September 14, 201015 yr Excelsior Hotel Brunch - September 4th 2010 67th Venice Film Festival Source: elle-fanning.net
October 2, 201015 yr Photoshoots: 2010 Source: elle-fanning.net Photographer: Nicolas Guerin Photographer: Maltese Fabrizio Photographer: Todd Cole
October 2, 201015 yr Source: elle-fanning.net Arriving at LAX from Venice, Italy - 18th September 2010 Leaving Ballet Class with her Grandmother - 13th September 2010 Leaving Ballet Class with her Dad - 11th September 2010
October 11, 201015 yr Vanity Fair August 2009 Photographer: Michael Roberts Source: elle-fanning.net Rolling Stone 2010 Photographer: Theo Wenner Source: rollingstone Hot Kid Sister: Elle FanningIn December, Elle Fanning — who debuted in I Am Sam, Somewhere. The film stars Stephen Dorff as a burned-out actor and Elle, 12, as his daughter/ticket to redemption, whom the actress plays with quiet melancholy. "Elle's mature but still kidlike," says Coppola. Elle and Dakota are close — they still share a bathroom. "It's awful," Elle says, jokingly. "I cleaned crusty toothpaste out of the sink this morning."
October 12, 201015 yr Daddy Day Care (2003) Director: Steve Carr Character: Jamie Source: elle-fanning.net Posters: Promotional Stills: Behind the Scenes: Beacuse of Winn-Dixie (2005) Director: Wayne Wang Character: Sweetie Pie Thomas Source: elle-fanning.net Promotional Stills: Behind the Scenes: P.N.O.K Director: Carolyn McDonald Character: Rebecca Bullard Source: elle-fanning.net Poster: Promotional Stills:
October 13, 201015 yr The Door In The Floor (2004) Director: Tod Williams Character: Ruth Cole Source: elle-fanning.net Promotional Stills: Photographed by co-star Jeff Bridges on set:
October 13, 201015 yr Babel (2006) Director: Alejandro Gonález Iñárritu Character: Debbie Jones Source: elle-fanning.net Poster: Promotional Stills: Behind the Scenes: Babel: A Film by Alejandro Gonález Iñárritu (Book):
November 1, 201015 yr ELLE Magazine's 17th Annual Women in Hollywood Tribute - 18th October 2010 The Four Seasons Hotel, Beverly Hills, California Source: elle-fanning.net Red Carpet:
November 2, 201015 yr ELLE Magazine's 17th Annual Women in Hollywood Tribute - 18th October 2010The Four Seasons Hotel, Beverly Hills, California Source: elle-fanning.net Ceremony: After Party:
November 2, 201015 yr Rolling Stone 2010Photographer: Theo Wenner Source: rollingstone Source: elle-fanning.net Photographer: Douglas Kirkland 180th Anniversary of Woolrich clothing Source: elle-fanning.net
November 2, 201015 yr Mentor Awards and Fashion Show 2008 - 22nd October 2008 Globe Theater, California Source: elle-fanning.net Red Carpet: Ceremony: Outside:
November 14, 201015 yr "The Nutcracker in 3D" World Premiere - 11th November 2010 The Grove, Los Angeles, California Source: tlfan.to
November 15, 201015 yr "The Nutcracker in 3D" World Premiere - 11th November 2010The Grove, Los Angeles, California Source: tlfan.to
November 17, 201015 yr "The Nutcracker in 3D" World Premiere - 11th November 2010The Grove, Los Angeles, California Source: tlfan.to
November 21, 201015 yr "Elle Fanning" Wonderland November/December 2010 Photographer: Kenneth Cappello Fashion Editor: Anthony Unwin Interview: Matt Mueller Premiere (France) October 2010 "Take the Elle Train" Vanity Fair December 2010 Photographer: Sam Jones Words: Krista Smith Source: vanityfair.com & samjonespictures.com Elle Fanning, the 12-year-old sister of that other seasoned actress Dakota Fanning (who is 16), takes a giant step forward this month in Sofia Coppola's Somewhere, which won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival. The movie is set in the Chateau Marmont, on Sunset Boulevard, where everyone from Howard Hughes to Hunter S. Thompson has stayed. The hotel is now a mecca for young actors and hipsters. Stephen Dorff plays Johnny Marco, a bored and overindulged movie star, who gets an unexpected visit from his daughter, Cleo (Fanning). Coppola, stealing from her own experience as a kid traipsing through hotels with her father, Francis Ford Coppola, creates a mood reminiscent of her 2003 feature, Lost in Translation, which got her an Oscar for screenplay. “We had a big rehearsal period,” Elle tells me. “Every day we came to the Chateau, so it sort of felt like my second home.” The bonding process even carried over into real life. “Stephen picked me up from my school, and he came to one of my volleyball games,” she says. “He had these long extensions in for a movie he was doing, so all my friends were looking at this guy, like: Who is that?” There hasn't been a sisters act like this in Hollywood since the days of Joan Fontaine and Olivia de Havilland. I ask Elle if she and Dakota give each other career advice. “It's separate. We talk all the time about more normal sister stuff, like: can I borrow this shirt? But she will come out and visit me on location, and I do the same for her. So it's just a part of our lives.”
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