Hello!!! Still celebrating the 8 years online of Elle Fanning Fan, we have a new layout here! Elle is done a lot of beautiful photoshoots now and I wanted a new layout for a while.

Thanks for my brother, Nicky, who made me this gift because I could not order a layout at this moment because of the money. Thanks to Gemma, because she is so talented and made a beautiful layout for this site.

What do you think? I am waiting for your suggestions and comments. Also, if you see any error or something, please, let me know.

Will make a gallery update later so, please, come back to the site to take a look.

Hugs, Anne

Hello to all the visitors!

I am so happy to announce that Elle Fanning Fan is celebrating 8 years online! I can’t believe this, I still remember when I started with this site and I still love to work on this.

I would like to say thanks to all the visitors of the site, without you this site will not make sense. Also, thanks to the talented and beautiful Elle.

I have not good times now with my personal life because I am sick and can’t be online as much as I want. Also, I am having some money problems but I am going to try my best to keep this site online and updated.

To celebrate this, I am going to add some great shoots that I got so, please, come back later to take a look to the updates. I was thinking on make some new sections here or something new so, please, if you have any suggestions, feel free to contact me.

Also, if you like this site and want to help to keep this online and get more stuff, please, feel free to go here to donate. Every little bit helps.

Again, thanks to all of you for supporting the site.

Hugs, Anne

First of all, so sorry for don’t post the photos before. I was in hospital, was sick so, I wasn’t online. Sorry.

Elle Fanning attends The 40th London Film Critics’ Circle Award at The May Fair Hotel on January 30, 2020 in London. You can go to the gallery to take a look to the photos and enjoy!

Elle Fanning has large shoes to fill in her portrayal of Catherine the Great.

Otherwise known as Catherine II, but born Princess Sophie of Anhalt-Zerbst, Catherine was Empress of Russia and served as the country’s longest-ruling female leader for more than three decades from 1762 to 1796.

Most recently played by Helen Mirren in the HBO series “Catherine the Great,” the historic figure is now being channeled by Fanning, 21, in “The Great,” a satirical comedy set in 18th century Russia that chronicles the meteoric and unlikely rise of Catherine.

Fanning spoke with reporters at the Television Critics Association winter press tour at the Langham Huntington in Pasadena, Calif. last month, and when asked by Fox News what she’s learned about herself throughout her journey as Catherine, Fanning gave an interesting explanation for dealing with “serious situations.”

“I really had to let my guard down because I think there’s something with drama that you can kind of hide behind something sometimes when it’s like, ‘Oh, it’s a very serious situation’ but with comedy, there’s no hiding behind anything,” she said. “Like, you have to be bare and be on it and you have to be really in the scene and reacting and especially with this language.”

Fanning explained to the group of reporters that the era in which she is thrust into performing created a dichotomy among herself and the dialogue that she initially found difficulty adjusting to.

“It’s also kind of like Shakespeare, weirdly, this dialogue – because I have never done Shakespeare, but I’m assuming… we have to be word-perfect, very specific,” Fanning said. “So memorizing the lines is something that is of the utmost importance. And we have such respect for the words that if you add an ‘and’ or ‘the,’ it’s like, ‘Oh my… what did I do?’”

“We really care that much,” she added. “We’re saying it’s kind of like the ‘West Wing’ period with all these words kind of going back and forth but it’s amazing. Definitely, my mind is at work.”

Through tears, Molly (Elle Fanning) searches the eyes of her father, Leo (Javier Bardem), but he’s simply too far away, as distant as castaway wandering some distant dark shoreline. It’s an especially evocative moment in the just-released trailer for Bleeker Street’s The Roads Not Taken, the latest drama from writer-director Sally Potter. “No matter how far away you go,” the anguished daughter says, “you were always you.”

It’s an especially evocative moment in a existential road trip that premieres at the 70th Berlin International Film Festival (which gets underway February 20) and opens in the U.S. on March 13. The R-rated drama takes its title from Robert Frost’s near-namesake poem, The Road Not Taken. Like Frost’s 1916 expedition through the dense woods of yearning regret, the Potter film roams the treacherous expanse that lies between the life that Leo has lived and the life that Leo could have lived. The movie takes place in a single day (although Leo, with his fractured perceptions of time and place, might say otherwise) and looks to feature a strong core ensemble with Laura Linney, Salma Hayek, Branka Katic, and Milena Tscharntke.

The official synopsis: “Sally Potter’s The Roads Not Taken follows a day in the life of Leo (Javier Bardem) and his daughter, Molly (Elle Fanning) as she grapples with the challenges of her father’s chaotic mind. As they weave their way through New York City, Leo’s journey takes on a hallucinatory quality as he floats through alternate lives he could have lived, leading Molly to wrestle with her own path as she considers her future.” [Source]

Elle Fanning may only be 21 years old, but she’s racked up a century of life experience from her acting gigs alone. She’s played Aurora, the Disney princess doomed to a life of permanent slumber at the hands of her father’s scornful ex in Maleficent. She’s been Teen Spirit’s Violet, a small-town girl entering an international singing contest to escape her complicated home life. She’s chased aliens as Alice in Super 8. She survived an apocalypse as Grace in I Think We’re Alone Now.

With all those roles came their wildly different beauty looks, all of which have informed Fanning’s real-life eccentricity bit by bit since she began acting at three years old. As she adds two more films (The Roads Not Taken and All the Bright Places) to that always-growing portfolio of work, we asked the actress about her recent beauty obsessions — including the colorist behind her signature blonde hair, her go-to perfume, and the best tip she ever learned from older sister Dakota Fanning.

ALLURE: You’ve been in the spotlight since you were a pre-teen. Now that you’re 21, how do you think your outlook on beauty has changed?

A: What’s the best beauty tip you’ve learned from your sister, Dakota?

EF: “My sister’s really good at doing her makeup. Whenever she’s doing her makeup, I always try to learn and look. She really uses her hands a lot to apply everything, and I feel like a lot of the best makeup artists do. She loves products that can kind of go everywhere. It’s like you paint the eyes, go on the cheeks, and do a bit on the lips.”

A: Your natural freckles are such a key part of your red-carpet beauty. How do you keep them noticeable underneath base makeup?

Elle Fanning attends the Hulu Panel at Winter TCA 2020 at The Langham Huntington, Pasadena on January 17, 2020 in Pasadena, California. You can go to the gallery to take a look to the photos and enjoy!