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The best Gillian Anderson movies and TV shows:

The X-Files
Gillian’s most iconic role is undoubtedly FBI agent Dana Scully, a rational scientist investigating paranormal cases. She won an Emmy and a Golden Globe for her performance in this cult classic series, not to mention, she redefined women in sci-fi.
Where to watch: Disney+ and Paramount+.
Stream The X-Files on Disney Plus from $15.99/mth. SUBSCRIBE HERE.
Stream The X-Files on Paramount Plus from $9.99/mth, with a 7-day free trial. SUBSCRIBE HERE.

Sex Education
In this sharp British dramedy series, Gilian plays Jean Milburn, a frank sex therapist and mother. Her performance is bold, funny, and tender, and earned critical acclaim.
Where to watch: Netflix.

The Crown
For Season 4 of The Crown, Gillian transformed into Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. She ultimately won an Emmy and a Golden Globe for her performance.
Where to watch: Netflix.

The Fall
Gillian stars in The Fall as DSI Stella Gibson, a brilliant detective tracking a serial killer in Belfast. Her composed, feminist take on the detective genre earned her BAFTA and Critics’ Choice nominations.
Where to watch: Prime Video and BritBox.
Stream The Fall on Prime Video from $6.58/mth, with a 30-day free trial. SUBSCRIBE HERE.
Stream The Fall on BritBox from $9.99/mth, with a 7-day free trial. SUBSCRIBE HERE.

Bleak House
In this BBC adaptation of Charles Dickens’ novel, Gillian plays Lady Dedlock, hiding a dark secret in a corrupt legal world. Her subtle, layered performance earned her an Emmy nomination.
Where to watch: Rent or buy via Apple TV+.

Shadow Dancer
Set in 1990s Belfast, Shadow Dancer is a tense political thriller. Gillian plays a British intelligence officer manipulating an IRA informant.
Where to watch: Rent or buy via Apple TV+.

The House of Mirth
Gillian stars in The House of Mirth as Lily Bart, a socialite navigating the rigid expectations of New York high society. Her performance in the period drama was widely praised.
Where to watch: Rent or buy via Apple TV+.