David Duchovny says another X-Files movie is on the cards - if wants want it badly enough.
David Duchovny is pushing for a new The X-Files movie, and is urging fans to start a writing campaign to get 20th Century Fox behind the idea.
It's been five years since the supernatural drama's last venture to the big screen, and more than 20 years since it first debuted
on US TV, but fans are still eager to see more of Duchovny and Gillian Anderson's FBI special agents in action.
During a Q&A with devotees on content-sharing website Reddit.com, Duchovny revealed that there is a script in the works, but it's not coming to fruition as fast as he'd like it to, so he urges fans to show their desire for a third film.
He said: "I think Chris (Carter, the show's creator) is working on a script. Chris is shooting a pilot right now, so he might not be working on a script, but he claims to be working on a script, and if he does do that and (20th Century) Fox wants to make it... Gillian (Anderson) will do it, I will do it, so start your writing campaign now.
"Seriously. We'd all love to do it. The ball is in Fox's hands. And not Fox Mulder, Fox the studio."
