FOX: *random advertising junk* For 9 years, The X-Files had us glued to our seats every week. The weird stories, the wild and paranormal phenomenon, and of course, Agents Mulder and Scully. And now, six years after we said goodbye to the show, it's back, as a movie. The X-Files: I Want to Believe, opens this Friday. David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson are back. Though David admits that with the story picking up several years after the show ended, it was a little difficult to figure out who Mulder had become. DD: In some way it's trickier than creating something new, because you have something ... [Continua a leggere]

FOX: Chemistry is hard, how did you guys do this again?DD: We are just lucky as actors to play well off one another. And it's kinda been that way from the beginning when we were waiting to go to read for the network. I forget that I came up to you? Or just we just started running lines together before we went in there, so...GA: You were trying to pick me up.DD: Was I? *GA laughs* Was I? Do you think I was? GA: I don't. no no no, I didn't say that.DD: I never! There was something even then that put us together and even when we were doing the show, no matter what kind troubles we had as people o ... [Continua a leggere]

DM: Last night TV's most iconic agents were back on the job at the LA Premiere of The X-Files: I Want to Believe, which comes a decade after the first X-Files movie that premiered. When our own Ben Lyon sat down with the stars, they covered the basics, you know, sex, drug, rockin' roll, in our number 3 story.BL: I love how the full title of the film is The X-Files: I Want to Believe. One of the things in your everyday life now, what are the things that are in your career that you believe in?GA: Woah, serious question! In having children later, I've got a 20-month old and obviously one on the w ... [Continua a leggere]

FOX: For X-Files stars David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson, the hardest thing for them to return to The X-Files was remembering the complicated plotline.GA: I remember nothing.DD: I remember odd details that don't make any sense.GA: No. The important things like having a baby...DD: Yeah we forgot about that. We forgot we had a baby.GA: Yeah, forgot about that.FOX: Even six years after the show went off the air, fans still ask about the two actors reuniting on projects like David's hit Showtime series Californication.DD: It's very funny. You know, I've been... I have been blogging for the movie ... [Continua a leggere]

IGN: What did they explain to you as the nature of the relationship? How did you guys figure out in a way to sorta interact with one another?GA: The good thing is there is such a thing as a script, and so no matter what they said it came down to the script. And that's the first I've heard about what the film was gonna be about was my first read.DD: We didn't have to be told anything about the relationship, that's something we get for doing it 9 years of the show. It's really...Because I think no matter where Mulder and Scully are, or you know, in life, that relationship is always going to be t ... [Continua a leggere]

JC: It's been 10 years since Mulder and Scully went seeking the truth, now David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson are back for another big screen X-Files advanture, and the stars say this time around it was painful.DD: Cheers.JC: David Duchovny is celebrating a baby!DD: *patting GA's stomach* We are so proud. *everyone laughs*JC: No, not Gillian's. This one.*clips from movie*JC: The super sleuthing, paranormal, alien seeking, rule-breaking FBI investigators are back in The X-Files: I Want to Believe, and the duo definitely delivers. GA: It's like we find out the sex thing. *DD laughs*JC: While Ms ... [Continua a leggere]

JoBlo: Now first of all both you have gone on and done some very impressive projects. You with "Californication", "Bleak House" was brilliant. By the way I just got to say that right now.GA: Thank You.JoBlo: How was it coming back to these characters? Relating it like you did?GA: It was something I was looking forward to in a big way. I always liked Scully. My desire at the end of the series to move away from her was pure natural human exhaustion and desire to stretch my wing and do different things. But I always appreciated her, respected her, and enjoyed playing her. So it's... coming back w ... [Continua a leggere]

"The X-Files: I Want to Believe" arrives billed as a "stand-alone" film that requires no familiarity with the famous television series. So it is, leaving us to piece together the plot on our own. And when I say "piece together," trust me, that's exactly what I mean. In an early scene, a human arm turns up, missing its body, and other spare parts are later discovered. The arm is found in a virtuoso scene showing dozens of FBI agents lined up and marching across a field of frozen snow. They are led by a white-haired, entranced old man who suddenly drops to his knees and cries out that this is t ... [Continua a leggere]

Gillian Anderson is something of an enigma, which is perhaps fitting given that she spent nine uninterrupted years playing the paranormal investigator Dana Scully in the TV phenomenon that was The X Files. On the one hand, there is her onscreen guise, defined, whether the actress likes it or not, by Scully’s glacial poise and biting scepticism, while on the other there is her fiery public persona, characterised by a turbulent personal life, which includes two marriages and two divorces, the last in early 2006, when she split from the documentary maker Julian Ozanne after just 16 ... [Continua a leggere]

David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson are back on the big screen as FBI agents Mulder and Scully in the new movie 'The X-Files: I Want To Believe,' in theaters everywhere Friday, and Gillian gave us the latest on her growing baby bump: It's a boy! ET was on the scene with the movie couple at their big Hollywood premiere, where the expecting mother shared her thoughts on co-star Duchovny playing the role of babysitter. Gillian's response? "That's really funny, I think he would be nervous about it, it would force him into being really protective." Picking up six years after the end of the ... [Continua a leggere]

MTV: Earlier this month in Washington DC, X-Files creator Chris Carter was at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History to donate memorabilia from the show.CC: Standing up here feels like an X-Files in itself to me. It's unexplained phenomenon.MTV: Why now? Well the second X-Files film by name "I Want to Believe", directed and co-written by Chris Carter is finally set to open in theatres across the country. For X-Files fans, it's been six long years in waiting to see what happens of FBI Agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully, one of the most iconic fictional duos in popular culture. In the ... [Continua a leggere]

HO: After all these years you guys have been together, you still call each other Mulder and Scully.DD: Yeah that's a Chris Carter thing.GA: It's sweet isn't it.DD: You know in the show we'd always pull out the "Dana" for like the...GA: The early years...DD: Big moments.GA: Fox.DD: Yeah.*clip from movie*DD: We are just lucky as actors to play well off one another. And it's kinda been that way from the beginning when we were waiting to go to read for the network. I forget that I came up to you? Or just we just started running lines together before we went in there, so...GA: You were trying to pi ... [Continua a leggere]

Ben Lyons: Congratulations guys on reprising these iconic characters. When you are on screen for the first time what did you miss the most about Mulder and Scully?GA: The first day were weren't together so I was missing him, it was a lot harder without him around.DD: It was really for the, for both of us, the key to do the show in any kind of successful way that resemble the show we used to do, working with one another to remember that way, so that's really... my first scene with Gillian is really what started the experience for me, like oh I get it now.BL: Back at the X-files state of mind, b ... [Continua a leggere]

In this summer of Dark Knights and Hellboys and Iron Men, it's refreshing to be reminded -- as we will be this weekend, with the opening of "The-X-Files: I Want to Believe" -- that not so long ago, there was a science fiction series with a woman at its core, a heroine whose major goals were more about disproving the existence of extraterrestrial life than marrying Big, a chick who spent more time chasing fluke worms down toilets than trying on shoes. I was crazy about "The X-Files," Fox's pre-9/11 ode to trusting no one. I taped every episode. I watched many of them repeatedly. I borrowed fri ... [Continua a leggere]

The X-Files is known for its complicated, labrynthine mythology and plot twists, which is good, because fans might need those analytical skills to sort out where we left Mulder and Scully. The newest installment in the franchise comes 10 years after the first movie and six years after the end of the series, and, understandably, a plot thread or two can get lost in the mix. Let Mulder and Scully themselves sort it out for you, and tie up at least one hinted-at, but never confirmed, loose series thread in this Filmazing exclusive. With the easy chemistry of these two though, be sure to ... [Continua a leggere]