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If you couldn't make it to X-Fest 2018 in Illinois, we've got you covered!
During the event on March 3rd, 2018, fans were treated to five different actor panels throughout the day. First, we heard from some of your favorite freaks in the "Monsters of the Week" panel: Steve Railsback, Nick Chinlund, Tom Noonan, and Robert Wisden kept the audience laughing. Up next were Sabrina and Erika Krievins, from Season 1's "Eve." They've both moved on from acting, but shared stories about their time on the X-Files set and how they dealt with fame at a young age.
Brian Thompson, the famous Alien Bounty Hunter, shared a story about how a fight over his haircut may have expanded his role on the series, from a one-time part to recurring character. The "Trust Someone" panel featured two of Mulder's informants: Jerry Hardin as "Deep Throat" and Steven Williams as "Mr. X." For as intimidating as Mr. X always was, Williams had the audience cracking up over how he learned about his character's end. Jerry Hardin shared a great story about his surprise over a particular age group that wanted his autograph.
The day wrapped up with a panel with "Series Regulars": Annabeth Gish, William B. Davis, and Mitch Pileggi. Some of the highlights included Mitch and William's reaction to the paternity bombshell that was dropped in "My Struggle III," as well as Annabeth's thoughts about Monica's turn to the "dark side." All three shared some lovely memories of their work with Director Kim Manners who passed away in 2009.
We have highlights from all 5 panels below, as well has the full Periscope feed of the "Series Regulars" panel. And for photos from through out the day head here.
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The end is almost here as FOX has released the promo photos for "My Struggle IV," the final episode of Season 11. If you weren't already overwhelmed with feels from the trailer that dropped earlier this afternoon, we're here to add a little more fuel to that pain fire.
"My Struggle IV" airs on March 21, 2018. Scully and Mulder are rushing to find their son while the Cigarette Smoking Man pushes forward with his evil plans. The episode guest stars Miles Robbins, Annabeth Gish, Joel McHale, and Barbara Hershey. Check out the photos in the gallery below.
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FOX has just released the new trailer for the final two episodes of The X-Files. The promo contains footage from both "Nothing Lasts Forever" and "My Struggle IV." Check out the video below and the screen caps below that.
We're in the final stretch here, Philes. Spoilers ahead.
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X-Philes from all over the world descended on La Salle, Illinois, on March 3rd for X-Fest, a celebration in honor of 25 years of The X-Files. The small venue outside Chicago hosted one of the largest gatherings of X-Files actors since the Expos we remember from the 90s.
Fans had a chance to meet with Karin Konoval (Ma Peacock, Judy & Chuck Poundstone), Erika and Sabrina Krievins (Eves), Annabeth Gish, Mitch Pileggi, Nicholas Lea, Steve Railsback (Duane Barry), Megan Leitch (Samantha Mulder), Robert Wisden (John Patrick Modell), Tom Noonan (John Lee Roche), Jerry Hardin (Deep Throat), Steven Williams (X), Michael Berryman (Owen Lee Jarvis), Brian Thompson (Alien Bounty Hunter), William B. Davis, Nick Chinlund (Donnie Pfaster), and Doug Hutchinson (Eugene Victor Tooms).
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La La Land Records have announced that they plan to release a fourth and final four-CD set of X-Files soundtrack music in late 2018 or early 2019, and they are asking for your help. The producers at the label have asked Philes what unreleased music you would like to see included on this farewell set. Music can come from episodes which have already been covered in previous sets or from episodes which have never been included thus far. You can join the conversation and have your say on the Film Score Monthly discussion board.
La La Land Records have also announced that they plan to release a separate album covering music from season 11 this spring, much as they did with season 10 back in 2015. As such, they request that no music from the current season be included in the box set requests.
If you have yet to pick up any of the X-Files releases from La La Land Records, a limited edition re-issue of Volume One is currently available, as well as Volume Two, Volume Three, and The Event Series (season 10). For completists, two albums of Millennium soundtracks are also available, however, The Lone Gunmen/Harsh Realm soundtrack album is now sold out.