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Hannah Dakota Fanning

(English: Hannah Dakota Fanning; born February 23, 1994[1], Conyers[en], Georgia, USA) is an American actress and fashion model. She began her acting career in 2000, playing a small role in the television series “ER” (1994-2009). She became famous after appearing as a child in such films as I Am Sam (2001), Wrath (2004), War of the Worlds (2005) and Charlotte's Web (2006). Dakota Fanning is the winner of many awards and the youngest nominee for the Screen Actors Guild Award[2].

Early years and education[edit | edit code]

Dakota Fanning was born into a sports family - father Steve Fanning (b. 1967) is a former baseball player for the St. Louis Cardinals, currently working as an electronics salesman [3] [4]; mother Joy Fanning (b. 1967), née Errington, is a former professional tennis player. Her maternal grandfather is Rick Errington. - former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback, and aunt Jill Errington (English) Russian. - Former ESPN reporter[5]. Dakota has a younger sister, Elle Fanning, also an actress.[6] Has German and Irish roots[7]. Fanning and her family are Baptists[8]. Graduated from Campbell Hall School

in North Hollywood, Los Angeles[9], where she was a member of the school cheerleading team[10].

Dakota learned to read at age 2. Acting abilities manifested themselves from an early age. When four-year-old Dakota had a sister, Elle, she began to put a pillow under her dress, pretending to be pregnant, and her sister played the newborn baby. Dakota began attending a theater studio located near her home. There, children staged plays every week, and the theater staff, noticing how much Dakota stood out, advised her parents to hire an agent for her. In 1999, the family, on the advice of an agent, went to Los Angeles for 6 weeks, planning to return back to Georgia. But the agent found Dakota his first job in an advertisement for Tide powder, and the family never returned [11].

Dakota Fanning: “My sister and I are not rivals!”

Dakota Fanning began acting in films at the age of six. Now, at nineteen, she is not a wayward teenager, but a real professional, because the actress already has several acclaimed films and work with such partners as Sean Penn, Reese Witherspoon, Tom Cruise and Russell Crowe. But what’s most interesting is that she never chased success, she just liked to work. Dakota is generally very independent and has been living alone in her own apartment in New York for a long time. According to the actress, “there’s something exciting about just the thought of coming to a big city and meeting a cool guy there.” By the way, now the girl has no time for love, she is busy filming films, studying at the university and has even succeeded in the fashion industry. In 2007, she presented clothes from the spring-summer collection of the Marc Jacobs fashion house, and in 2011 she became the face of the advertising campaign for their fragrance Oh, Lola!

“In general, I have the feeling that I have been living for a very long time. And filming... It seems to me that I have always loved it and have always been able to do it. I love it. I love everything about it. When I stand on the set, it seems to me that I am the happiest girl in the world. I consider myself lucky, because from early childhood I knew what I wanted to do, what kind of life I wanted to live,” the actress shared.

Dakota is often compared to her younger sister, Elle Fanning, who, despite her young age, has already starred in films such as Dad on Duty, I Am Sam and Super 8, produced by Steven Spielberg. But there is no rivalry between the sisters. Each has chosen its own path and does not interfere with the other.

“I like to be independent. The main thing is that now I don’t have to share a bathroom with my little sister! Of course, I say this with love. Of course, while it seems a little strange to me that I have my own personal space, I am still surprised by the fact that I am alone and no one is watching what I am doing. My mother spent some time with me in New York, made sure that I settled well, taught me how to cook and wash clothes,” said the actress.

Dakota is very sorry that work on the famous Twilight saga has ended, because for her, like for the other actors in this film, it was an invaluable experience. She managed to become friends with actress Kristen Stewart, although in the film they play sworn enemies. Fanning is glad to have been a part of these films, even if she didn't get as much publicity as Pattinson and Stewart.

“When we were filming the saga in Italy, about five thousand people gathered there in the square. And when Rob walked to the car, it seemed to me that the girls would simply go crazy! As soon as the actors appeared, everyone started screaming. Yes, it was noisy there! All these people gathered just to get a glimpse of Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart. It is impossible to convey in words everything that happened there. Yes, I was very lucky, I worked with famous actors. But to react to them like that?! Previously, I only saw this at the premieres of films, but never during filming,” Dakota Fanning shared her emotions.

The film “Now is the Time” will be released soon, where the actress plays a terminally ill girl. Dakota was very interested in this role because it was not like all the others. According to Fanning, “she wanted to go on this emotional journey with the character. After all, to portray fear, love, despair and at the same time the desire to live on screen is certainly a challenge for an actor.”

Career[edit | edit code]

2000–2007: Early years[edit | edit code]

Her first notable acting job was a guest role in one episode of the drama series ER, where she played one of her favorite roles - a car accident victim with leukemia.[12] Afterwards there were guest roles in other famous television series, including “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation”, “Friends”, “The Practice”, “Spin City”, and also played the main characters in childhood in the series “Ally McBeal” and “The Ellen Show” .

Dakota Fanning at the premiere of War of the Worlds in London, June 2005

In 2001, she played two minor roles in the films "Daddy's Christmas" and "March Cats", and made her big film debut in the film "I Am Sam" starring Sean Penn, where she played the daughter of the mentally retarded protagonist, for custody of which he is fighting. For this role, seven-year-old Dakota was nominated for a Screen Actors Guild Award and became the youngest nominee in the history of this award[13]. She also received the award for Best Young Actress from the Broadcast Film Critics Association.[14]

In 2002, Steven Spielberg cast Dakota as the lead child in the science fiction miniseries Taken. By that time, she had already received several positive reviews from critics, in particular from Tom Shales of The Washington Post[15]. That same year, Fanning appeared in three films: as a kidnapping victim in 24, playing Reese Witherspoon's character as a child in Stylish Thing, and as Katie

in the movie "Hansel and Gretel".
And in 2003, she distinguished herself by playing the roles of a very adult child with an eccentric nanny Brittany Murphy in “Uptown Girls” and Sally
in the comedy “Cat.” Also during that period, she was involved in the voice acting for the 2005 English-language Disney version of the Japanese cartoon “My Neighbor Totoro,” as well as one episode each in the TV series “Family Guy” and “Justice League.”

In 2004, she appears in the film “Anger”, where she plays the role of a nine-year-old girl, Lupita Ramos.

, who was kidnapped by a Mexican gang while she was supposed to be protected by her hired bodyguard, Denzel Washington.
“Hide and Seek” was the first film released in 2005 where Dakota played with Robert De Niro. Also that year, she voiced Lilo
(after Davey Chase) in the video-released animated film Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch's Big Trouble.
Dakota had a small role in Rodrigo Garcia's Nine Lives, where she had an uninterrupted nine-minute scene with actress Glenn Close, who later spoke glowingly of Dakota.[16] And at the same time, Fanning voiced her character for the future cartoon “Coraline in the Land of Nightmares”[17]. Dakota Fanning at the premiere of the film "For", Los Angeles June 25, 2010
At the end of October 2004, Dakota completed filming in "The Dreamer" with Kurt Russell in the title role. After which Russell, who played the father of Dakota's character, said that she was his best partner in his entire career.[18] Then there was a role in the film “War of the Worlds” together with Tom Cruise[19], and immediately, without a break, Dakota went to the set of “Charlotte’s Web”, finishing filming in May 2005 in Australia.

In the summer of 2006, Fanning was busy filming the film Hunted, and after the film's release she was criticized for her character's rape scene, to which Dakota responded: “It didn't really happen. This movie. It's called acting."[20]

In 2006, at the age of 12, Dakota Fanning was invited to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

, becoming the youngest member of the academy in history[21]. Having earned $4 million in 2006, she was ranked 4th on Forbes' list of leading stars under the age of 21.[22]

In March and April 2007, she starred in the film “The Flight of a Lifetime” with such A-list stars as Kate Beckinsale, Guy Pearce, as well as Oscar-winners Forest Whitaker and Jennifer Hudson. She played Anne Hagen

, a girl who witnessed her father's murder and subsequently turned to religion.

And in July 2007, she starred in Kate Hudson’s short film “Cutlass” for three days. From September to December 2007, Dakota worked on the filming of the science fiction film “The Fifth Dimension” about a group of psychics who were given various abilities at birth and who are trying to destroy the plans of an ominous corporation[23].

2008 - present[edit | edit code]

In January 2008, filming began on the adaptation of Sue Monk Kidd's novel The Secret Life of Bees.[24] In 2009, she played the seer Cassie Holmes in the film The Fifth Dimension.

She starred in 2009-2010 in the small role of the vampire Jane

in the Twilight films.
Saga. New Moon", "Twilight. Saga. For, based on the works of Stephenie Meyer[25]. Dakota Fanning at the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival. In 2010,
the film “The Runaways” was released, starring Dakota, Kristen Stewart, Stella Maeve and Scout Taylor-Compton, where Fanning plays Cherie Carrie, the lead singer of The Runaways.

Negotiations were also held about her participation in a new film, an adaptation of Gale Forman's novel “If I Stay.” The film is set to be produced by Summit Entertainment and helmed by Brazilian director Heitor Dhalia, although it was originally supposed to be helmed by Catherine Hardwicke.

Dakota was supposed to play the girl Mia

, who loves classical music and has a boyfriend - a rock star. Mia cannot choose between music and love, but she must face a difficult choice between life and death[26][27]. However, Dakota left the project due to her desire to graduate from school in the spring of 2011 without heavy workload[28].

In February 2011, information appeared that Dakota would star in three films at once: “London Holiday” - a film by Michael Hoffman, where Dakota will play the Queen’s sister Princess Margaret

as a teenager, who, along with her sister, is allowed to leave Buckingham Palace for one night to join the public celebration of victory in the Second World War.[29][30]

"Motel Life" is a film based on the novel of the same name. In this film, Dakota will play alongside Stephen Dorff, who played the father of the actress's sister's character Elle in the film Somewhere, and Emile Hirsch. “Wild Mississippi” is an indie thriller in which the actress will play the protagonist’s girlfriend, who is running away from gangsters after stealing diamonds[31].

Dakota also replaced Saoirse Ronan in the biopic “Effie,” where the actress will play Effie Gray, the wife of critic, architect, poet and artist John Ruskin. The plot of the film revolves around the famous Victorian love triangle of Effie - Ruskin - Millais. The premiere took place in 2014, directed by Richard Laxton (English) Russian, screenwriter - Emma Thompson.

In July 2020, it became known that Dakota had joined the cast of the film “The Glass Bell,” which would be directed by actress Kirsten Dunst[32]. In October 2020, it was announced that Dakota had joined the cast of the film Ocean's Eight.[33]

Modeling career[edit | edit code]

In December 2010, it became known that Fanning had signed a professional modeling contract with IMG Models.

, with whom such famous models as Gisele Bündchen, Kate Moss, and Naomi Campbell collaborate[34].
Dakota will reportedly work with Special Bookings
and continue her modeling career under the name
Dakota F.
[35]

In 2007, Dakota presented clothes from the spring-summer collection of Marc Jacobs, and in March 2011 she headed the advertising campaign for the new Marc Jacobs

, called
Oh Lola
[36].

Surfer Mick Fanning

Right during the competition, the famous surfer had to compete for a more serious reward than any cups or recognition - his own life.

Fight with a shark with a happy outcome

On July 19, at a competition in South Africa, the famous surfer, three-time world champion Mick Fanning was attacked by a huge white shark, the fight with which was captured by all photographers present at the J-Bay Open. The shark had a bite to eat, but the surfer kicked it off and swam to the shore, hoping that the jet ski on duty would pick him up along the way.

Fortunately, for the athlete, the shark did not pursue him, and he managed to emerge as the absolute winner from the fight, not only fighting off the sea predator, but also not losing his limbs in this fight, and the famous model Carissa Dalton, with whom Mick has been with for more than 10 years is married and is not a widow. But the video of the fight with the sea predator spread across the Internet, and Mick himself became a real star, gaining fame as the “thunderstorm of sharks.”

As Mick Fanning later said in an interview, when he met a shark, he initially felt that something was strongly pulling him to the bottom, he didn’t notice any teeth - only fins, and he simply couldn’t believe that all this was happening to him, and next to him formidable sea predator.

There are many cases of shark attacks on surfers. One of the saddest examples is the well-known one-armed surfer Bethany Hamilton, who lost her arm in an encounter with a shark, but did not lose interest in such a dangerous water sport. But a collision with a shark right in the competition is a rare event, and Mick was extremely lucky that everything ended so well for him.

How it all began, or victories in memory of my brother

The future multiple world champion in surfing Mick (Michael) Fanning, also known among surfers under the nickname “White Lightning,” was born on July 13, 1981 in Australia in a family of immigrants from Ireland. Having first stood on a surfboard at the age of 5, he became forever addicted to surfing and, together with future pro surfer Joel Parkinson, rode the waves of the Australian coast.

Already in 1996, Mick Fanning first announced himself as a talented Australian surfer, who had many victories and achievements to his name. And over the subsequent years of his career as a professional surfer, he repeatedly proved this.

Together with his brother Sean, Mick dreamed of becoming a professional surfer and traveling around the world. But only one brother’s dream was destined to come true: Sean died in a car accident.

Mick was 17 then, he was very worried about the death of his brother, but after a long depression he decided to achieve everything they had always dreamed of and dedicate all his victories to the deceased Sean. And Mick Fanning has plenty of victories. In terms of their number, he strives to catch up with the recognized leader in the world of professional surfing - Kelly Slater.

Catch up with Slater

In 2001, Mick won one of the main Australian surfing competitions, and this turned out to be a real breakthrough for him into the world of professional surfing. The Australian surfer finished the 2002 season with the title of “Best Newcomer of the Year,” and subsequently never tired of demonstrating his successful ascent to the pinnacle of fame.

But in 2004, his surfing career almost ended after suffering a serious injury - a torn hamstring. Having undergone surgery, Mick Fanning decided to get back on the surfboard and triumphantly returned to the ranks of the best surfers in the world, winning the World Tour ASP.

At the 2007 competition in Brazil, Mick even managed to beat Slater and win the championship title. But a serious injury received in 2008 prevented the surfer from regaining his laurels of glory. At the end of the year, he was only eighth among the best surfers. But in 2009, Mick Fanning was again able to climb onto the winner’s podium and won the championship title at the next ASP competition.

In addition to hard training on the water, Mick devotes a lot of time to practicing proper breathing, which divers usually learn, and meditation. The latter allows the surfer not only to develop endurance and remain calm even in the most difficult situations, but also promotes the development of attentiveness and concentration, allowing maximum concentration on achieving the desired results and remaining among the leaders in the world of professional surfing.

Filmography[edit | edit code]

Biography

Born 02/23/1994, Conyers, Georgia, USA.
American actress.

Winner of the Broadcast Film Critics Association Award (2001).

The beginning of the way

Dakota Fanning, full name Hannah Dakota Fanning, was born on February 23, 1994 in Conyers, Georgia, to former St. Louis Cardinals baseball player Steve Fanning and former professional tennis player Joy Fanning.

Dakota Fanning grew up as a gifted girl - she learned to read at the age of two, and began attending drama school at the age of five. Seeing her acting talent, the teachers advised her parents to hire an agent to take on the little actress. Dakota Fanning played her first role in an advertisement for Tide washing powder.

Film career

The girl’s first acting job was in the TV series “Emergency”. Afterwards, she appeared in supporting roles in other television series: “The Practice,” “Crime Scene,” “The Ellen Show” and others. Dakota Fanning's first notable acting job was a guest role in an episode of the drama series ER, where she played one of her favorite roles - a car accident victim with leukemia. Then there were the same guest roles in other famous television series, including “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation,” “The Practice,” and “Spin City.”

My career slowly picked up pace. In 2001, the already fully formed actress played two unnoticeable roles in the films “Daddy's Christmas” and “March Cats”, and made her big screen debut in the film “I Am Sam” starring Sean Penn. She perfectly played the daughter of the mentally retarded protagonist, for whose custody he fought. The film was directed by Jesse Nelson.

2002 brought Dakota Fanning a small role in Gary J. Tunnicliffe’s family fantasy film Hansel and Gretel, where the leading roles were played by famous actors: Taylor Momsen, Jacob Smith and Howie Mandel.

Dakota Fanning's acting career continued quite successfully. In 2003, the talented actress distinguished herself by playing the role of an adult child in City Girls and Sally in the comedy The Cat.

In 2004, the crime drama directed by Tony Scott, Wrath, appeared in theaters, where she played the role of a nine-year-old girl, Pita, who was kidnapped by a Mexican gang, while she was supposed to be protected by a hired bodyguard played by Denzel Washington. Also in 2004, the young actress starred in a small role in Rodrigo Garcia's film Nine Lives, where she had a continuous nine-minute scene with actress Glenn Close, who later spoke enthusiastically about Dakota.

"Dreamer"

2004 was an unusually fruitful year for roles. At the end of 2004, Dakota Fanning completed filming the sports drama The Dreamer, starring Kurt Russell. The film, directed by John Gatiss, was based on real events.

Father and daughter - two lonely souls lived under one roof. Despite the deep affection, these close people were very far from mutual understanding, but everything changed after little Kayle turned to her father with a request to cure her beloved horse. This became the starting point in a new life story of a new family and true friendship.

The film “Hide and Seek” was the first film released in 2005, in which Dakota Fanning played alongside Robert De Niro himself. Dakota Fanning's triumph overtook her after the actress took part in Steven Spielberg's thriller "War of the Worlds" together with Tom Cruise. After filming ended, without a rest break, Dakota went to the set of Charlotte's Web.

"Hounded"

In the summer of 2006, the actress was on the set of a musical film called “Hounded.” Following the film's release, Dakota Fanning was criticized for her character's rape scene, to which Dakota responded that "It didn't really happen. This movie. It's called acting."

Directed by Deborah Kampmeyer, the film was set in the late 1950s. In rural Alabama, living with her religious grandmother, young Luellen, a highly talented girl who found peace and protection in the music of Elvis Presley. Everything changed after the famous musician arrived in the city where Luellen lived...

Career was rapidly rushing forward. In the spring of 2007, Dakota Fanning starred in Rowan Woods' crime drama Lifetime Flight with such A-list stars as Kate Beckinsale, Guy Pearce, Forest Whitaker and Jennifer Hudson. She brilliantly played the role of a girl, Anne Hagen, who witnessed the murder of her father and subsequently turned to religion...

"The Secret Life of Bees"

Dakota Fanning is an interesting, meaningful actress with a unique performance, a charming smile, she was simply a charming girl. In 2008, viewers saw their favorite actress in the title role in the adaptation of Sue Monk Kidd's short story The Secret Life of Bees, directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood.

The film also stars Queen Latifah and Jennifer Hudson. The plot of the film told the story of a young girl, Lily Owens, who, after losing her mother, could not live with her father, and ran away from home with her only friend, Rosalyn, to a town in South Carolina. Rosaleen knows the secret of the girl's mother, but Lily herself does not yet know about it.

Colin Ford, Joel Gretsch, Djimon Hounsou, and, of course, Dakota Fanning worked on the filming of director Paul McGuigan's sci-fi film The Fifth Dimension, which was released the following 2009. The film was about a group of psychics who were given various abilities at birth and who tried to destroy the plans of an evil corporation.

"Twilight"

Dakota Fanning also appeared in all parts of the Twilight film. From 2009 to 2012, the actress played a small role as the vampire Jane in the Twilight films. Saga. New Moon", "Twilight. Saga. For, based on the works of Stephenie Meyer.

2009 – horror film directed by Chris Weitz “Twilight. Saga. New Moon,” starring Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner, Ashley Greene. Next, 2010 – David Slade’s thriller “Twilight. Saga. Eclipse,” starring: Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner, Billy Burke, Ashley Greene. Then 2012 - the fantastic drama directed by Bill Condon “Twilight. Saga. Breaking Dawn: Part 2, starring Christy Burke, Angelo Renay.

"Runaways"

Dakota Fanning chose a thorny but bright, real creative path. In 2010, Floria Sigismondi's musical drama Runaways was released, starring Dakota Fanning, Kristen Stewart, Stella Maeve and Scout Taylor-Compton.

Fanning played Cherie Currie, lead singer of The Runaways. The film, the plot of which was biographical and slightly embellished, was based on real events of 1975-1977. It told the story of a youth girl rock band, whose two lead singers, 16-year-old girls, suddenly became popular and recognizable, but at heart they still remained insecure teenage girls.

Dakota Fanning continued to work hard and in 2011, the actress immediately played roles in three new projects: “London Holiday” - a film by Michael Hoffman, where Dakota superbly played the Queen’s sister Princess Margaret as a teenager, who, along with her sister, was allowed to leave Buckingham Palace for one night to join the popular celebration of victory in World War II.

“Hotel of Love” is a film based on the novel of the same name. In this film, Dakota appeared along with Stephen Dorff and Emile Hirsch. Next came the filming of the film “Wild Mississippi” - an indie thriller, the actress appeared in it as the protagonist’s girlfriend, who ran away from gangsters after stealing diamonds.

Dakota Fanning’s next work, Ol Parker’s melodrama “Now is the Time,” 2012, was also well received by critics. Then the actress shone on the screen with Paddy Considine and Olivia Williams.

According to the plot, the main character, Tessa, was only seventeen, and she dreamed of a normal teenage life: losing her virginity, trying drugs, jumping with a parachute, truly falling in love. And she realized her intentions step by step...

It's 2013. Dakota Fanning replaced Saoirse Ronan in director Richard Laxton's biopic Effie, where the actress was to play Effie Gray, the wife of critic, architect, poet and artist John Ruskin.

Besides

In addition to filming films, Dakota Fanning was involved in the voice acting of the 2005 English-language Disney version of the Japanese cartoon “My Neighbor Totoro”, and also voiced one episode each in the series “Family Guy” and “Justice League”. At the same time, the actress voiced Lilo in the video-released cartoon “Lilo and Stitch 2: Stitch’s Big Problem.”

In 2009, Dakota Fanning, along with Teri Hatcher and Jennifer Saunders, took part in the dubbing of the adventure family cartoon Coraline in Nightmareland directed by Henry Selick.

In December 2010, Dakota Fanning signed a professional modeling contract with the IMG Models agency, which has collaborated with such famous models as Gisele Bündchen, Kate Moss, and Naomi Campbell. In addition, the actress began working with and continued her modeling career under the name “Dakota F”. In 2007, the famous actress presented clothes from the spring-summer collection of Marc Jacobs, and in March 2011, she headed the advertising campaign for the new Marc Jacobs perfume, called “Oh Lola”.

Personal life

Dakota Fanning's acting career began at a young age. Due to continuous filming, Dakota was unable to graduate from school on time. Because of this, Dakota Fanning left the project of the Brazilian director Heitor Dhalia "If I Stay", an adaptation of the novel "If I Stay" by Gale Foreman. Dakota had to play the girl Mia, who loved classical music and had a boyfriend - a rock star. However, Dakota Fanning left the project due to her desire to graduate from school in the spring of 2011 without heavy workloads.

Interesting Facts

In 2006, at the age of twelve, Dakota Fanning was invited to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, becoming the youngest member of the academy in film history.

In 2006, Dakota Fanning earned $4 million and was ranked fourth on Forbes' list of top stars under the age of 21.

Author: Alexey Generalov.

Sources of information: “Dakota Fanning”, article, Wikipedia website. "Dakota Fanning," article, People's History website. Based on network materials.

Awards and nominations[edit | edit code]

The list is given in accordance with data from the site IMDb.com[43].

Notes[edit | edit code]

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5. Stein, Joel
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9. Friday Night Lights – Crush: Hollywood's Next Generation – omg! on Yahoo (English) (inaccessible link). Omg.yahoo.com. Retrieved April 6, 2010. Archived February 15, 2012.
10. Heyman, Marshall
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12. Fanning the flames. Jam! Movies. Retrieved March 13, 2006. (inaccessible link)
13. History of the 8th SAG Awards | Screen Actors Guild Awards (unspecified)
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14. The BFCA Critics' Choice Awards :: 2001 (unspecified)
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15. Sci Fi's 'Taken' Grabs You and Doesn't Let Go (undefined)
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16. Glenn Close raves about Dakota Fanning (unspecified)
    (unavailable link). monstersandcritics.com. Retrieved March 13, 2006. Archived November 21, 2006.
17. Dakota Fanning Signs on to “Coraline” (unspecified)
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18. Kurt Russell Says Dakota Fanning Is The Best Actress He Ever Played With (unspecified)
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19. Nina Tsyrkun.
    The fourth coming.
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22. Young Hollywood's Top-Earning Stars, Forbes Magazine
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23. Fanning set to 'Push' for McGuigan (English), Vanity Fair (August 2007).
24. Cast set for 'Secret Life of Bees' (English) (December 2007).
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26. Dakota Fanning In Talks For 'If I Stay' Role: The Right Career Move?
27. 'Breaking Dawn' Star Dakota Fanning In Talks For 'If I Stay' - MTV Movie News| MTV
28. Dakota Fanning Leaving 'If I Stay' Movie for School - Breaking Dawn (unspecified)
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29. Dakota Fanning to Splay young Princess Margaret (English), The Independent (9 February 2011). Retrieved February 9, 2011.
30. Dakota Fanning Joins Michael Hoffman's 'Girls' Night Out' — The Hollywood Reporter
31. Dakota Fanning lives “The Motel Life” and goes on the run in “Mississippi Wild” | Up and Comers
32. Hipes, Patrick
    .
    Kirsten Dunst To Direct Sylvia Plath Adaptation 'The Bell Jar' Starring Dakota Fanning (English), Deadline.com
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33. DAN CAIN
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34. Nylon Blogs » Blog Archive » Dakota Fanning Scores Modeling Contract (unspecified)
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36. Spletnik - Dakota Fanning became “Lola” by Marc Jacobs (unspecified)
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