Dakota Fanning All Nominations Since 2000 To 2018

8th Screen Actors Guild Awards 2002: Best Supporting Actress in a Drama for Sam, I'm Sam (2001).

2003: Young Artist Awards for the best young actress in a mini-series for Taken.

2004: Young Artist Awards for Best Young Actress for The Cat Hat

2005: Young Artist Awards for Best Young Actress in an action drama for Man on Fire (2004).

2005: Critics' Choice Movie Awards for the best young actress in an action drama for Man on Fire (2004).

2005: Gotham Awards for Best Casting in a Drama for Nine Lives (2005).

2006: Irish Film and Television Awards for Best Actress for The War of the Worlds (2005).

2006: MTV Movie Award for Best Scary Performance for War of the Worlds (2005).

2006: Kid's Choice Award of favorite actress in a sports drama for Dreamer (2005).

2007: Young Artist Awards for Best Young Actress in a Fantasy Comedy for Charlotte's Little World (2006).

12th Critics' Choice Movie Awards 2007: Best Young Actress in a Fantasy Comedy for Charlotte's Little World (2006).

2008: Black Reel Awards for Best Distribution in a drama for The Secret of Lily Owens (2008).

14th Critics 'Choice Movie Awards 2009: Best Hope in a Drama for Lily Owens' Secret (2008).

2009: Image Awards for best actress in a drama for The Secret of Lily Owens (2008).

2010: Young Artist Awards for best dubbing in an animated comedy for Coraline (2009).

2010: MTV Movie Awards for the best kiss in a biographical drama for The Runaways (2010).

12th Teen Choice Awards 2011: Best Actress in a biographical drama for The Runaways (2010).

12th Teen Choice Awards 2011: Best Stage Thief in a Fantastic Drama for Twilight, Chapter II: Tentation (2010).

12th Women Film Critics Circle Awards 2015: Best young actress in a biographical drama for Effie (2014).

Dakota Fanning All Awards Since 2000 To 2018

7th Critics' Choice Movie Awards 2002: Best Child Performance in a Drama for Sam, I'm Sam (2001).

2002: Las Vegas Movie Critics Society Awards the best young actress in a drama for Sam, I'm Sam (2001).

2002: Phoenix Movie Critics Society Awards the best young actress in a drama for Sam, I'm Sam (2001).

6th Satellite Awards 2002: Revelations of the year in a drama for Sam, I'm Sam (2001).

2002: Young Artist Awards Best Performance for a Young Actress Under 10 in a Drama for Sam, I'm Sam (2001).

2005: Las Vegas Film Critics Society Awards Best Young Actress in a sci-fi thriller for The War of the Worlds (2005).

2005: MTV Movie Awards Best Scary Performance in a Horroric Thriller for Trouble Game (2005).

2005: Locarno International Film Festival - Winner of the Bronze Leopard Award for Best Distribution in a Drama for Nine Lives (2005).

11th Critics' Choice Movie Awards 2006: Best Child Performance in a Science Fiction thriller for The War of the Worlds (2005).

2006: Kid's Choice Awards for Best Actress in a Fantasy Comedy for Charlotte's Little World (2006).

32nd Saturn Awards 2006: Best young actor or actress in a science-fiction thriller for The War of the Worlds (2005).

2006: ShoWest Awards for Best Supporting Actress in a Fantasy Comedy for Charlotte's Little World (2006).

2006: Young Artist Awards Best Performance for Young Leading Actress in a Family Drama for Dreamer (2005).

2007: Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards of the favorite female movie star in a fantasy comedy for Charlotte's Little World (2006).

2008: Hollywood Film Award for best distribution of the year in a drama for The Secret of Lily Owens (2008) shared with Paul Bettany, Hilarie Burton, Jennifer Hudson, Alicia Keys, Queen Latifah and Sophie Okonedo.

2008: Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards the best performance for a young actress in a drama for The Secret of Lily Owens (2008).

2009: Alliance of Women's Film Journalists for the best female character animated in an animated comedy for Coraline (2009).

2009: Palm Springs International Film Festival of Best Female Hope in Drama for Lily Owens' Secret (2008).

2009: Young Artist Award for best performance for a young lead actress in a drama for The Secret of Lily Owens (2008).

Dakota Fanning All Television Series Since 2000 To 2018

2000: ER (TV series, season 6, episode 19): Delia Chadsey

2000: Ally McBeal (television series, season 3, episode 21): Ally at age 5

2000: Life First (Strong Medicine) (TV Series, Season 1, Episode 3): Edie's Daughter

2000: CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (television series, season 1, episode 7): Brenda Collins

2000: The Practice: Bobby Donnell and Associates (TV Series, Season 5, Episode 9): Alessa Engel

2000: Spin City (TV Series, Season 5, Episode 10): Cindy

2001: Malcolm (Malcolm in the Middle) (television series, season 2, episode 13): Emily

2001: The Fighting Fitzgeralds (TV Series, Season 1, Episode 1): Marie

2001: The Ellen Show (TV Series, Season 1, Episode 9): Ellen Young

2002: Disappearance (Taken) (TV series): Allie Keys

2003: Kim Possible: The Key of Time (Kim Possible: A Sitch in Time) (TV movie): Kim Possible of the past (voice)

2004: Friends (TV Series, Season 10, Episode 14): Mackenzie

2004: The New Justice League Unlimited (TV series, season 3, episode 5): Young Wonder Woman (voice)

2018: The Alienist: Sara Howard

Dakota Fanning All Movies Since 2001 To 2019

2001: Tomcats by Gregory Poirier (en): A little girl in the park

2001: Sam, I'm Sam (I Am Sam): Lucy Diamond Dawson

2001: Father Xmas (short film): Clairee

2002: Bad Trapped: Abigail Jennings

2002: Fashion Victim (Sweet Home Alabama): Melanie (child)

2002: Hansel and Gretel: Katie

2003: Uptown Girls: Lorraine "Ray" Schleine

2003: The Cat In The Hat: Sally Walden

2004: Man on Fire: Lupita "Pita" Ramos

2004: In the Realms of the Unreal (documentary): Narrator

2005: Hide and Seek: Emily Callaway

2005: Nine Lives: Maria

2005: The War Of The Worlds: Rachel Ferrier

2005: Dreamer (Dreamer: Inspired by a True Story): Cale Crane

2006: Charlotte's Little World (Charlotte's Web): Fern Arable

2006: Hounddog: Lewellen

2007: Cutlass (short film): Lacy

2008: The Secret of Lily Owens: Lily Melissa Owens

2008: Fragments: Anne Hagen

2009: Coraline: Coraline Jones (voice)

2009: Push: Cassie Holmes

2009: Twilight, Chapter II: Temptation (The Twilight Saga: New Moon): Jane Volturi

2010: Twilight, Chapter III: Hesitation (The Twilight Saga: Eclipse): Jane Volturi

2010: The Runaways: Cherie Currie

2011: Twilight, Chapter IV: Revelation - Part 1 (The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1): Jane Volturi

2012: Twilight, Chapter V: Revelation - Part 2: The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2: Jane Volturi

2012: Now is Good: Tessa Scott

2013: The Motel Life of Alan Polsky and Gabe Polsky: Annie James

2013: The Last of Robin Hood by Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland: Beverly Aadland

2013: Naomi Foner's Very Good Girls: Lilly Berger

2014: Every Secret Thing by Amy Berg: Ronnie Fuller

2014: Kelly Reichardt's Night Moves: Dena Brauer

2014: Effie by Richard Laxton: Effie Gray

2015: Viena and the ghosts of Gerardo Naranjo

2015: Andrew Renzi's Franny: Olivia

2015: Christian De Vita's Yellowbird: Delf (voice)

2016: Ewan McGregor's American Pastoral: Merry Levov

2017: Martin Koolhoven's Brimstone: Liz

2017: Please Stand By Ben Lewin: Wendy

2018: Gary Ross's Ocean's 8: Penelope Stern

2019: Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood: Lynette Fromme

The Rise Of Dakota Fanning Part 2

In cinema, the girl is propelled in 2003 headlining: first with Brittany Murphy for the comedy Girls of good family, then for the children's movie The Headhunted Cat, with Mike Myers in the title role.

But it is the year 2004 which establishes its status of young star: she is the little girl that Denzel Washington must protect in the action thriller Man on Fire, of Tony Scott, and appears in an episode of the last season of the successful sitcom Friends.

In 2005, she made four major projects: first, she played the daughter of the protagonist of the thriller Trouble Jeu, played by Robert De Niro, then part of the wide cast brought together by Rodrigo Garcia for his drama Nine Lives; then she plays in the Dreamer melodrama, with Kurt Russell in the lead; finally, and most importantly, Spielberg directs her in the science fiction blockbuster The War of the Worlds. This time, it's the mega-star Tom Cruise who plays his father.

In 2006, she is the heroine of the children's movie Le Petit Monde of Charlotte, the adaptation of a children's book. This is her last role as a little girl. Her next projects project her to pre-adolescent scores.

In 2007, she moved away from large productions to star in the independent drama Hounddog, where she played a young American rebuilding herself through her passion for Elvis Presley. The following year, she was part of two choral castings: first that of the drama Fragments, alongside Guy Pearce and Kate Beckinsale, and that of the historical melodrama The Secret of Lily Owens. For this adaptation of Sue-Monk Kidd's eponymous book, she plays African-American actresses Alicia Keys, Jennifer Hudson and Queen Latifah.

The Rise Of Dakota Fanning

Dakota began her career as an actress at the age of 6 through small roles in a slew of hit television series aired between 2000 and 2001. This past year she appeared for the first time on the big screen in Sam melodrama I'm Sam, worn by the tandem Sean Penn / Michelle Pfeiffer.

Between 2001 and 2002, she played small roles in the thriller Mauvais Piège, with Charlize Theron, as well as the comedy Fashion Victime, where she played the child version of Reese Witherspoon's heroine. She is also the cast of a children's production, adaptation Hansel and Gretel.

But it is the director and producer Steven Spielberg who discovers it and launches it by entrusting him with the role of his science-fiction mini-series Disparition. Aged 8, she is the narrator of the ten episodes and appears in the last four.

The Real Biography Of The Super Star Dakota Fanning Part 2

Hannah Dakota Fanning is the daughter of Joy (née Arrington), a professional tennis player, and Steve Fanning, a former baseball player for the Cardinals team in St. Louis and current electronics salesman in Los Angeles. His maternal grandfather is football player Rick Arrington, and his aunt reporter Jill Arrington for ESPN, a sports television channel. She has a sister also actress, Elle Fanning.

His name, Dakota, means "friend" in the Lakota language (North American Indian tribe). His family is a member of the Southern Baptist Convention [ref. necessary].

Dakota studied at Campbell Hall School in North Hollywood, graduating in 2011. She is currently studying at New York University.

Dakota suffers from hyperactivity and has been taking medication since the age of 5 for that1.

From May 2013 to October 2016, Dakota is in a relationship with British model Jamie Strachan, 13 years older than her. She is now in a relationship with Henry Frye.

The Real Biography Of The Super Star Dakota Fanning

Dakota Fanning est une actrice américaine, née le 23 février 1994 à Conyers (Géorgie, États-Unis d'Amérique). Elle est la sœur de l'actrice Elle Fanning.

Elle est révélée en 2004 à l'âge de 10 ans par le thriller d'action Man on Fire, de Tony Scott, puis par le blockbuster de science-fiction La Guerre des mondes, de Steven Spielberg.

Par la suite, elle apparait dans des films beaucoup moins exposés médiatiquement. Seule exception, son rôle de Jane Volturi dans la populaire saga fantastique pour adolescents Twilight, entre 2009 et 2012

The Incredible Smile Of Elle Fanning

I believe that my words are not enough to describe the greatness and the splendid divine beauty of gods and the smile that I can look at until the end of my days without being bored

his smile is very innocent and happy I can even say that it is the most beautiful smile in the world

Dakota Fanning Sister Of Elle Fanning

Dakota Fanning is an American actress, born February 23, 1994 in Conyers (Georgia, United States of America). She is the sister of actress Elle Fanning.

She was revealed in 2004 at the age of 10 by Tony Scott's action thriller Man on Fire and Steven Spielberg's science fiction blockbuster, The War of the Worlds.

Subsequently, she appears in films much less exposed by the media. Only exception, her role as Jane Volturi in the popular fantasy saga for teenagers Twilight, between 2009 and 2012.

The Famous Family Of Elle Fanning

Mary Elle Fanning (Elle Fanning) sister of Hannah Dakota Fanning (Dakota Fanning)

are the daughters of Joy (née Arrington), a professional tennis player, and Steve Fanning, former baseball player for the St. Louis Cardinals and electronic sellers in Los Angeles. Rick Arrington and reporter Jill Arrington for ESPN, a sports television channel.

Elle Fanning All Nominations Since 2001 To 2018

Young Artist Awards 2007

Best Performance in a Movie - Actress aged 10 or under for Babel

Best Performance in a TV Movie, Mini-Series or Special - Second Female Role for The Lost Room

Critics' Choice Movie Awards 2011

Critics' Choice Movie Award for Best Hope for Somewhere

Young Artist Awards 2011

Best Performance in a Movie - First Female Role for The Nutcracker in 3D

Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards 2011

Best female revelation for Super 8

Satellite Awards 2012

Satellite Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role

Critics' Choice Movie Awards 2012

Critics' Choice Movie Award for Best Hope for Super 8

Saturn Awards 2012

Saturn Award for Best Young Actor for Super 8

Elle Fanning All Awards Since 2001 To 2018

Hollywood Film Festival 2011:

Spotlight Award for Super 8

Young Hollywood Awards 2011:

Actress of the year for Somewhere

Phoenix Film Critics Society 2011:

Best casting for all actors and actress in Super 8

Best young actress for Super 8

International Film Festival Valladolid 2012:

Best Actress for Ginger and Rosa

International Film Festival Santa Barbara 2013:

Virtuoso Award for Ginger and Rosa

Elle Fanning All Television Series Since 2002 To 2014

2002: Disappearance (TV series): Allison Clarke at age 3 (season 1, episode 6: Charlie and Lisa)

2003: Amy (TV series): Rochelle Cobbs (season 4, episode 15: Maxine Interrupted)

2004: The Experts: Miami (TV Series): Molly Walker (Season 2, Episode 4: Death Grip)

2004: The Experts: Manhattan (television series): Jenny Como (season 1, episode 9: Officer Blue)

2006: New York, Special Unit (TV Series): Eden (Season 8, Episode 8: Cage)

2006: The Lost Room (TV series): Anna Miller

2006: Take 3 by Georgette Hayden (TV movie): Rebecca Bullard

2007: Dr. House (TV series): Stella Dalton (season 2, episode 11: Need to Know)

2007: Criminal Minds (TV series): Tracy Belle (season 2, episode 6 and 23: Killers of children, part 2 and The Return of Frank)

2007: Dirty Sexy Money (TV series): Kiki George (season 1, episode 1: Pilot)

2007 - 2008: Neglected (TV series):

2014: HitRECord on TV: Daughter (Season 1, Episode 1: RE: The Number One Segment "First Stars I See Tonight")

Elle Fanning All Movies Since 2001 To 2018

2001: Sam, I'm Jessie Nelson's Sam: Lucie at 2

2003: Steve Carr's Father School: Jamie

2005: Winn-Dixie my best friend Wayne Wang: Sweetie Pie Thomas

2006: Already seen Tony Scott: Abbey

2006: Alejandro González Iñárritu's Babel: Debbi Jones

2008: Phoebe in Wonderland by Daniel Barnz: Phoebe

2008: The Curious Story of Benjamin Button by David Fincher: Daisy at 7

2009: Astro Boy by David Bowers: Grace (original voice)

2010: Somewhere from Sofia Coppola: Cleo

2010: The Nutcracker in 3D by Andrei Kontchalovski: Mary

2011: Super 8 by J. J. Abrams: Alice Dainard

2011: Twixt Francis Ford Coppola: Virginia

2011: New departure of Cameron Crowe: Lily Miska

2012: Ginger & Rosa by Sally Potter: Ginger

2014: Maleficent Robert Stromberg: Princess Aurora, Sleeping Beauty

2014: Young Ones by Jake Paltrow: Mary Holm

2014: Anthony Stacchi's Boxtrolls: Winnifred (original voice)

2014: Low Down by Jeff Preiss: Amy-Jo Albany

2015: Jay Roach's Dalton Trumbo: Nikola Trumbo

2015: About Ray (Three Generations) by Gaby Dellal: Ray

2016: The Neon Demon by Nicolas Winding Refn: Jesse

2016: Ballerina Eric Summer and Eric Warin: Félicie (original voice)

2016: 20th Century Women by Mike Millis: Julie

2016: Ben Affleck's Live by Night: Loretta Figgis

2017: Sidney Hall by Shawn Christensen: Melody

2017: The Prey of Sofia Coppola: Alicia

2017: How to Talk to Girls at John Cameron Mitchell: Zan

2017: Mary Shelley of Haifaa al-Mansour: Mary Shelley

2018: I Think We're Alone Now by Reed Morano: Grace

2018: A Rainy Day in New York by Woody Allen

2018: Galveston by Mélanie Laurent: Raquel Arceneaux