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I keep going back to that interview.
I love everything about it. Especially her randomness and her laugh and the way she carefully chooses each word.
You've probably all seen it before, but it's nice to revisit things.
I had to share.

Also, I'm praying that the lj-cut worked. Livejournal has been extrememly disagreeable lately when it comes to me ( Read more... )

I put up a new header for the community a week ago in honor of Straightheads in case you didn't see it already ( Read more... )

In a tiny trailer, in a clearing in a cold and wet Worcestershire forest, Gillian Anderson is swearing like a docker. “Movies should be whatever the f*** they are!” says the 38-year-old actress and one-time TV icon from The X Files. “If they are f****** disturbing, then let them be f***** disturbing!”

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Are you finding that there’s a crossover of Supernatural fans who were avid X-Files watchers ( Read more... )

From The Daily Mail, 5th Jan '06.

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Not sure what this is from, maybe the new Bleak House DVDs. I don't know I just found it and thought I'd share.

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Style: The Sunday Times

The Sunday Times September 10, 2006

I am what I am

Gillian Anderson

Gillian Anderson, 38, stars in the forthcoming Idi Amin biopic The Last King of Scotland. She lives in north London and is expecting her second child later this year

• I go through stages when I care about my appearance. Clothes and combed hair ( Read more... )

"Gillian’s great. I play her lover and we’ve got a real naughty and twisted relationship. It works - you wouldn’t put us together on paper but it was a joy," he smiles ( Read more... )

Straightheads: Dan Reed interview ( Read more... )

When the long-running alien conspiracy drama The X Files ended in 2002 after nine years, its flame-haired star Gillian Anderson was at a professional crossroads. Her success on American TV, as the cool, adroit FBI special agent Dana Scully, made her a household name. Greater things should have followed. In the eyes of casting directors, however, ( Read more... )