Los Angeles June 15 (IANS) Actor David Duchovny doesn t believe in the word legacy and says dead people don t fret over the term.
"One isn t really in control of one s legacy. And when you re dead you don t really care I assume. So you know I ve done a lot of work. I hope to do more work " Duchovny said in a statement to IANS.
He added: "As an actor you try and you re attracted to many different types of roles or you do what s available to you at the time. And I remember doing Red Shoe Diaries and thinking I just needed to get better as an actor and I needed to work you know. So I was just thinking how do you make yourself a better actor. You know okay I ve gotta go to work and do these things.
"How do you know teach yourself. You get better. So I wasn t thinking about legacy. I was just thinking about a sandwich."
The actor is famous for "Californication" and "X-Files" which is aired in India on Star World.
Asked what is the most interesting part about "X-Files" in this era Duchovny said: "I think that it s interesting to think about Mulder as a guy who was talking about conspiracies and fake news and your government s lying to you the FBI s lying to you. And he was a voice crying in the wilderness back then. You know and nobody believed him. Now it s interesting it s different I ll be interested to see how it s received because it s the same show."

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