Favorite movies Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny

Meet your favorite movies the protagonists of X-Files.

this href=”https://hipertextual.com/2016/02/oscar-2016-curiosidades” cinephile time and the recent end of season one of the series most famous of television: X-Files, which, incidentally, can see href=”https://hipertextual.com/tag/recap” recaps Hypertext , remember favorite movies the two great protagonists of the series ( albeit at a you want to pay half).

Gillian Anderson

The Chicago-born actress has in its website published your favorite movies; where also he explains that is a fan of Harry Potter and his wonderful world, who wants to go to Hogwarts, if only agree to go to live there if I could accompany her daughter. His favorite movies are:

La Vie En Rose

From that says Marion Cotillard’s performance is one of the “most extraordinary has ever seen.” This 2007 film was directed by Olivier Dahan and tells the story of singer Edith Piaf.

Sunshine

Film of 2007 directed by Danny Boyle href=”https://hipertextual.com/tag/danny-boyle” . and Gillian is expressed as “exceptionally rare” and can not imagine how that was done for production design and effects are great

the Lives of Others

Written and directed by Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck, the German film of 2006 also among favorite of the actress who plays Dana Scully. She explains that it is a must as far as movies are concerned.

Wallace & Gromit

Gillian says, as can happen with many other things, that the creations of Nick Park were like” the secret “and that somehow Menara he hated it made famous, however, adds jokingly, sure that’s good for the creators.

out of Africa

1985 film directed by Sydney Pollack, starring Meryl Streep and Robert Redford, Anderson explains that it is a movie you’ve seen many times and encouraged her to learn new things.

It’s a Wonderful Life

This film directed by Frank Capra in 1946 is also a favorite of Gillian, considering that it is also of those films you’ve seen over and over again.

American Beauty, Shakespeare in Love and Magnolia

Son tapes for Gillian, have characters that you love to do; Lady Macbeth says to love and would like to play Hedda Gabler.

Madagascar 2

In the NPR blog has a section called ‘Seen A Million Times ‘and was in it when Gillian claimed to have seen this film many times. The explanation for this is that Anderson is a mother, and her daughter, like all boys, have full seasons in which only want to see a film until exhaustion. Gillian said that the time when Madagascar was a favorite of her daughter Piper, she always sat at her and laughed at the same jokes already knew

Piper seems it is also responsible for Gillian fall into the charms ribbons Studio Ghibli. List at least three of them among his favorites: My Neighbor Totoro, Castle in the Sky and Kiki Home Delivery

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David Duchovny

Meanwhile, Duchovny presented his five favorite movies on the site Rotten Tomatoes. The New York actor and starred in Californication said his favorite films are:

The Godfather

The consecrated 1974 film directed by Francis Ford Coppola is considered by David as the best soap opera of all time, one that portrays the human drama and this is an awesome tape

the Godfather part II

the one to two they take these films in the trilogy of the Corleone family, and although the second half figure among the favorite actor, David is right to say that “no one ever mentions the poor third.” The film tells the story of Michael in command of the mafia and the beginnings of Vito Corleone, is considered also as the best sequel ever made

Annie Hall

the film and Manhattan are regarded by David as tHE movies Woody Allen and also declares that it is a film that has seen hundreds of times.

Chinatown

Film Roman Polanski’s 1974 which David Duchovny says he has a great story, directing and acting.

Old Boy

the film of Park Chan-wook 2003 It is, for Duchovny, a great story and surreal scenes; He explains that the famous fight in the hall is amazing. ( Go href=”https://hipertextual.com/2013/06/mejores-peliculas-coreanas” it is).

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