[Warning: The following contains MAJOR spoilers for The Abandons finale.] Gillian Anderson plays a true villain for the first time in Kurt Sutter‘s Netflix Western The Abandons.
The Crown‘s Peter Morgan is teaming up with Netflix once again, this time for an adaptation of Ira Levin’s 1976 novel, The Boys From Brazil. Along with unveiling the cast and creatives behind the adaptation, Netflix has also offered additional details about the filming process.
Succession‘s Jeremy Strong, Masters of Sex and Party Down star Lizzy Caplan, and X-Files icon Gillian Anderson are just a few of the big names attached to Netflix’s The Boys From Brazil, an upcoming limited series reimagining the 1978 thriller about a Nazi cloning conspiracy.
Gillian Anderson wanted to become marine biologist before she fell in love with acting - despite having been terrified of the sea. The 57-year-old actress - who became interested in theatre as a teenager - admitted she is still not a strong swimmer.
While “Tron Ares” hasn’t been performing at the box office like Disney had hoped, that hasn’t stopped its cast and crew from talking about it. One peculiar aspect of the “Tron” movies has to do with the Dillinger family – namely, the Dillingers are antagonists in all three movies.
Tron might not be for everyone. They aren’t exactly flawless, but they are wonderfully strange, engaging, creative, original, and fun to look at.
It seems that after publicly swearing off returning to the character after the previous two X-Files revivals, Gillian Anderson is warming up to the idea of revisiting Dana Scully one more time.
In 1982, a real man, made of blood and flesh, got pulled into the digital realm. He survived his encounter in that dangerous world. Now the digital world is coming to ours.
Gillian Anderson has spoken movingly about the impact of her career as she accepted the prestigious CineMerit Award at the Munich International Film Festival.
Gillian Anderson had admitted that sex scenes are "never a joy". The 56-year-old actress shares an intimate scene in a tent with co-star Jason Isaacs in
Gillian Anderson fears the UK's homelessness problem could get even worse. The 56-year-old actress plays a woman facing homelessness in her new film, 'The Salt Path', and Gillian fears the problem will only get worse if the UK enters a recession.
Only a few actors can truly say they’ve managed to have multiple hit series, but to have them years apart, even decades? Let’s talk about that and see which iconic stars of the silver screen have succeeded not once but twice, and do it with years between each show.
After the massive success of his horror movie Sinners, everyone is wondering what director Ryan Coogler is going to tackle next. Although a third Black Panther film is in the cards, that doesn’t seem to be what’s next for him.
If there’s one thing that fans of TV love almost as much as the shows themselves, it’s the drama and gossip that often surrounds production.
Asa Butterfield admits 'Sex Education' fans still stop him to ask for advice. The 27-year-old actor starred in the hit Netflix comedy drama as teenager
Unresolved sexual tension is the lifeblood of TV. It’s one of the best ways to make your audience invest, and one of the best shows to ever do it was The X-Files.
“This is probably the most cringey scene I’ve ever done,” admits Gillian Anderson during a rewatch of The X-Files. The actress, who plays agent Scully in the hit ‘90s sci-fi drama, rewatched clips of her performance in a YouTube reaction video with Vanity Fair (shown below).
Home is where the heart is — at least, that’s what the sign in a 60-something-year-old's living room says. In reality, home is where you can afford to put your things. In a perfect world where money was no option, though? These are the best fictional homes that everyone has dreamed of living in.
While some of the most successful and well-known screen examples of sci-fi are movies, over the decades, television has also used the genre to push the boundaries of the medium.
TV shows often flourish in a given period of time, but thanks to the wonders of streaming, they have a much longer shelf-life.
There has long been a symbiotic relationship between film and TV, with each medium drawing on and influencing the other. The most successful and enjoyable examples of this phenomenon are reminders of how integrated the entertainment industry has become.
Everyone had hearts in their eyes, from boy bands to scream queens, when it came to many celebrities, but how many of those ‘90s crushes are still making fans’ hearts burst at the seams? Well, quite a bit!
Here's a look at 20 shows (listed in order of scheduled or projected premiere dates) worth watching in 2021.
Music took on more meaning than we thought was even possible in 2020, so let's use this time to celebrate the records that worked overtime to keep us sane and remind us of what a good time feels like.
February (and awards/event season) is over. It was surprising, wasn't it? How could March possibly live up to those expectations? By bringing us a little bit of everything.
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