Even if you are not sure to have seen Alan Tudyk in the numerous films or television programs in which he has appeared, you have definitely I'm listening him. Tudyk has been an endearing audience With his vocal styles since “Ice Age” of 2002, he said characters such as the Duke of Weselton in “Frozen”, Heihei the rooster In “Moana” and King Candy in “Wreck-Ite Ralph”.
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Even so, many fans know Tudyk better for their science fiction and gender roles, including their four -seasons as Dr. Harry Vanderspeigle of “Resident Alien” by Syfy, which comes to an end with his final episode on Friday. “It's a difficult goodbye,” says Tudyk. “The crossed fingers for the restart of 'alien resident versus predator'”. Meanwhile, you can catch him as Gary in “Superman” of 2025 and as K-2-2So in “Andor”, for which he recently scored an Emmy nomination, while waiting for the handful of the next live and loud action projects that Tudyk has in the works.
We meet the busy actor to discuss his perfect day of the, which would involve, the first is coffee. “I have to say that the last thing Charissa [Barton, his wife] And I am thinking about when we are going to sleep is: “I can't wait for more coffee tomorrow,” he admits. “It's such a beautiful promise for a new day.”
Also vital on any great Sunday is the time of Charissa and his dogs, Raisin and clear, a lot of delicious gluten -free food, purchases, writing time and a car nap. And then there is its crucial tradition: a musical listening session that led to a very important decision. “I choose a summer song every year,” he said. “It is reduced to the final. There have been songs that come and go throughout the summer that are potential songs. We choose the summer song and, to celebrate, we will eat a little more.”
This interview has been slightly edited by length and clarity.
7 am: coffee and a dog running on Hollywood hills
I get out of bed and have a coffee I do at home, Intellectuality coffee with oat milk. I use a rubbing and a little granulated monk fruit sugar at the top. I love those things. Food to my dogs, pass and clear. And then we run on the Hollywood hills, near Hollywood's registration in the Beachwood Canyon area, around where people rent horses to go on horseback. Raisin, a mixture of terrier, is 15 and a half years old. She has directed those hills all her life; She has persecuted the coyotes on the edge. It simply disappears on the cannon brush and returns smiling. She has 10 pounds. And Aunt Clara, a 20 -pound silly cokapu, remains by my side because half of her is an obedient dog and the other half is afraid. But Raisin is in charge of the world, and can do what he wants.
9:30 am: Two breakfast (gluten -free) in Honey Hi
We return home, I show me quickly, and my wife wakes up, because he sleeps more than me. And we are all to Honey HelloA gluten -free breakfast place, mainly. We can bring the dogs, as long as they are with a strap. Although, yes, Raisin prefers to be carried, especially after a one -hour walk chasing the coyotes.
I ask for two breakfasts, because I have been running and I'm hungry and all I have had is coffee, which really seems a bad idea. It sounds like a recipe for stomach pain. I get the Bowl Community, which is very healthy and tasty. And also the pancakes, because a breakfast is not enough. Like half of the pancakes and my wife eats the other half. So it's really just a breakfast and a half.
11 am: a stop at Wacko
We go up to Wacko On our way back home. It ended in Sunset Boulevard, where Sunset and Hollywood become one, just around Vermont. Wacko is a store that sells collectible things, but also many books. If you ever want to get a great book for someone who looks more like an enlightened book or an artist book or a coffee table book, they have them. And in the back is THE LIGHT OF JESUS GALLERY. We always enter there and look at what local artists are being hung.
11:45 am: 15 minutes car nap
We return to our car and turn on the air conditioning, and we have a good 15 -minute nap, to get the energy to drive. And nobody bothers us, and we have found an excellent parking lot. It is a perfect day.
12:15 pm: Café No. 2 and some bars
On the way home, we stop at Blue bottle coffee In Hillhurst. There is a Pop Bars Camete that parks outside that cafeteria until approximately 3 pm every day. And they have gluten -free bars. So we will drink some of them for later, and get a second coffee, a beautiful coffee with oat milk milk. I have three to four coffees a day.
1:30 PM: Hour at home
We love our house, so we will probably spend a little time at home. Siesta dogs. I write and my wife Lee. Writing always improves one day, so we have a solid hour. When you finish, you are like, ok, you have to return to the world.
3 pm: a perfect hamburger for a perfect day
So it's time to eat more. Oh my God. We have to eat. We drive to Crossroads in Melrose and have that hamburger of his. He is in his menu from Monday to Friday, but on this Magic Sunday, let's say they offer their menu from Monday to Friday. It is like a vegan hamburger impossible, but knows how a double hamburger with McDonald's cheese, with a gluten -free bow. And fried potatoes are delicious. You also want to get the César Collized Salad. It is simply fantastic. We decided to waste and get your Vegan chocolate ice cream.
4 pm: Café No. 3 and purchases at Dover Street Market
We should probably have a little more coffee, and the good thing is that there is a Blue bottle just next to Melrose. Then we go to the center of the arts district, to this great clothing store called Dover Street Market. Some people will say: “Alan, but isn't that so? Look, in the first place, Charissa carries out many really hip things, and I can almost follow the rhythm. So there are things for people in their fifty years, and we find those items and we buy them. They have things of really modern Japanese brands and local fashion people, and they also have things that are like skating clothes. No longer skate I left a lot of my knees and elbows on ditches and on streets and throw ramps in the 80s. Skate or die.
So we go there and we bought and spend too much money. And there is Rose bakery On the back, and have a gluten and delicious strawberry strawberry cake.
6 pm: CORONA Summer's 2025 song
We take the cake we bought at Dover Street, and sit in the car and listen to music while we eat cakes and exchange back and forth songs between us, deciding the summer song. The atmosphere of this summer for me, because it has been a very crazy moment in the world, I need an escape from it, I have really been trying to find songs that move me away from everything. Is between “punkrocker” [by Teddybears featuring Iggy Pop]The song in “Superman” credits; “Chaperone”, from Mermaid Chunky, and “collects the phone”, from Soft Tukker. And although “picking up the phone” almost overcomes it, “Chaperone” wins the day due to the madness of the summer of 2025. You need something that matches madness but chooses absurd, and really does a great job.
7 pm: pork chop and peach in Manuela
Since we are in the center, we are going to Manama. It is very good. I have the pork chop. So, if someone was reading this thought, Oh, it's about the vegan, hell no. This is the time. The pork chop in Manuela is in the menu at all times, and is fantastic, and especially great at this time because they serve it with fresh peaches. It is like an entire peach. And Charissa gets something with the fish. Charissa has a beautiful glass of white wine, and I have a bit of a mock that is not too sweet, because I am driving. On the way home, in Hillhurst, near Franklin, we will stop at Alcove Cafe and BakeryThat has the best gluten -free carrot cake that you can put near your face.
9:30 pm: cake and colbert in bed
We take the cake home with us, and in bed we see Colbert and eat cake and then brush our teeth because there has been a lot of cake. And then we will be awake for another hour, but I don't want to enter that what happens. But that is still part of the day after Colbert leaves.
