The X-Files reboot, directed by Ryan Coogler, will have a diverse cast. The X-Files, which premiered in 1993, follows FBI agents Scully and Mulder as they investigate the most bizarre cases.
The 1998 movie The X-Files followed nine seasons of the show. Seasons 8 and 9 disappointed longtime fans because David Duchovny's Agent Mulder left after season 7 and Gillian Anderson's Agent Scully left after season 8.
After its cancellation, The X-Files continued through spinoffs, comic books, and other media. The original characters returned in 2016 for a two-season revival, but Black Panther director Ryan Coogler has a new vision.
The latest update sees Chris Carter approve The X-Files return nearly a year after its unexpected announcement. As the original series' creator, Carter accidently divulged that Ryan Coogler was working on the relaunch in mid-2023.
Carter backs the effort "I spoke with him. Yes, he likes diverse casts. He has good ideas." Carter said he won't join the relaunch.X-Files revival announced in 2023 by an unexpected source.
Since the impromptu reveal, little has been announced, and Coogler's hectic schedule suggests the remake is far off. No story or casting details have been provided.
Where and if the series will appear on TV or streaming is unknown.A revival of The X-Files is thrilling on its own, but Ryan Coogler was announced to direct. Coogler might be most known for directing Black Panther and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.
Coogler directed and scripted the first Creed film, which started the blockbuster series. Original series creator Chris Carter is not involved with the film. Coogler, a prolific writer/director, may write parts of the series.