Elle Fanning attends The 2019 Met Gala Celebrating Camp: Notes on Fashion at Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 06, 2019 in New York City. You can go to the gallery to take a look to the photos.

Elle Fanning attends the Prada Resort 2020 fashion show at Prada Headquarters on May 02, 2019 in New York City. Go to the gallery to take a look to the photos.

Elle Fanning attends 2019 Hulu Upfront at Scarpetta on May 1, 2019 in New York City. You can go to the gallery to take a look to the photos and enjoy!

US actress Elle Fanning and Serb-born French comic book writer Enki Bilal will join the jury for this year’s Cannes festival alongside Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos and French counterpart Robin Campillo, organisers said Monday.

The panel will be made up of four men and four women under its president, Mexican director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, who was named in February.

The rest of the jury comprises Burkina Faso’s Maimouna N’Diay, American Kelly Reichardt, Italy’s Alice Rohrwacher and Poland’s Pawel Pawlikowski.

They will hand down the prizes at the 72nd edition of the festival which begins on May 14 and ends on May 25. [Source]

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Elle Fanning attends a special screening of Bleecker Street’s ‘Teen Spirit’ at ArcLight Hollywood on April 02, 2019 in Hollywood. You can go to the gallery to enjoy the photos.

Elle Fanning attended the ‘Teen Spirit’ Press Conference at The Four Seasons Hotel on March 31, 2019 in Beverly Hills. You can go to the gallery to take a look to the portrait.

Kit Harington, Elle Fanning and Khalid each have major projects coming in April. To support their projects, the three entertainers will appear on the April 4 edition of “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.”

Fanning will chat with Fallon, in her case to support her new movie “Teen Spirit.” The film opens on April 12.

Elle Fanning attends Miu Miu event on March 26, 2019 in Shanghai, China. You can go to the gallery to take a look to the photos.

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There’s perhaps no more primal variety of feud in the world than the sibling rivalry, and it can get exponentially worse if those siblings happen to work in the same industry and compete for similar jobs. Fortunately, Dakota and Elle Fanning now have nothing but love and respect for one another, but there’s one long-ago project of Dakota’s that Elle just couldn’t get behind, thanks to a healthy dose of jealousy.

In a new cover interview with Net-a-Porter’s Porter magazine, Elle was discussing how she handles rejection when she recalled one of the first times she was turned down by a casting director. “I had an [audition] to be on Friends once. I might be remembering this wrong but I think I was gonna be one of Phoebe’s triplets,” she said. “I auditioned for it but I didn’t get it and I was like, ‘I’m boycotting the show, I’m never watching this again.’ Then my sister was on it and I refused to watch the episode,” she continued. “I was like, ‘I am not watching this!'”

Phoebe’s triplets appeared in episodes from 1998 to 2003, meaning the now-20-year-old Elle was auditioning for the role sometime between the ages of a few months old to five years old (Dakota was 10 when she appeared in an episode of the show’s final season), long enough ago that her childhood grudge has since worn off. In fact, Elle shared in the interview that she and Dakota are currently on the lookout for a project in which they can act side-by-side, and have a dream of starting a production company together, named after their grandmother: “We call her Gaba, so it could be Gaba Productions,” she said.

Plus, not only does Elle now fully support all of her sister’s onscreen projects, but she also even regularly revisits ones from around the dark days of her Friends boycott. “Dakota doesn’t know this, but I, like, will sometimes watch old videos of Dakota on talk shows when she was like, yeah, like six,” Elle told W in 2016. “She was so cute and I’ll just, like, watch them over and over again and they make me cry for some reason, but I’m very nostalgic.” No word, however, on whether she’s ever gone back and watched that fateful Friends episode. [Source]

With a new Miu Miu fragrance campaign and a revelatory vocal performance in the pop-powered movie Teen Spirit, Elle Fanning is on the rise.

In her first movie role at age three, Elle Fanning might have played a younger version of her sister, Dakota’s, character, but she didn’t stay in the shadow of her sibling for long. As she turns 21 this month, Elle has already racked up an impressive array of performances in her young career, variously playing a fairy-tale princess, a punk-rock alien, and a fashion victim in more than 30 films. “At first I would get mistaken for my sister,” she says. “Of course, to us we look nothing alike—we have completely different noses!”

Besides her film roles, Fanning has been garnering a lot of attention of late for her newest career move: In January, she was named the face of Miu Miu’s new fragrance, Twist. The scent combines sweet, effervescent top notes with a sensuous base of pink amber. “It’s hard and soft, which I quite like,” says Fanning.

Somewhat appropriately, part of the campaign for Twist—a short film shot by the artist collective Canada that traces a movie star’s chameleonic routine through multiple roles—plays on her seemingly limitless capacity for reinvention.

On camera she may recede into her roles, but at five foot nine, the statuesque actress is built to stand out. “I feel very comfortable being on the red carpet because Hollywood embraces my quirkiness,” says Fanning. “I always felt like it was a safe place to be—it was actually more like home than high school was.”

As a grade-schooler, Fanning, who still lives with her mother and grandmother in Los Angeles when she’s not working, enrolled at a prep school and did her best to have a normal life. But her daring fashion sense routinely drew stares. “I always felt like an outsider,” she recalls. “I remember once in seventh grade I got a pink shirt at Opening Ceremony that had Big Bird printed all over it, and I wore it with flared pants and wedges even though I was already quite tall.”