, which explores the complexities of relationships later in life, was filmed at an airport after hours and received permission for actors to promote it.
Meg Ryan and David Duchovny Reflect on Rom-Coms and Fame in 'What Happens Later'
Meg Ryan and David Duchovny, co-stars of the film "What Happens Later," discuss their on-screen chemistry, the influence of Nora Ephron, and the false promise of fame. Ryan dedicates the film to Ephron, with whom she collaborated on beloved romantic comedies like "When Harry Met Sally" and "Sleepless in Seattle." The film, which Ryan co-wrote and directed, tells the story of two exes stuck in an airport during a snowstorm. Ryan and Duchovny share their experiences working together, their hiatuses from the industry, and their thoughts on their children pursuing acting careers.
Meg Ryan's Hollywood Hiatus: From Rom-Com Queen to Motherhood and Back Again
Meg Ryan discusses her new film "What Happens Later," her first in eight years, in which she serves as co-writer, director, executive producer, and co-star alongside David Duchovny. Ryan reflects on her impact on the rom-com genre and the challenges she faced returning to acting. She praises Duchovny's talent and charm, and the two actors share their experience working together on the film. Ryan also discusses the unique narrative of the movie, which focuses on love later in life, and her admiration for the late Nora Ephron, who had a significant influence on her career.
Meg Ryan and David Duchovny Reconnect in Rom-Com 'What Happens Later'
Meg Ryan and David Duchovny star in the upcoming romantic comedy film "What Happens Later," where they play former lovers who reunite after more than 20 years. Stranded in an airport due to flight delays, they must navigate their unexpected connection and confront the truth about their past relationship. The film, based on Steven Dietz's play Shooting Star, marks Ryan's first screen role since 2015 and is set to release on October 13th.
Meg Ryan and David Duchovny Reunite in Rom-Com 'What Happens Later'
Meg Ryan stars in and directs the romantic comedy film "What Happens Later," alongside David Duchovny. The trailer showcases their characters, Willa and Bill, who reconnect after years apart when their flights are delayed and they become stranded in an airport with mystical properties. The film, which marks Ryan's return to the rom-com genre, aims to evolve the genre while paying homage to classic films from the '40s. "What Happens Later" is set to release on October 13th.
Meg Ryan's Rom-Com Return: A Look at 'What Happens Later'
Meg Ryan is making a return to the rom-com genre in the film "What Happens Later," which she also co-wrote and directed. The movie, inspired by the late Nora Ephron, follows the story of Willa (played by Ryan) and her ex-lover Bill (David Duchovny) who find themselves snowed in at an airport. As they reconnect and reflect on their past, they question if their reunion is coincidental or guided by a greater force. Ryan describes the film as a romantic and sexy comedy that evolves the genre while paying homage to classic screwball comedies. "What Happens Later" is set to release on October 13th.
David Duchovny's 'Bucky F*cking Dent': A Father-Son Dramedy with Amusing Inspiration.
David Duchovny directs and stars in "Bucky F*cking Dent," a comedy-drama based on his 2016 novel about a dying Red Sox fan comforted by his son and friends who make up stories about imaginary victories. The film features caustic, irreverent humor and amusing banter between the father and son, but struggles with its tone in some scenes. Overall, it works better as black comedy than drama, with Duchovny and Logan Marshall-Green trading funny quips and insults like a seasoned vaudeville comedy team.