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Official Trailer for ‘Malice’ Revenge Thriller with Duchovny & Whitehall

by Alex Billington
October 23, 2025
Source: YouTube

“You’re a special family. Thank you so much for letting me into your lives.” Prime Video has revealed the official trailer for a new thriller series titled Malice, ready for a streaming release starting in November. Created by British writer James Wood (“Quacks”, “Cold Feet”, “The Great”) it’s a sneaky series reminiscent of Mr. Ripley. “There’s something strange about him.” Adam (Whitehall) is a charismatic tutor who charms his way into the life of the wealthy Tanner family while they’re on holiday in Greece (at an amazing villa). When the family’s nanny falls dangerously ill, Adam orchestrates his way in to their London home and his true vengeful nature begins to emerge… In this revenge thriller that proves the past never stays buried, one question remains: how do you protect your family from an enemy within. Although who is the real enemy? Starring Jack Whitehall as Adam, David Duchovny & Carice van Houten as the Tanner family, with Christine Adams, Raza Jaffrey, and Phoenix Jackson Mendoza. This looks like yet another twisted, sneaky, totally crazy new series to watch and get riled up over. Who wants to get some revenge on a family?

Here’s the official trailer (+ poster) for James Wood’s series Malice, direct from PV’s YouTube:

Adam (starring Jack Whitehall) is a charismatic tutor who charms his way into the life of the wealthy Tanner family while they’re on holiday in Greece. When the family’s nanny falls dangerously ill, Adam orchestrates his way in to their London home and his true vengeful nature begins to emerge… Adam now starts to turn Jamie Tanner (David Duchovny) & Nat (Carice Van Houten) against each other and secretly plots to bring down the entire family. When Adam’s obsession with the family raises questions, those who dig deeper into his past find themselves playing a dangerous game. With his world collapsing around him, Jamie starts to realise that Adam may be responsible for all their recent disasters – but is it too late to save his family? Malice is a series created and written by screenwriter James Wood, of many series including “Rev”, “Decline and Fall”, “Quacks”, “Cold Feet”, “The Great”, and “Trying” previously. Featuring episodes directed by Mike Barker and Leonora Lonsdale. It’s produced by Expectation and Tailspin Films. Executive produced by Tim Hincks (Expectation), Imogen Cooper and James Wood (Tailspin). Amazon will debut the Malice series streaming on Prime Video starting on November 14th, 2025 this fall. Who wants to watch?

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7 September 2025

David Duchovny uses poetry to try and nail down the “mystery” of his feelings.

David Duchovny uses poetry to try and nail down the ‘mystery’ of his feelings

The 65-year-old actor is best known for playing Fox Mulder in The X-Files, but has published seven books since 2015, including novels such as Truly Like Lightning and Miss Subways – and his latest tome, About Time, marks his first foray into published poems.

David told People about the motivation behind the project: “I’m just trying to ponder from my particular point of view at that moment, and get to the heart of something.

“That’s what a poem is to me: I’ve got this feeling, it’s around this thing, or this event, or this person, and now I want to put that in a form that makes sense in some way, you know, deal with this mystery of this feeling.”

Acclaimed poet and memoirist Mary Karr has described David’s debut poetry collection as “a helluva book of poems”.

David added the project grew slowly as he revisited his notebooks and drawers filled with earlier work.

He said: “It was interesting to go back through all the drawers and notebooks and files and find poems that I’d forgotten I’d written, some of them made it in (to the book) and some of them should never have been written.”

David also explained he views poetry as an honest attempt to capture fleeting emotions.

He added: “You do the best that you can in the moment that you’re doing it. And that’s both great and horrible, because you don’t have the long perspective, so you just have what you’re immersed in, and there’s a certain kind of joy in that, in that blindness. A certain kind of honesty.”

The collection features poems ranging from single-line fragments to longer ruminations.

David said he hoped readers would approach the book as they might a gallery visit.

He went on: “It’s like when I go to any great museum. I can’t see all the paintings, you know? Even though I might want to, because I don’t know when I’ll be back, it’s like diminishing returns after a while.

“You just get kind of overwhelmed and overstimulated, so I think poems are like that, because they’re dense like painting.”

Comparing poetry to other forms of writing, he said: “Novels are a more straightforward journey: there’s a beginning, a middle and an end.

“But poems are more about interrogating a feeling.

“Scripts are more like poems than you would think, because they’re less like novels, because there’s not a lot of descriptive writing.

“There’s some descriptive writing, but not pretty descriptive writing. It can be more like writing poetry than not.”