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‘The X-Files’ at 20: Chris Carter still wants to believe
Hero Complex - movies, comics, pop culture - Los Angeles TimesIt’s been 20 years since “The X-Files” opened to viewers’ wanting-to-believe eyes, and the hit paranormal investigation drama’s creator, Chris […]... -
‘The X-Files’: Remembering mood and mystery of a sci-fi landmark
Hero Complex - movies, comics, pop culture - Los Angeles TimesPERSPECTIVE I came to “The X-Files,” which turns 20 this year, after its first season, and for a time I […]... -
Baby Alien Skeleton Totally Freaking Me Out
So I was perusing Weather.com trying to figure out if it was going to be 85 or 43 degrees in Chicago on a given day, and what should I happen upon but this story about an “alien-looking skeleton” that “poses a medical mystery." After...
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Goodbye Mulder, hello Ahab: Gillian Anderson talks 'Moby Dick'
Show TrackerGillian Anderson left "The X-Files" behind for literary classics. She talks about playing Mrs. Ahab in Encore's miniseries "Moby Dick" with William Hurt.... -
'X-Files' veteran Frank Spotnitz developing new action series
Show TrackerFrank Spotnitz, a key figure on the X-Files is developing a new show at Cinemax, complementing Strike Back, which is currently airing on Cinemax.... -
The new 'Mission: Impossible' sequel: Could Paramount have picked a worse title?
The Big PictureNot that "Mission: Impossible 4" actually needs any more publicity, but Paramount threw together a news conference in Dubai with Tom Cruise and filmmaker Brad Bird to announce that the film has a new title, or more accurately, one of...... -
'Dark Knight' may be summer's highest-grossing film
![It smashed the weekend box-office records. But a closer look at "The Dark Knight's" performance suggests that the Batman sequel is poised to be the summer's -- if not the year's -- highest-grossing release.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2008-07/41142921-21172009.jpg "It smashed the weekend box-office records. But a closer look at "The Dark Knight's\" performance suggests that the Batman sequel is poised to be the summer's -- if not the year's -- highest-grossing release.")
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIt smashed the weekend box-office records. But a closer look at "The Dark Knight's" performance suggests that the Batman sequel is poised to be the summer's -- if not the year's -- highest-grossing release. While the final theatrical take for "The Dark...Tags: ABBA (music group), Los Angeles Times, Entertainment, Iron Man (movie), Sony Corp.
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Andrés Dominguez of 'The X-Files: I Want to Believe'
![THERE'S show business, and then there's snow business. Andrés Dominguez gets to dabble in both. The Chile-born, Canada-raised Dominguez spent 14 years as a sawmill and prop mill engineer before "I just got bored," he says. In 1991, a friend helped him land a job at a special-effects company, and since then, he's worked on films including "Seven Years in Tibet," "Fantastic Four" and "X-Men: The Last Stand." His first major snow biz job, however, was 1999's powder-packed "Snow Falling on Cedars." "That's big-time snow," he recalls.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2008-07/41057368-19170045.jpg "THERE'S show business, and then there's snow business. Andrés Dominguez gets to dabble in both. The Chile-born, Canada-raised Dominguez spent 14 years as a sawmill and prop mill engineer before "I just got bored,\" he says. In 1991, a friend helped him land a job at a special-effects company, and since then, he's worked on films including \"Seven Years in Tibet,\" \"Fantastic Four\" and \"X-Men: The Last Stand.\" His first major snow biz job, however, was 1999's powder-packed \"Snow Falling on Cedars.\" \"That's big-time snow,\" he recalls.")
Special to The TimesTHERE'S show business, and then there's snow business. Andrés Dominguez gets to dabble in both. The Chile-born, Canada-raised Dominguez spent 14 years as a sawmill and prop mill engineer before "I just got bored," he says. In 1991, a friend helped him...Tags: Vancouver (Canada), Alaska, Canada, Movies, Entertainment
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New DVDs: 'The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian'
The Chronicles of Narnia:Prince Caspian Disney, $29.99/$39.99; Blu-ray, $40.99
After the massive success of "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe," the relatively modest returns for the sequel "Prince Caspian" baffled many....Tags: The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (movie), Chris Carter (baseball), Documentary (genre), James McAvoy, David Duchovny
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'2012' Flips the Calendar
Zap2It.comThe end of the world will have to wait. "2012," the apocalyptic thriller based on the Mayan calendar's end date, has been moved from this July to Nov. 13, according to sources. Don't worry, the world will still end; this time, though, it'll be better...Tags: The Hollywood Reporter, Sony Corp., Roland Emmerich, John Cusack, Movies
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David Duchovny, Mr. X-Files, says, 'God, what a great love affair'
![THE CAST and crew of the upcoming "The X-Files: I Want to Believe" were just a few weeks into filming in Vancouver when Frank Spotnitz, the co-writer and co-producer with creator-director Chris Carter, called star David Duchovny over to a laptop computer to watch a fan-made video on YouTube. It was a montage of scenes from the old "X-Files" show set to Sarah McLachlan's forlorn "When She Loved Me." ¶ "It was intensely romantic and it almost brought tears to my eyes," Duchovny recalled. "It really did. And it reminded me that we have at the core of 'The X-Files' this very powerful relationship. We have to honor that and not shy away from the sentimentality of the fans or of the relationship itself. When we were doing the show, Gillian [Anderson] and I had got tired of it. And we wanted to be ourselves outside of it. I remember struggling. But now I think, 'God, what a great love affair.' " ¶ Those are healing words for the intensely devoted fans of the television series that became a pop-culture phenomenon in the 1990s and made Duchovny's Fox Mulder and Anderson's Dana Scully a sort of Tracy and Hepburn, albeit with alien autopsies. The show debuted in 1992, peaked with audiences in its fifth season but ran out of gas in 2002. On July 25, the flashlights come out again and FBI agents Mulder and Scully will restart their spooky romantic tango.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2008-05/38359268-02210121.jpg "THE CAST and crew of the upcoming "The X-Files: I Want to Believe\" were just a few weeks into filming in Vancouver when Frank Spotnitz, the co-writer and co-producer with creator-director Chris Carter, called star David Duchovny over to a laptop computer to watch a fan-made video on YouTube. It was a montage of scenes from the old \"X-Files\" show set to Sarah McLachlan's forlorn \"When She Loved Me.\" ¶ \"It was intensely romantic and it almost brought tears to my eyes,\" Duchovny recalled. \"It really did. And it reminded me that we have at the core of 'The X-Files' this very powerful relationship. We have to honor that and not shy away from the sentimentality of the fans or of the relationship itself. When we were doing the show, Gillian [Anderson] and I had got tired of it. And we wanted to be ourselves outside of it. I remember struggling. But now I think, 'God, what a great love affair.' \" ¶ Those are healing words for the intensely devoted fans of the television series that became a pop-culture phenomenon in the 1990s and made Duchovny's Fox Mulder and Anderson's Dana Scully a sort of Tracy and Hepburn, albeit with alien autopsies. The show debuted in 1992, peaked with audiences in its fifth season but ran out of gas in 2002. On July 25, the flashlights come out again and FBI agents Mulder and Scully will restart their spooky romantic tango.")
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterTHE CAST and crew of the upcoming "The X-Files: I Want to Believe" were just a few weeks into filming in Vancouver when Frank Spotnitz, the co-writer and co-producer with creator-director Chris Carter, called star David Duchovny over to a laptop...Tags: Chris Carter (baseball), David Duchovny, The X-Files (tv program), Television, YouTube
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'X-Files' Creator Shooting Secret Project
Zap2It.comWith the release of "The X-Files: I Want to Believe" right around the corner, franchise creator Chris Carter has been hard at work on a mysterious new film titled "Fencewalker." According to The Hollywood Reporter, "Fencewalker" has already begun...Tags: Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Chris Carter (baseball), J.J. Abrams, Cloverfield (movie), Los Angeles
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