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Gillian Anderson
Gillian Leigh Anderson is an Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winning American actress, best known for her role as FBI Agent Dana Scully in the American TV series The X-Files and her role as Lady Dedlock in the BBC TV series Bleak House.
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I have of late been finding great pleasure in the BBC series "Bleak House." (OK, that sentence sounded totally Victorian, didn't it? Obviously this show is having an effect on me. But the Victorians didn't have DVDs, unfortunately for them.) I didn't catch it when it played on TV a few years ago, but heard so many rave reviews from friends I knew I had to watch it someday. Based on one of the Charles Dickens novels that I never got around to...
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It's rare that I look at a TV project and wish that it were a $100m theatrical production instead of a much smaller television affair. I like seeing what creative teams can do with ingenuity rather than money, so almost never think something should be more expensive. But I do wish the $25m television version of Moby Dick, currently shooting, had more cash to work with. Oceangoing stories look amazing on the big screen, and we get so few of...
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From feedburner.com
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X Files fans are in for a special treat this month as some of the movers and shakers behind the hit TV show gather for a special evening in the name of charity.
Gillian Anderson (Dana Scully), actor Mitch Pileggi (Walter Skinner), executive producer/writer Frank Spotnitz (“The X-Files”, “Millennium”, “The Lone Gunmen”) and executive producer/director Rob Bowman (currently EP and director on “Castle”) hit the Beverly Wilshire hotel on November...
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It’s been about a sweet 16 years since the first episode of The X-Files aired. It’s been about a sweet 16 years since I developed my first crush: Gillian Anderson. Sigh. I think my mom sort of looked the other way and chalked it up to an adolescent search for a role model and, really, [...]
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From la.metblogs.com
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The film version of the 1990s TV phenomenon sees Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny chasing aliens, deadly viruses
and killer bees to prove the truth really is still "out there", in an effective blend of science fiction and paranoid conspiracy thriller.
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