That Pitt's character is in fact a serial killer himself. He takes Pitt's character along to help pay the bills, unaware His girlfriend as research for a book he is writing about serial Journalist who goes on a cross-country tour of famous murder sites with Starred another up-and-coming young actor, Bernard! A year later, in 1993, David got the lead role in the independent film Hard to forget the poor guy who was dragged across the lawn by the The films weren't 'low key', but hits, such asĭon't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead (1991) In the early 1990s, he got more bit parts in films, this time, however, Needless to say, David's talents as anĪctor would finally be recognized and he would get the acknowledgment In 1991, David got offered the role of DEA Dennis Bryson on theĪppeared in three episodes, but at that early stage, it was his biggest These parts were small and somewhat insignificant, it was a start andĭavid was able to get his foot in the door. Into films with bit parts in low key films such as Like any actor or celebrity, David began his career on the bottom, byĪcting in numerous commercials in the late-eighties. In 1987, he abandoned hisĭoctoral studies at Yale to pursue acting full time. While at Yale, he began commuting to New York to study acting and was He was even nominated for a college prize by the Academy ofĪmerican Poets for his outstanding work within the literary field. Recognized by his peers and teachers while he was in attendance at

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David earned an undergraduate degree from Princeton University, andĪlso attended Yale University, where he undertook a Master's Degree inĮnglish Literature. Of commercials, as well as a director of photography. David has a sister,ĭaniel Ducovny, an award-winning director (Miller), was a Scottish-born school teacher. Who was from a family of Jewish immigrants (from Ukraine and Poland),Īnd worked for the American Jewish Committee. His father, Amram Ducovny, was a writer and publicist David William Duchovny was born on August 7, 1960, in New York City,

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