AH Anchor: Minnie Driver gets to kiss the guy in her new movie, even if
he is married to
           actress Tea Leoni in real life . . . It is called Return to
Me, and we were on the set as
           Minnie and David Duchovny got through the toughest jobs as
actors.

           Bonnie Hunt, directing: You kiss her.

           (shots of David & Minnie kissing over and over again in the
bowling alley; almost identical
           to what was used before.)

           (Minnie does a little strut down the alley)

           AH: Nice work if you can get it. Locking lips with another
attractive actor sounds like a
           dream job. But as we witnessed on the set of Return to Me,
you have to do it take after
           take after take.

           Minnie Driver: We do it on a closed set, obviously, and we
make the whole crew get
           naked . . .(smiles) you know, it's fine, it's fine. He's
very
gentle with me.

           AH: This poignant scene set in a Chicago bowling alley, is
the first time David, a recently
           widowed architect, goes public with his affection for
Minnie,
the new love of his life.

           David: I'd like to dedicate this next shot to Grace.

           AH: While this movie marks the first X-Files stars first
shot
as carrying a big screen
           romance, don't expect him to steam up the screen. (shots of
David bowling, them
           prepping the set, etc. etc.)

           David: This movie is very kind of chaste, and very innocent.
So there's not like sex, like
           you're used to seeing in films. And what you see here, these
little kisses, is really all you're
           gonna get.

           AH: Co-written and directed by actress Bonnie Hunt, the cast
also features a talented cast
           of comedians: Carrol O'Conner, James Belushi and David Alan
Grier; a touch that's
           clearly rubbing off on Duchovny.

           (David holding David Alan Grier around his neck and
pretending to bash his head into the
           camera)

           David AG: This is what I have to put up with all day; all
day. (in a mimicking voice) You
           know, in the X-Files, we'd never do this. In the X-Files,
it'd be spookier.

           AH: David's on the set antics didn't stop there. During our
interview with Bonnie Hunt, eh
           kept walking in front of the camera and at one point
pretended to be her makeup artist.

           (David walks very slowly past the camera; David wears a pair
of black sunglasses and
           pretends to be blind with a prop as his 'cane'. Comes up to
Bonnie Hunt with a powder
           puff.)

           David: You look a little shiny.

           Bonnie Hunt: (extending her face for him) Thank you honey.
He's involved in all aspects
           just in case it doesn't work out for him. If this thing
tanks, he hopes to go forward doing
           makeup.

           That's a transcript of the interesting stuff - I left out a
touch of AH rambling, but that's the
           gist. :)