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Here's an uplifting fan submission from our upcoming X-files Retrospective. Enjoy Robert's touching story about deployment and Gillian Anderson.
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We packed our various mics, cameras, and tripods and took off to Saratoga Springs, NY to view The X-Files Preservation Collection. Jim and Kelly have been preserving the history of The X-Files for more than 20 years and have established an impressive array of set props, wardrobe and collectibles. Here are some photos from the day as they welcome us into their home. Video interview coming soon!
 We had big plans to attend X-Fest but something came up...a baby! Please welcome Mackenzie, Carly's beautiful daughter. Newborns and conventions don't mix, but we will see you at the next con! In the meantime, please send us your fan submissions! We love hearing from fans around the world! Email your video to thexfiles25doc (at) gmail (dot) com
We caught up with David Duchovny at Wizard World Chicago! He chatted about the show's impact on television and had a message for the fans. Sneak peek video clip coming soon!
Anne Simon, the American biology professor and scientist, shares her experience as the science advisor on The X-Files in a Skype interview!
We sat down with William B. Davis in Orlando, FL to discuss his role on The X-Files over the past 25 years.
 We recently chatted with Steven Williams about Mr. X and what it is like to be part of The X-Files universe! He is hysterical and had us cracking up the entire time! Audio clips coming soon.
 Carly and Lauren FaceTime with Jerry Hardin from his LA home! Mr. Hardin played Deep Throat, the infamous informant in season 1 of The X-Files. Deep Throat exposes government secrets to Mulder as a way to atone for executing an extraterrestrial while in the CIA. He is murdered by an assassin but continued to appear in various flashbacks.
Mr. Hardin shared his experience filming The X-Files, stories from the set and how the show's writing really impressed him. Sneak peak video clip coming soon!
Enjoy this rough cut of our interview with Paul McCrane, who played Leonard Betts in the most-watched X-files episode ever!
Mitch Pileggi shares his view on how The X-Files has influenced the television industry.
We have many more interview clips coming your way soon! Check back to the Blog for updates and follow us on Twitter @thexfiles25 |
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