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Are you excited to see Gillian Anderson flex her comedy muscles in Sex Education?  Sex Education hits Netflix on January 11.

Articles:

Make an Appointment With Gillian Anderson, Shag Specialist (X)

Gillian Anderson and Asa Butterfield Netflix Comedy #vulture

“It pretends to be a show about sex but it’s actually a romantic and funny show about love” #variety

Gillian Anderson asks a man about his earliest memory of his scrotum in a new trailer for “Sex Education.” #womeninhollywood

Why do British people have a playful, somewhat inoffensive word for having sex #avclub

...in Sex Education, she plays a sex therapist who appears to have, well, not much of a filter. #bbcamerica

Gillian Anderson plays larger-than-life sex therapist in British comedy show

...“It’s unflinching in its treatment of sex, but it’s not gratuitous,” #stylist

‘The X-Files’ star Gillian Anderson plays sex therapist in upcoming dramedy #rollingstone

the show is most notable for the fact that the mother is played by Gillian Anderson #newyorktimes

Full transcript of Gillian’s Sunday Times Interview

Videos: 

Sex Education | Official Trailer [HD] | Netflix (X)

Gillian Anderson i Asa Butterfield o serialu Sex Education (X)

Sex Education | Qui est qui | Netflix (X)

Gillian Anderson & Asa Butterfield on Today Show for Sex Education (X)

Jonathan Ross Xmas Special 2018 : Gillian Anderson, Rob Lowe, Tom Allen...(X)

Story of a sausage

Gillian Anderson Interview bits for Netflix’ Sex Education

Asa Butterfield Talks Playing Gillian Anderson’s Son in “Sex Education”(X)

Gillian Anderson “Sex Education” (source @lucygllm)

My video skills are unparalleled 😬 Come see what other skills I have on the set of Sex Education! ​

Podcasts: 

Gillian Anderson reads Ms. Edelman’s moving and frequently funny essay “Maternal Wisdom (5 Pounds’ Worth).” 

Gillian Anderson “in depth with Larry Flick” on Sirius XM (podcast) for Sex Education (X)

BTS, Instagram, Interview pictures:

Calm before the storm

Gillian Anderson II Jonathan Ross Show, Christmas Special

Gillian Anderson in New York, NY promoting her new series “Sex Education” (X)

Gillian Anderson and Asa Butterfield visit SiriusXM Studios (X)

Today show IG story

BTS Today Show

Catch us with an abundance of indoor snow on Jonathan Ross’s Christmas Show (X)

what did we do to deserve this interview

With @asabopp at the very festive @vulture @nymag offices (X)

Who wants to lick the whipped cream off her face 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️😘

Adorbs 😍😍😍

Gillian doing press for the character Jean in her show ”Sex Education”.

Office views.

The Comic Relief Prizeathon may be the greatest and most exciting prize draw and auction of all time.

Here are more prizes from Comic Relief’s exciting competition:

Have breakfast with the legendary Sir David Attenborough at the Natural History Museum.

Take Afternoon Tea with the Queen and the rest of the Royal Family from The Crown

A very special private breakfast with Jodie Whittaker on the set of Doctor Who

Have a fry-up with Louis Tomlinson in his favourite London cafe.

Tom Hiddleston would like a drink and some crisps with you after his latest play Betrayal

Star Wars fans, Comic Relief has an original Star Wars Storm Trooper helmet with your name on it

Mumford and Sons will play a private unplugged concert for you and a friend

Gillian Anderson wants you to join her for a drink in the bar after seeing her new play All About Eve

The Guilty Feminist would like you to hang out backstage before a show and take you and a friend to dinner

Tanya Burr wants you to join her for breakfast in her favourite Notting Hill restaurant

Charlie Mackesy will personalise one of his most popular paintings for you

Jessie Ware is inviting you to dinner at her mum’s house for a Table Manners podcast

Great Expectations: Falling in love with Miss Havisham, 

Written by Gillian Anderson

We're talking about a woman who is deeply, almost psychotically manipulative and potentially really psychologically damaging to Pip and Estella, the two children that we see her have this direct impact on.

There was a curiosity there for me. Also reading the scripts and appreciating the adaptation but then also going back and reading Great Expectations and kind of falling in love with her complexities.

I don't know how much of that was about falling in love with my interpretation of her, or what I was getting off the page of the script.

I've tried to remember what my innocent reader's eyes were picking up on when I first took a look at Great Expectations when I was younger and whether she still held that position for me in terms of awe, as she does now.

I have a feeling it was probably different, a very uncomfortable take I had on her really early on.