Great Expectations (2011)
Lors du 1er épisode, Gillian était en “trending worldwide” sur twitter.
Un pauvre orphelin, Pip, devient soudain un gentleman avec l’aide d’un mystérieux bienfaiteur.
Lors du 1er épisode, Gillian était en “trending worldwide” sur twitter.
Un pauvre orphelin, Pip, devient soudain un gentleman avec l’aide d’un mystérieux bienfaiteur.
By ABBIE BERNSTEIN / Contributing Writer
by Will Harris March 30, 2012
Given the perpetual seriousness of Agent Dana Scully, it should have come as a surprise to no one when Gillian Anderson made the post-X-Files decision to step into deeper dramatic waters, appearing in a London production of Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House as well as television adaptations of such literary fare as Charles Dickens’ Bleak House and Herman Melville’s Moby Dick. But appearing in Johnny English Reborn? Now that was unexpected.
Anderson’s latest role, which finds her working closer to anticipated form, is Miss Havisham in Great Expectations, which airs on April 1 and 8 as part of PBS’s long-running series Masterpiece. The A.V. Club spoke with Anderson during the Television Critics Association press tour in Pasadena, where she discussed the non-event of being the youngest actress ever to play the part, her occasional comedic efforts, and her legacy as an X-Files writer/director.
by Jennifer Vineyard
By Jace Lacob
Gillian Anderson, famous for ‘The X-Files,’ stuns as Miss Havisham in Sunday’s ‘Great Expecations.’ She tells Jace Lacob about turning down ‘Downton Abbey,’ her British accent—and possibly playing Scully again.