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Gillian Anderson Joins Starz’s American Gods

Gillian Anderson has joined the cast Starz’s adaption of Neil Gaiman’s American Gods. In the series about Old and New Gods, Anderson will be playing the role of Media, the representative for the New Gods. She thrives on attention and worship that people give to their electronic devices, such as TVs and phones. Executive producer and co-writer Brian Fuller and Anderson have worked together before, on the series Hannibal. Fuller co-wrote the script for American Gods with Michael Green. The two are also working as co-showrunners. David Slade will be in the director’s chair for several episodes, including the pilot. American Gods centers on the battle brewing between the Old Gods and the New Gods. The Old Gods are rooted in mythology and the religions of days gone by. The New Gods have found their footing thanks to people’s obsession with money, technology, celebrities, and drugs. Gillian Anderson will co-star along side Ricky Whittle (Shadow Moon), Ian McShane (Mr. Wednesday),

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STARZ’s Series Adaption Of American Gods Adds Three New Cast Members

Starz’s adaption of Neil Gaiman’s American Gods is picking up steam and has just announced three new cast members. American Gods combines the legends of various religions and mythology. We witnesses a struggle between deities, both old and new. Starz has cast Ricky Whittle as Shadow Moon, the main character of the novel. Shadow Moon is an ex-convict and a bodyguard of Mr. Wednesday (Ian McShane), an incarnation of the Norse God Odin. It has been hinted that Shadow Moon is actually the reincarnation of Baldr, the Norse God of light. Emily Browning (Sucker Punch), who will play Laura, Shadow Moon’s wife. Nigerian actress Yetide Badaki (Aquarius) will play Bilquis, the ancient goddess of love and Sean Harris (Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation) has been cast as Mad Sweeney, who has been described as a leprechaun down on his luck. So far the only one new god has been cast. Bruce Langley (Deadly Waters) will play the role of Technician Boy,

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Mar 26, 2016

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Gillian Anderson Joins Starz’s American Gods

Gillian Anderson has joined the cast Starz’s adaption of Neil Gaiman’s American Gods. In the series about Old and New Gods, Anderson will be playing the role of Media, the representative for the New Gods. She thrives on attention and worship that people give to their electronic devices, such as TVs and phones. Executive producer and co-writer Brian Fuller and Anderson have worked together before, on the series Hannibal. Fuller co-wrote the script for American Gods with Michael Green. The two are also working as co-showrunners. David Slade will be in the director’s chair for several episodes, including the pilot. American Gods centers on the battle brewing between the Old Gods and the New Gods. The Old Gods are rooted in mythology and the religions of days gone by. The New Gods have found their footing thanks to people’s obsession with money, technology, celebrities, and drugs. Gillian Anderson will co-star along side Ricky Whittle (Shadow Moon), Ian McShane (Mr. Wednesday),

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STARZ’s Series Adaption Of American Gods Adds Three New Cast Members

Starz’s adaption of Neil Gaiman’s American Gods is picking up steam and has just announced three new cast members. American Gods combines the legends of various religions and mythology. We witnesses a struggle between deities, both old and new. Starz has cast Ricky Whittle as Shadow Moon, the main character of the novel. Shadow Moon is an ex-convict and a bodyguard of Mr. Wednesday (Ian McShane), an incarnation of the Norse God Odin. It has been hinted that Shadow Moon is actually the reincarnation of Baldr, the Norse God of light. Emily Browning (Sucker Punch), who will play Laura, Shadow Moon’s wife. Nigerian actress Yetide Badaki (Aquarius) will play Bilquis, the ancient goddess of love and Sean Harris (Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation) has been cast as Mad Sweeney, who has been described as a leprechaun down on his luck. So far the only one new god has been cast. Bruce Langley (Deadly Waters) will play the role of Technician Boy,

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Mar 26, 2016