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Rose McGowan appeared as young Cora in the season 2 of 'Once Upon a Time'. Once Upon a Time is resurrecting Cora — kind of! Actress Rose McGowan has signed on to reprise her role as the youthful version of the villainous Queen of Hearts. McGowan (Charmed, Death Proof) previously played Cora in the pivotal episode “The Miller’s

McGowan at "Dawn" premiere at Sundance. While Rose McGowan is known for taking on edgy roles in the films like Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez’s Grindhouse and the hit TV series Charmed, she says she only recently found her true calling, behind the camera. “Directing wasn’t particularly challenging, I find acting more challenging,” McGowan told FOX411 ahead of

When the time came for Rose McGowan to direct her first project…she lost the rights to the script. In a scramble, two friends—M.A. Fortin and Joshua John Miller—wrote a short for her, which was made into “Dawn,” about a sheltered teen looking to break out of her little bubble. Now after a lot of hard work, the film

"Dawn" marks Rose's directorial debut. Gregg Araki’s cult classic The Doom Generation premiered at the 1995 Sundance Film Festival, the acting debut of Rose McGowan. It seems very fitting that she is returning to Park City for her directorial debut Dawn, which is screening in the Shorts Competition at the 2014 Sundance Film Festival. Dawn follows a quiet

Rose McGowan plays new character Josie Acosta, a suburban mom and experienced hunter Josie Acosta the third season of Sony-owned Crackle‘s original series Chosen. Rose McGowan spoke on panel about her new role at Crackle TCA Presentation on Sunday. “I do like to kill people,” McGowan said of her attraction to the role — enough to bring her back to