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Aug 1, 2008

X-Files @ Forbidden Planet

X-Files: I Want To Believe producers Chris Carter and Frank Spotnitz did a signing at Forbidden Planet in London on the 31st of July. Fans from all over Europe came to meet them. Here’s a little taster of what it was like…

Category: Chris Carter, Films, Frank Spotnitz, Movies, Video, X Files

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  1. M.A. says:
    August 2, 2008 at 11:49 am

    That’s awesome, so much people for them but at the same time no “over reactions”, I mean it seemed quite simple, like they were the writers of an unknown book… except they’re not !

    It reminds me that I need to find a poster of the movie to put it right next to the 1st movie poster ! eheh

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