First X-Files pic!

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Last Updated on July 27, 2021

Those crazy bastards at USA Today scored the first image of David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson in the upcoming X-FILES sequel. And what is there to say other than yup, Mulder and Scully are back in the action seat!

Besides the first-look at the awesome image above (if you click on it, you can see it in it’s full-size glory), they also had a chance to talk with series creator and sequel director Chris Carter, who didn’t reveal the full title or any plot detail, but did talk about the reasons why there’s a sequel to a film that came out ten years ago, and at least some of what we can expect from the characters. Check it:

For me, The X-Files has always been a romance. They had an intellectual romance that’s very rare and restrained compared to so many relationships on TV. I think that’s what appealed most to the fans. And they’re back.

I’m as big of fan of Mulder and Scully as anyone else, and you know what – he’s right! I can’t wait to see them on the big screen, and who knows… maybe they’ll finally confess their love for each other and get it on!

To check out the full article (and the entire image), go ahead and click HERE, and stick around for more X-FILES 2 fun as we hear it!

Source: USA Today

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