A new version of 'The X-Files' is under works with 'Black Panther' director, Ryan Coogler. The show will be a part of Disney.
According to a recent report by Bloomberg, a new version of the hit sci-fi drama TV series 바카라 바카라The X-Files바카라 바카라 is being developed. Ryan Coogler, the director of 바카라Black Panther바카라 and 바카라Creed바카라 has joined hands with Disney to reprise this show that featured Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny.
In an earlier conversation with CBC podcast, Chris Carter who had originally made the show confirmed that Ryan Coogler is working on the project. He said, 바카라I just spoke to a young man, Ryan Coogler, who is going to remount The X-Files with a diverse cast. So, he바카라s got his work cut out for him because we covered so much territory.바카라 This confirms that the new 바카라X-Files바카라 will be a part of Disney.
Carter added that while the original show dealt with a 바카라central conspiracy,바카라 the newer version will be different from that. Not much is known about the cast of the upcoming series and whether Scully and Mulder will be starring in the show. Speaking to Comic Book TV, David Duchovny mentioned that he had not given this idea much thought. He added that 바카라The X-Files바카라 means Gillian Anderson and Chris Carter for him.
On the other hand, Gillian Anderson in a conversation with Variety said that the idea is old and had an 바카라unfortunate ending.바카라 She mentioned that to have a new season of the show, the makers should get new writers on board to make it look fresh and progressive.
First aired in 1993, 바카라The X-Files바카라 revolved around two FBI Special Agents who try to unravel the mysteries behind a paranormal phenomenon. The show ended in 2002 with nine seasons and 202 episodes. During its course, the show won multiple Emmy, Golden Globe, and SAG Awards.