“Even my wife [Tea Leoni] doesn’t know anything about the story,” claims Duchovny when the scene ends. “When she sees the movie she’ll be completely surprised.” He pauses. “Well, she does know one very important thing I can’t talk about, which nobody should know.”

The equally cryptic Anderson adds only that this “particularly thoughtful and important scene” takes place "in a structure that is important to Mulder and Scully, and that brings a certaion history." Helpful, thanks.

At some point in the story, reveals Duchovny obliquely, “I rescue Scully and put her in my parka and it looks so ridiculous—I look like Kenny from South Park.” Holding up a bandaged hand, the ator also reveals that some things never change. “I would love to hit people, but true to Mulder form, I get hit a lot.”

To celebrate the movie release of The X-Files: I Want To Believe (only in cinemas, July 24th!), Twentieth Century Fox and WHO are giving one lucky reader the chance to attend the US premiere in Los Angeles!

One lucky reader will win a trip for two to Los Angeles, including:

*return flights from the winner's nearest capital city
*four nights accommodation in L.A.
*tickets to attend The X-Files: I Want To Believe US premiere on 23 July
*limousine return transfers to the premiere
*plus US$500 spending money

Five runners-up will receive The X-Files: I want To Believe prize pack including an in-season double pass to see the movie and The X-Files Essentials on DVD, so you can see where it all began!

Plus the next 50 runners-up receive an in-season double-pass to see The X-Files: I Want To Believe!

Inkworks announces a new premium trading card collection based on the upcoming X-Files motion picture along with a subset of cards from fan favorite episodes. The collection will be released July 25 to coincide with highly-anticipated debut of the motion picture THE X-FILES: I WANT TO BELIEVE.