David Duchovny has plenty to celebrate - he received a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame and Sunday's premiere of The X-Files revival pulled in a huge audience. The actor, 55, was joined at the special ceremony Monday morning by Chris Carter, the creator of The X-Files who cast him in the role of Fox 'Spooky' Mulder back in 1998.
'I wouldn't have a career without Chris and his show The X Files. That really made everything happen for me as an actor,' Duchovny told the fans gathered to congratulate him.
Fourteen years after the show based around alien abductions, UFO's and the paranormal ended, Fox TV decided to bring back The X-Files for a limited season of six episodes.
Duchovny reunited with Gillian Anderson, as Dana Scully, for the revival that has its second episode Monday night on Fox.
Early figures indicate the return of the sci-fi series that enjoys cult status was a winner, racking up an audience of about 13.5 million and a 5.1 rating among adults aged 18 to 49
