David, did you want to say something? @davidsintheshower - Tumblr Blog

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Remember this? I had a poster and a postcard of this; I still have the postcard.

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THE X-FILES: FIGHT THE FUTURE (1998) | Alternate Hallway Scene

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DAVID DUCHOVNY & GILLIAN ANDERSON for US WEEKLY (1997)

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The X-Files | behind-the-scenes

David Duchovny: There was a long time working on the show where we were just not even dealing with one another off camera, and there was a lot of tension, which didn’t, didn’t matter, apparently, for the work, because we’re both fucking crazy, I guess that we could, we could just go out there and do what we needed to do.

Gillian Anderson: Yeah, that is kind of crazy.

David: It’s nuts, but, but we were so busy, and it was like…

Gillian: I mean, it’s crazy that we were able to present on camera that, you know, the various feelings and emotions and attraction and all that kind of stuff, but then not speak to each other for weeks at a time or whatever.

David: It’s very odd.

Gillian: Isn’t it?

David: But in a way, maybe it was smart, I don’t know, because we’re, like, saving it up.

(Fail Better with David Duchovny, 11/12/2024)

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X-FILES REVIVAL PREMIERE (January 13, 2016)

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Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny at the 54th Annual Golden Globe Awards (Jan 19, 1997).

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DAVID DUCHOVNY & GILLIAN ANDERSON INTERVIEW

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I stumbled upon the deleted fight the future kiss in my files and couldn't resist the urge to try my usual editing tricks on it. Yet another scene (and not even a canon one!!) that fell victim to Chris Carter and his hatred of good lighting. Now we can finally observe the exact amount of tongue that was used.

You can find the masterpost for all the edits I have done as part of this series right here.

Anything you want to see? Feel free to suggest it and I'll do my best.

Lastly, a little before/after comparison. Most scenes are so much darker than one tends to remember, and this is probably the best lit one I've done so far.