'X-Files' alum, 56, Stuns on Cannes Red Carpet in Bold Look
Gillian Anderson is a vision in green on the Cannes Film Festival red carpet.
The X-Files alum, 56, looked every bit the movie star at the premiere of The Mastermind, in which Challengers star Josh O'Connor stars as an art thief.
With her blond hair tied back, Anderson wore a rich, green floor-length gown that flowed downward from the waist. She paired the look with a diamond necklace and soft makeup.
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While Anderson rose to stardom in the role of Dana Scully in the legendary Fox series, she's made waves in recent years for roles in shows like Sex Education, in which she plays a sex therapist. In September of 2024, she released a book, Want, an anonymous collection of sex fantasies, which she edited. The anthology was so successful that Anderson recently announced a follow-up, the Guardian reported.
As for a return to X-Files, Anderson recently weighed in. With word on the street that Sinners director Ryan Coogler is eyeing a remake, Anderson had a few thoughts. In a recent appearance on ITV1's This Morning, she shared, "I spoke to [Coogler], and what I said was, 'If anyone were to do it, I think you are the perfect person, and best of luck."
As to whether she might appear in the remake in her legendary role as Agent Scully, Anderson said she told Coogler to "call me" if he had any good ideas for the character,Parade previously wrote.'X-Files' alum, 56, Stuns on Cannes Red Carpet in Bold Look first appeared on Parade on May 23, 2025
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