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   THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 7:30 PM   
   David Duchovny (HOUSE OF D, THE X-FILES, KALIFORNIA)   
   presents Bernardo Bertolucci's 1973 classic LAST TANGO   
   IN PARIS starring Marlon Brando and Maria Schneider   
      
   Marlon Brando plays Paul, an American expatriate whose wife has   
   recently committed suicide. Maria Schneider is Jeanne, a young   
   Frenchwoman engaged to be married to an earnest young filmmaker.   
   When they meet by chance in an empty Paris apartment, Paul and   
   Jeanne embark on an intense sexual relationship that obliterates   
   the outside world each is hiding from. Bertolucci and Brando   
   created controversy with their poignant vision of desire   
   inflamed by grief.   
      
   David Duchovny bio   
   Born and raised in New York City, David Duchovny attended   
   Princeton University, received his Masters Degree in English   
   Literature from Yale and was on the road to earning his Ph.D.   
   when he caught the acting bug.   
      
   Subsequently, Duchovny emerged to become one of the most highly   
   acclaimed actors in Hollywood. The star of Fox Television's   
   monster hit THE X-FILES, he was nominated for an Emmy for   
   Outstanding Actor, and nominated for Outstanding Guest Actor   
   for THE LARRY SANDERS SHOW. In January 1997, Duchovny won a   
   Golden Globe Award for Best Actor for THE X-FILES. He has been   
   nominated for a total of three Golden Globes, three Screen   
   Actors Guild Awards and a TV Critics Award for Best Actor   
   in a Drama Series. His acting credits include a transvestite   
   detective in David Lynch's hit TV show TWIN PEAKS,   
   PLAYING GOD, and Steven Soderbergh's FULL FRONTAL.   
      
   Duchovny added the role of director to his already extensive   
   list of accomplishments when he wrote, directed and starred   
   in two critically acclaimed episodes of THE X-FILES, He also   
   completed production on his feature directorial debut, HOUSE   
   OF D. He penned the screenplay for this coming-of-age story set   
   in New York during the 1970s in which he also stars opposite   
   Robin Williams, Tea Leoni and Erykah Badu. The film is due   
   to be released by Lions Gate in April 2005.   
      
   Most recently Duchovny was seen in the Universal/Spyglass comedy   
   CONNIE & CARLA DO LA, opposite Nia Vardalos and Toni Collette. He   
   just finished filming a starring role opposite Julianne Moore and   
   Maggie Gyllenhaal in TRUST THE MAN, for director Bart Freundlich.   
      
   Tickets   
   Cinema's Legacy   
   Tickets are $10 General Admission, $8 for Members (Union,   
   Guild, ArcLight, Skirball and AFI Members) and $6 for Students.   
   To order advance tickets, call 866.468.3399 or order online at   
   http://www.ticketweb.com/.   
      
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