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You've shown once again that we are alive and well, XF3 is on our reach... Is not so much a question of IF it will happen, its more WHEN it will happen.
ATO Pictures has acquired all North American rights to director James Marsh’s Shadow Dancer. It stars Andrea Riseborough (Wallis Simpson in W.E.) and Clive Owen. Screenplay was written by Tom Bradby and is based on his novel. Riseborough plays a woman who’s forced to betray her beliefs and spy on members of her family to protect her son in 1993 Northern Ireland. Gillian Anderson, Aidan Gillen and Domhnall Gleeson co star. Shadow Dancer is Marsh’s third film to bow at Sundance. He also directed the documentaries Project Nim and Man On Wire. Produced by Chris Coen of Unanimous Entertainment, Shadow Dancer is also screening at the Berlin Film Festival. Exec producers are Joe Oppenheimer, Brahim Chioua, Norman Merry, Vincent Maraval, Tom Bradby and Rita Dagher. ATO head of acquisitions Sarah Lash negotiated the deal with CAA who represented the producers.
You know her as Marita Covarrubias on The X-Files, but also as the Kick Ass Zombie Apocalypse survivor, Andrea, on The Walking Dead. Laurie Holden shares in this very funny and lively 20-question poll about herself.
Premiering at Sundance and the 2012 Berlinale, we bring you a look into the poster for Shadow Dancer. While Gillian didn't attend the premiere in Salt Lake City, we'll let you know if she will be attending the Berlinale in February.
It seems incredible that it has been 3 years since Kim Manners passed away.
It's because of his work that many of us got to fall in love with The X-Files, because of the way he showed us the stories that led us to imagine, led us to enjoy, led us to call ourselves X-Philes.
The memory of Kim not only lives on through the many shows that he produced and directed over the many years of his filmmaking career, but also through the inspiration that he sparked on projects like the LAX-Files book and its matching numerous auctions that have raised thousands of dollars for the American Cancer Association.
Here's to you, Kim. We're trying our best to "Kick it in the ass!"
If you want to support the ongoing charity drive in his memory, don't forget to visit the LAX-Files website.
Thanks to Ulrike for the heads up. Filmmaker did a short interview with Christopher Neil, the director of Goats. He talks about his experience working with David Duchovny. Enjoy!