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Gillian Anderson is an American-British theater, film and television actress, activist and writer.
She is best known for playing the role of FBI Agent Dana Scully in the television series The X-Files, where she played all 11 seasons.
Other notable roles:
Lily Bart in the Terence Davis film "House of Joy" ("Abode of Joy");
Lady Dedlock in the BBC television series based on the work of Charles Dickens — "Bleak House";
in the dramas "The Mighty Celt", "The Last King of Scotland", "The Secret Gambler" and "Sister".
Gillian began her career on stage, where she received her first recognition and awards. She is currently also involved in productions.
Awards: Officer of the Order of the British Empire, Golden Globe, Emmy, Screen Actors Guild Award.

Born: August 9, 1968 (age 56), Chicago, Illinois, USA
Height: 160 cm
Married to: Julian Ozanne (2004-2007), Clyde Klotz (1994-1997)
Partner: Peter Morgan

Gillian Anderson has been married twice and is the mother of three children.
Her first husband is Clyde Klotz, an assistant art director at The X-Files. The wedding took place on January 1, 1994. A Buddhist wedding ceremony was held at the seventeenth hole of a golf course in Hawaii.
On September 25, 1994, the couple's daughter Piper Maru was born in Vancouver, Canada. The episode "The X-Files" "Piper Maru" (English Piper Maru) is named in her honor. Chris Carter granted Anderson a ten-day maternity leave, after which she returned to filming. Carter became the godfather of the newborn. In 2000, Piper appeared in the film "The House (abode) of Joy".
Klotz and Anderson divorced in 1997.
Her second husband is Jullian Ozain, a documentary filmmaker. The wedding took place in December 2004 in the village of Shella on Lamu Island, located near Kenya. 16 months after the wedding, on April 21, 2006, Anderson announced her divorce.
From 2006 to 2012, she was in a relationship with Mark Griffiths. From Griffiths, Anderson gave birth to two sons: Oscar (born November 1, 2006) and Felix (born October 15, 2008).
Gillian has a sister, Zoe, who played fourteen-year-old Dana Scully in an episode of The X-Files called "A Christmas Carol".

Anderson provides charitable assistance in support of the detection and treatment of neurofibromatosis. She is an honorary representative of the Neurofibromatosis Association. Perhaps this is due to the fact that the actress's brother was diagnosed with NF-1 disease (he died on 23.9.2011.). Gillian is also a member of the board of directors of Artists of Renewed South Africa. In addition, Anderson is a PETA activist and fully supports animal rights. Gillian performed at charity events for the rights of the organization "Survival International" in early 2010. Gillian Anderson, among other celebrities, boycotted the decisions of the Botswana government that infringe on the rights of the Kalahari Bushmen.

Gillian Anderson was born on August 9, 1968 in Chicago to Homer Edward "Ed" III and Rosemary "Posey" Alice Anderson (nee Lane)[8]. Her father owned a film postproduction company; her mother worked as a computer analyst.[9] Her ancestors included the British, Irish and Germans[10]. Shortly after her birth, the family moved to Puerto Rico[11], and 15 months later to London, the Crouch End area, where the actress spent her childhood years. The reason for the move was the need for Edward to study at the London Film School (LFS). When Gillian turned eleven, her family moved again — this time to the United States, to Grand Rapids, Michigan[12], where the future actress studied at an elementary school, then at a secondary city school with a humanitarian bias for gifted students. Anderson was the target of ridicule because of her English accent. Gillian soon learned to speak with a Midwestern pronunciation. And so far, the actress's accent depends on the country and the interlocutor — for example, in an interview with Jay Leno, she spoke with an American accent, and in an interview with Michael Parkinson — with an English accent[13][14][15].
In the early 1980s, Gillian had a nose piercing and dyed her hair in several different colors. Some American schools have a tradition of assigning students various "nominations". So, classmates voted for Anderson as the "Most wonderful student", "Class Clown", "Probably going bald", "Probably going to be arrested". The last prediction soon came true — Gillian was detained by the police when she poured glue into the lock of the school door on the eve of the prom[16].
Despite the fact that Anderson was interested in marine biology, in her first year of high school, at the age of 14, she began her career as an actress, entering a theater circle, where she immediately received the role of Juliet. Gillian's teacher was delighted with her performance. Upon entering the stage, Anderson realized her true calling.

She was later hired as a young professional at the Grand Rapids Public Theater and the Grand Rapids Civic Theatre & School of Theatre Arts. Gillian's main hobbies were theater and the punk movement. To fulfill her dream, Jill had to run away from home with one suitcase and a small amount of money. After graduating from high school in 1986, she enrolled in the prestigious Goodman Theater School — the acting department of Chicago De Paul University, where she received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in 1990. She also participated in the summer performances of the National Theatre of Great Britain at Cornell University[17].

Just in time for International Women's Day, the release of a new book by Gillian Anderson called "Want" has been announced. The book is about how women perceive sex. Here's the official announcement:
"What do you want when no one is watching?
What do you want when the lights are off?
What do you want when you are anonymous?
When we talk about sex, we talk about femininity and motherhood, infidelity and exploitation, consent and respect, justice and egalitarianism, love and hate, pleasure and pain. And yet, for many reasons —some complicated, some not — many of us don't talk about it. Our deepest, most intimate fears and fantasies remain locked inside us until someone comes with the key.
Here's the key.
In this book that defines the thoughts of an entire generation, Gillian Anderson has collected and presented anonymous letters from hundreds of women from all over the world (as well as her own anonymous letter). The book "I Want" tells how women feel about sex when they have the freedom to be completely anonymous."

Gillian Anderson's character is characterized as strong, stubborn and impulsive. In an interview, she says that she is impulsive and at the same time strives to control every step, does not know how to share her emotions, has iron principles. 5
As a teenager, Gillian Anderson was a rebel: she had piercings, dyed her hair in bright colors, for which she received the title of "class clown" from classmates. On the eve of the prom, the police detained her when she filled the keyhole of the school door with glue. 1
However, when it comes to work, Anderson shows himself to be a disciplined and self-managing professional. 2
It is also known that the actress supports organizations that protect the rights of women and children, aborigines and minorities, and is also ready to advocate for the protection of marine ecosystems. Gillian can be supportive and treats her carefully, even if not quite directly.

Gillian's type of appearance is a Mild Classic. she has blonde hair, although sometimes she likes to make up in chocolate or red. Most often it depends on the food. She definitely has something of an aristocratic appearance. Anderson has rather plump lips, above which there is a mole. most often, you can see a cascade haircut on it.

In 2015, Gillian Anderson was in Russia.
On February 2, 2015, the actress arrived in St. Petersburg to film the BBC series "War and Peace".

Filming of Anna Scherer's high-society salon is ahead.
This lady will be embodied by the star of the insanely popular in the nineties in Russia series "The X-Files" Gillian Anderson.
The star arrived in the Northern Capital later than everyone else, early on Monday morning. She stayed in the same place as her colleagues, in a hotel on St. Isaac's Square.

• The stars behave very modestly, - the hotel staff told Komsomolka. – They don't walk around the corridors, they don't laugh loudly, they order food in the rooms more often. And in general, they are walking more and more in a bunch: they gathered in the morning, left in a minibus – no flashing lights and no police escort! We arrived in the evening and went to our rooms. Obviously, they try not to attract a lot of attention to themselves.
  The artists also behave modestly on the set.
• We are amazed at how they differ in behavior from our stars, - the participants of the process told Komsomolka. – Friendly, open, smiling, trying to be inconspicuous and not to bother anyone.

35-year-old director Tom Harper (Angels of Death) promised to make Andrew Davis (Pride and Prejudice) out of the script something that has not yet been done from "War and Peace". Something bold, in the spirit of the times, with explicit love scenes and eroticism. The screenwriter saw in Tolstoy's novel something that the writer only hinted at, but did not dare to bring to its logical conclusion. British filmmakers took on this mission to read between the lines. After St. Petersburg, the group will travel to Lithuania and Switzerland. The whole pleasure will cost, as they say, ten million pounds.

1. tattoo of a circle on the left hand, on the back of the pussy on the thumb. Meaning: Circle tattoo is a symbol of the divine connection between humans and divine powers. It also symbolizes connection, bond, and openness.

2. Tattoo on her right wrist. This tattoo is a Sanskrit word meaning something like self-control.