It amazes me how much Dakota Fanning has grown up over the last couple of years and she's looking super cute in the new issue of Teen Vogue. In the issue, Dakota talks about her role as Jane in New Moon and deciding to attend a regular high school as she grows up.
Dakota, on her decision to take the role of Jane in New Moon:
“I read all four Twilight books in one week. It’s such a phenomenon, and I wanted to be able to say that I was a part of it.”
How she feels about co-star Kristen Stewart:
“We became really close, like we’d known each other for our whole lives. We talk all the time.”
Kristen Stewart on Dakota:
“Dakota is one of the most consistently moving actors I have ever worked with. I’m always better with her.”
How she feels about playing a mean character for the first time:
“I’ve never been such an evil character, and because I do know Kristen so well, being mean to her was really weird. It’s like, Sorry, dude!”
Why she decided to attend high school:
“I really wanted a home base, because I feel like no matter how old people are, they remember homecoming. They remember their senior prom. And I really wanted that.”
I like Dakota and agree with her on the high school memories. The Hollywood tweens who do home schooling or get a tutor miss out on everything a teenager should experience. Like your Science teacher whose allergic to deodorant and sweats like a pig, or your French teacher who seems to consistently roll and shake her eyes while she's talking. Oh, those are some great memories. Ha!
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