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> Feature: Phoebe in Wonderland (Artist Direct)
"She's so good that we actually would sort of say, 'Could you make it a little bit less good, so it sounds like a real kid?"
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> Making Their Own Kind of 'Wonderland' (Washington Post)
"I loved Phoebe's character so much. She was just such a different kind of role."
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> Walking to the Beat of a Different Drum (Santa Monica Mirror)
"I like to play characters that are different and Phoebe is definitely different and challenging."
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> Elle Fanning will sing in Nutcracker: The Untold Story (SciFi Wire)
"I love singing," the 10-year-old sister of Dakota Fanning said. "I take voice lessons."
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> Rat in the Ranks: On the set of the Nutcracker (FILMINK Magazine)
"It has to be said that Fanning, despite her tender years, is probably the sanest person on set."
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> Dakota's Little Sister Steps Out on Her Own (Actress Archives)
While the spotlight has been mostly centered on her big sister, Elle has quietly built up an impressive resume of her own.
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> Dakota's Little Sister in Spotlight (The Charlotte Observer)
At the Sundance Film Festival, it's 9-year-old Elle Fanning's turn to make waves.
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> Elle Fanning Steals The Spotlight (The Wall Street Journal)
Elle steals the show at the premiere of Phoebe in Wonderland at the Sundance Film Festival.
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> Elle Fanning Stars in 'Wonderland' at Sundance (Associated Press)
Elle Fanning follows in her older sister Dakota's precocious footsteps with a star turn in the Sundance film "Phoebe in Wonderland."
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> Sundance Celebrities Hit Slopes in Ski Competition (Deseret News)
A beaming Elle Fanning looked cute as can be for ski lessons with 1998 gold medalist Picabo Street.
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> One Talented Family (The Envelope: LA Times)
To say Elle Fanning's Sundance coming out party was well-received would be an understatement.
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> Sundance Buzzcheck: Phoebe in Wonderland (EW.com Popwatch)
Phoebe in Wonderland made quite an impression on one audience member in particular: Jodie Foster.
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> Family Ties (Sunday Magazine)
An article that looks at younger siblings carrying on the family tradition - in this case, little Elle following in Dakota's footsteps.
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> Saving the World, One Fanning at a Time (The Hookup)
A blogger describes bumping into Elle and her grandmother at a cafe, shortly after she arrived home from filming The Nutcracker.
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> Reservation Road (Production Notes)
Behind the scenes tidbits and quotes on the filming of Reservation Road.
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> Eve Brent Interview (Totally Elle Exclusive)
Eve Brent, who stars as Grandma Fuller alongside Elle in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, writes especially for us.
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> Lights, Camera, Riverhead (Suffolk Times)
An article about the fun for all involved when filming Phoebe In Wonderland at a New York elementary school.
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> Trio Signs On For Nutcracker (Variety)
Elle's involvement in the Nutcracker movie adaptation is officially revealed.
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> Meet Dakota's Little Sis (Sky Showbiz)
If you thought Dakota Fanning was the youngest, cutest actress in Hollywood, it's time to reconsider.
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> Sundance Diary: Featuring Guest Blogger Elle Fanning! (EW.com PopWatch)
Elle is a special celebrity guest blogger, writing from the 2007 Sundance Film Festival.
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> Poster Child for Oscar Contender Babel (London Free Press)
Emilia McCarthy, Babel photo double, talks about spending time off screen with Elle in Mexico.
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> Fanning Fire (AmyArcherd)
In The Nines, Elle plays a deaf-mute, and had to learn sign language for the film.
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> Lost Room Challenged Krause (Sci Fi Wire)
Peter Krause, Elle's co-star in The Lost Room, talks about what it was like working with his on-screen daughter.
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> Lost Room Helmer Praises Cast (Sci Fi Wire)
The director of The Lost Room talks about how lucky he was to cast Elle.
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> Emilia McCarthy Interview (Totally Elle exclusive)
An interview with Elle's photo double for Babel.
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> Dakota & Elle: Tag Team Hollywood (Life Story Magazine)
There's no rivalry for these acting siblings.
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> Elle a Devoted Marilyn Monroe Fan (Contact Music.com)
Dakota Fanning's explains that her younger sister Elle is a huge Marilyn Monroe fan.
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> Dakota and Elle Fanning: Movie Stars and Girl Scouts (Girl Scout Totem)
Two of today's brightest young stars become proud members of Girl Scouts of the USA.
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> Boy Next Door (Film Magazine)
An article on director Tod Williams where he talks about directing Elle.
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>FYI: The Fanning Sisters (Good Weekend Magazine)
A short article that appeared as an introduction to Dakota and Elle for the uninitiated.
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> Kids Incorporated (W Magazine)
A long and detailed article all about child stars, that has a lengthy section on Elle, with quotes from both Cindy Osbrink (Elle's agent) and the little girl herself.
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> Production Notes (Official Door in the Floor Website)
Elle talks about her role in The Door in the Floor, and her co-stars talk about working with her.
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> Christmas Holiday Sweets (Woman's World Magazine)
Dakota and Elle's favorite things to cook as treats around Christmas time with the help of Grandma Mary Jane.
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> Sister Act (People Magazine)
The Fanning sisters have plenty to giggle about.
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> Sisters Share Name, Not Fame (USA Today)
Welcome to Hollywood's sister acts, featuring the up-and-coming siblings of some of today's hottest stars.
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> Behind the Scenes at Daddy Day Care (Production Notes)
A description of what went on in the production of Daddy Day Care, with brief mentions of Elle.
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