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GA: Do you think that we could do a non-X-Files movie together?
DD: Absolutely.
GA: And what kind of movie would that need to be in order for, um the audience members to [inaudible]…
DD: I don’t know. I mean, it’s obviously a good question for somebody making a movie, but I wouldn’t… When you ask that question, I mean, I’d be interested in hearing your reaction, because I don’t have any idea what people’s expectations are of me on the screen, or of me with you on the screen. So when I look at me, or when I look at you and me, I don’t have any expectations of Mulder and Scully at all, I’m just looking at— at me and you. So I wouldn’t know how to answer that question. I don’t have those expectations.
GA: What would be the funnest?
DD: Um, I don’t know, I mean, I’m just trying to write a movie in my head right now. I mean I’m just thinking… um… it would be fun, it would probably be fun to have, to play characters whose relationship was more overt rather than covert. It would be more fun probably to have a more volatile relationship, you know, more on the surface.

---USA Weekend, March 2000

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Немного юмора.















Ну и картинка, которая меня просто порвала! Шедеврально!



Я ржу каждый раз, когда вижу ее.

[bestia]

-When referring to hard-core X-Files fans, which of the following words do you use: nerds, dorks or geeks?
Duchovny: I refer to them as old friends.

Это!!

[Ирин@]

Это теперь моя любимая тема на форуме! Спасибо, Тигри! Столько воспоминаний!

[Fenix]

Прекрасная тема!
Тигри, огромное спасибо за такое удовольствие и ностальгию!

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Gillian Anderson:

…my lines and my lines and more lines and umm then I’m almost about ready to go to set, and somewhere between the time that I leave here and I get to set I forget all my lines. But at least I’ve tried.

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Chris Carter:

I saw at least a hundred people for each part. David was one of the first to come in; Gillian probably auditioned about midway. She came in like a complete ragamuffin, with Randy Stone’s high hopes. He told me she was a Juilliard graduate, which she’s not. She was attractive, but also had the gravity to play an FBI agent—yet one who was still young enough to be idealistic. And she was a new face. I loved her.

--- EW, 2002