LVEI "Le Forum Français sur X-Files"

- Frank confirmed (came right out and said) William is definitely Mulder's son
- DC comics is coming out with a NEW LINE of X-files Comics!
- Steamy Sex Scene in the movie? No because its PG-13, so no sex scene.
- Mitch Pillegi is in the movie? Heaven knows. (Chris said he's in the sex scene with Mulder and Scully)
- Movie in 2012? Chris didn't know - and the aliens are coming anyway so it dosen't matter
- Sarken got the entire round table interview on VIDEO! (that will come later)
- They are all in the front row behind the VIP rows in the theatre right now
- The theater is packed - pics will have to wait until after the trailer
- This just in from Sarken: They will be doing the round table interview soon!
- Pictures will follow here asap
- Chris and Frrank walked in to the autograph room! Chris has a black suit jacket with dress shirt and frank has a leather jacket and cream shirt on.
- 20 ppl before XFN viewers can get an autograph!
- Sarken got call gone to press room to meet with TV Guide
- XFN member is the theater in front row to save seating for the trailer!
- XFN is there, armed with a press pass.

X-Files: I Want To Believe Panel, 8:18 pm
The X-Files
panel started ten minutes late, but that didn't dampen fan enthusiasm
at all. We started with the trailer first seen at San Diego's Comic Con
-- snowy settings! helicopters! car crashes! weird medical exams! -- to
wild applause before writer/producer Frank Spotnitz and
writer/producer/director Chris Carter (who snapped a photo of the
audience) took the stage -- and revealed plenty of details about the
film, due July 25:

* The story takes place in the present day, six years after the series ended.
* According to Spotnitz, the movie is a "stand alone, scary story" with a focus on Mulder and Scully's relationship.
* It's personal in a way the show couldn't be.
* Reuniting the cast was, according to Carter, "a lovefest, adding that they're like "a dysfunctional family, but family."
* When
asked by a fan if the lone gunman would make an appearance, Carter said
he was going to take a page from his own book and "deny everything."
* Scully's
family doesn't appear in the movie, though there may be references to
them; her brother was cut out of an early draft of the film.
* The title was Carter's and Spotnitz's idea (not Fox's).
* When
a fan asked if we'd be surprised by the evolution of Mulder and
Scully's relationship, Carter replied, "I don't know. Aren't you glad
you came?"
* There is something "very scary" in the movie -- so
scary that Carter actually laughs. "And then I wonder if people think
I'm strange."
* The Blu-Ray DVD, according to Spotnitz, will have
"lots of cool features," though they're not sure if there will be any
deleted scenes because they're still editing the film.
* Spotnitz
let it slip that there will be an X-File comic book series that will be
announced tomorrow. "Don't tell anyone!" Carter (jokingly) warned the
questioner.

Both Carter and Spotnitz expressed
gratitude to the fans for their continued support of the show, calling
the fan response "the most rewarding" part of making the film. And,
before leaving, they put to rest at least two of the lingering
questions from the show's nine-year run: Mulder's sister is definitely
dead, and Mulder is definitely the father of Scully's baby.