Things We Lost In The Fire

I’ve said this before, but I became a big David Duchonny fan after seeing him in "Return To Me" (a really underrated film in my opinion).¬† The scene where he comes home from the hospital after his wife dies was MAGNIFICENT!¬† It was the moment I sat up and thought to myself "holy crap… this guy can really act!"

Now Duchovny has signed up to appear in "Things We Lost in the Fire" where he’ll be playing second fiddle to Halle Berry and Benicio Del Toro.¬† The folks over at Cinema Confidential give us this:

Allan Loeb penned the story about a woman (Berry) whose husband (Duchovny) dies and invites his troubled best friend (Del Toro) to live with her and her family. In the process, he helps the grief-stricken family deal with their loss.

Ummm… sounds like the Del Toro is going to be helping Berry deal with her grief by letting her discover what’s in his pants. Kinda predictable. Hope I’m wrong.

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