Dakota Fanning Naked Tits While Walking Down The Passage
Date of Birth 23 February 1994, Conyers, Georgia, USA
Birth Name Hannah Dakota Fanning
NicknameKota
Height5′ 4″ (1.63 m)
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The Fanning family were advised to spend six weeks in Los Angeles, a long way from their home in Georgia. But there Dakota managed to get her first work; to star in a national Tide commercial. She was chosen out of many, many other children.
The family then decided to move to Los Angeles permanently, for it looked like Dakota’s career was looking very good. After they moved, Dakota signed with a professional agency, and soon won a role in the movie Tomcats (2001). She then went onto a small project called Father Xmas (2001) as Clairee.
But Dakota’s big break-through was yet to come. She auditioned for one of the main characters in I Am Sam (2001), and the director and the rest of the crew were amazed by her extraordinary talent. Dakota was cast, and starred in the movie as Lucy Diamond Dawson, alongside major Hollywood stars Sean Penn and Michelle Pfeiffer.
After I Am Sam (2001) her talent was immediately recognized around the world. She went straight onto Trapped (2002) as Abby Jennings, alongside Charlize Theron, then played the younger version of Reese Witherspoon in 2002’s Sweet Home Alabama (2002) But Dakota still had two more movies to come in 2002. Firstly she got a huge role in Steven Spielberg’s Taken (2002), the mini-TV series, and narrated the ten whole episodes, as well as having a part. This was a little more challenging, as she was playing a troubled alien child, but she managed to do brilliantly. Her last movie for 2002 was the children’s movie Hansel & Gretel (2002) as Katie.
2003 was also a brilliant year for Dakota, as she starred in a number of exciting projects. Firstly, it was as Sally Walden in The Cat in the Hat (2003) with Mike Myers, then she played Lorraine “Ray” Schleine, a bratty little girl, in the sweet comedy Uptown Girls (2003) alongside Brittany Murphy. She then voiced preschool Kim in Kim Possible: A Sitch in Time (2003).
In 2004, Dakota appeared in the violent thriller, Man on Fire (2004), alongside Denzel Washington. Her reviews were excellent.
First in 2005 was Nine Lives (2005), as Maria, then the chilling Hide and Seek (2005) alongside Robert De Niro. By now, she was the busiest child actress in Hollywood, with a resume to die for. Her younger sister, Mary Elle Fanning (Elle Fanning), had also been discovered a few years earlier.
After Hide and Seek (2005) came War of the Worlds (2005), which was one of her major movies out of everything she’d worked in. Not only did it make her more popular, but she got to play the daughter of A-list Hollywood actor Tom Cruise. They had four very successful premieres; the first in Tokyo, Japan, the second in France, the third in London, England and the fourth in New York, USA. The reviews were outstanding, especially Dakota’s. She then voiced Lilo in Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch (2005).
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Dakota Fanning Goes Punk Again In ‘Miss Bala’ Director Gerardo Naranjo’s English Language Feature Debut
After breaking through internationally with 2011’s “Miss Bala,” Mexican filmmaker Gerardo Naranjo hasn’t been in a big hurry to break into Hollywood. While earlier this year he replaced Joe Carnahan on the brewing “Death Wish” remake, his most recent work has been on the FX series “The Bridge,” where he directed the pilot episode. But it looks like his next feature is brewing, and it’s unsurprisingly one that will have a bit of grit to it
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Dakota Fanning has boarded the filmmaker’s English language feature debut, which doesn’t seem to have a title just yet, but will combine a couple of our favourite things: road trips and music. The ’80s-set story will find Fanning playing Viena, a roadie for a punk band as they travel across America, in “a journey of self-discovery and survival.” Of course, Fanning has been on this kind of similar journey before (in her role as Cherie Currie in the somewhat underrated “Runaways”), only here it seems her character isn’t on stage, but watching from the sidelines.
Production is slated to begin in February, and we’ll certainly be eager to see how it all turns out and what other names might come on board.