X-Philanthropy Gets X-Philes Into The X-Files Revival
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Here's your chance to help out a great cause and also be part of this iconic moment for X-Files fans everywhere.
X-Philanthropy is running a charity drive to benefit Friends of SA-Yes. The method is pretty simple: If you donate 30 Euros ($30.66) you are entitled to submit ONE picture of you to be included in a mosaic collage that will be part of one of the upcoming episodes of The X-Files revival. If you donate 50 Euros ($56.00) you can send in TWO pictures.
You have until May 15th, 2015 to participate. Learn all the details and participate, head over HERE.
Vince Gilligan won't Write for The X-Files Revival
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Answering questions on his Reddit AMA, Vince Gilligan confirmed that he won't be able to join the writing team for The X-Files revival. His prior engagements with production for Better Call Saul take place at the same time that production starts for the new series.
Gillian Anderson to star in 'Viceroy's House'
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Gillian Anderson will join Downton Abbey's Hugh Bonneville for a drama titled Viceroy's House. The movie will be shot in India later this year and will be directed by Gurinder Chadha (Bend It Like Beckham)
The feature drama will chart the life inside Viceroy's House, the sumptuous Delhi home of the British rulers of India, and the momentous political decisions that led to the Partition of India in 1947. For six months in 1947, iconic British statesmen Lord Mountbatten assumed the post of last Viceroy, charged with handing India back to its people. Mountbatten lived upstairs together with his wife and daughter, downstairs lived their 5,000 Hindu, Muslim and Sikh servants. As the political elite took their seats upstairs to wrangle over the birth of independent India, conflict erupted throughout the House.
For more details, please check out Screendaily's article.