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That awkward moment when a show based around the paranormal is more accurate about picture resolution then most cop shows


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At the surprisingly tiny height of 5'2", Gillian Anderson was a full 10 inches shorter than her X-Files co-star David Duchovny. So, how did the crew save Anderson from having to jump up and down so she wasn't having some important, expository conversation with Duchovny's n------? The answer is an apple box, a common tool used for a lot of television and film actors whose height doesn't really jibe with other actors in a scene. Generally, they are 8"x20"x12", but since the height disparity between the X- Files stars was exceptionally great, Anderson's slightly higher "Scully Box" was measured at about "an apple and a half." The actress actually referred to it as the "Gilly Box," and sometimes she would forget she was on it - and then fall off the box during a serious scene. ghostofqueequeg The Story of the Scully Box. geekygothgirl This is the most adorable thing ever. Aaaahhh. bluedragontraveler NEW FOX Originally posted by littlesolo i went digging because i knew this existed! here she is falling off the box!!!
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