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【They're still out there ——Mulder, Scully to return in new 'X-Files' film 】April 16, 2007BY CINDY PEARLMAN X will mark the spot at the box office again. David Duchovny just told GLARE that a new "X Files" film is "definitely in the works." "[Agents] Mulder and Scully will be up on the big screen one more time, and I'm looking forward to it," he says. "I really miss the people behind 'The X Files.' This film will be a reunion, and I think we'll make a great movie because Mulder and Scully are just great characters." As for the plot, Duchovny says, "It's five years later. It will be a stand-alone movie. You have to assume a lot of people don't know the show, so you need a plot that doesn't require that you've seen the TV series." The first "X Files" movie debuted in 1998. Is it too long a wait for another film? "I think there were two schools of thought: Do another one right away or wait and have the fans really want one. I like the idea of people saying, 'Hey, where is Mulder after all of these years? Is he following Jimmy Buffett? Did he become a Parrothead?' " jokes the actor. Duchovny says it will "probably be easy to step back into Mulder's suit. ... It's like 'The Incredibles.' The suit is hanging in my closet, waiting. I'm just hoping to fit into the suit. I don't want to hear, 'Oh, man. Mulder has to cut back on the carbs.' " Forget any old stories about angst with his co-star, played by Gillian Anderson, who plays Scully. "We love each other now," he says. "Absence makes the heart grow fonder. We actually had lunch last week, and it was really nice to be back together." The film is expected to debut next summer. Duchovny says the script is "shrouded in secrecy. It's even a secret from me at the moment. I'd blab if I could." Duchovny is too busy for blabbing. He stars in the upcoming Showtime TV series "Californication." "It's a dark comedy about a writer who is beaten up by Hollywood," he says. He also stars in a new film called "The TV Set," opening Friday, about the behind-the-scenes maneuvering to bring a pilot to the small screen. Duchovny plays Mike Klein, a guy who has just sold his pilot script to a network run by Sigourney Weaver. Duchovny tried his luck at TV pilots during his young actor days. "One of the pilots was called 'Circus.' I played the son of a guy who owns the circus. My line was, 'No, don't sell it. I'm going to run the circus.' " And yes, he even auditioned for "Full House." "I auditioned for all three of the male leads," he says. He didn't get any of them. "They didn't want me to be Uncle Jessie, but I'm trying to get over it." http://www.suntimes.com/entertainment/movies/342633,CST-FTR-xfiles16.article
2007年04月17日 13点04分
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