Gillian Anderson stars in horror film and discusses sex-positive activism

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Gillian Anderson, starring in the horror film “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma,” revealed she had sexual experiences with women as a teenager and felt isolated. In the film, out Friday, she plays Billy Presley, a reclusive former scream queen who mentors a younger filmmaker. Anderson also discussed her sex-positive activism, including her book “Want” and G Spot soda. Anderson, 57, said she felt alone in high school and has pushed back against censorship of sexual topics. She also has Netflix projects with Ben Affleck and a Nazi guard role.


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