Hey guys! My friend Mouza has just launched a fansite dedicated to actor Luke Evans, who will be starring with Dakota in TNT’s series The Alienist, in which he’ll play crime illustrator John Schuyler Moore. He can be seen in many films, such as “Dracula Untold”, “Fast and Furious 6”, “The Hobbit” and more. As a fan of Luke’s myself, I’ll be giving her a hand every once in a while, and I hope you pay the site a visit! It is called LUKE EVANS ARCHIVES, and the URL is luke-evans.org.

Dakota’s latest short film, Zygote, is out now! It was produced by Oats Studios and directed by Neill Blomkamp, and it opens with two people trapped in a mining facility somewhere in the Arctic Circle. They’re fleeing a horrific creature made of body parts from other members of the station (x). Our gallery has been updated with screen captures from the film, as well as a couple of promotional stills and the poster shared by Dakota and the studio on Instagram.
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Dakota was photographed earlier today while walking in New York City. Our gallery has been updated with the images.
Dakota was photographed on her way to breakfast in New York City earlier today, and our gallery has been updated with the images.
Dakota was photographed yesterday on her way to the Chef’s Counter, in SoHo, for the TBS after party. Our gallery has been updated with the images!
The first official trailer for TNT’s The Alienist is here! If features several scenes with Dakota, as well as more information about the show than what we could previously find online. It looks amazing!
Dakota attended the Turner Upfronts in New York City earlier today! During the presentation panel, Kevin Reilly, the president of TV channels TBS and TNT and Chief Creative Officer for Turner Entertainment, briefly talked about The Alienist, saying it “looks extraordinary” and promising a “truly cinematic and binge-worthy experience”. We can’t wait! Our gallery has been updated with images of Dakota at the event.
Several images of Dakota on the set of “The Alienist” have been released! This is the first time we get to see her costume – as far as we know, the show is set in the late 19th century. Head over to our gallery to check the pics out!
W Magazine has released a new interview with Dakota! She talks about her work in the film American Pastoral, directing and producing The Bell Jar, working on Kirsten Dunst‘s feature film directorial debut, her first kisses (real and on screen) and more. It’s a very interesting interview, as it sheds some light on her most recent work. Read it below.
Dakota Fanning had two first kisses. https://t.co/bi0lGOPI0P pic.twitter.com/PHiroEabq2
— W magazine (@wmag) March 28, 2017
Actress Dakota Fanning is only 23 years old, but has already been a household name for years thanks to her roles in such varied films as I Am Sam, The Secret Life of Bees, and The Twilight Saga. Most recently, she starred in Brimstone and American Pastoral, a film based on the Philip Roth novel of the same name, as Merry Levov, a teenager who becomes involved in political terrorism; and next, she is collaborating with Kirsten Dunst on an adaptation of Sylvia Plath’s The Bell Jar. Here, Fanning opens up about these challenging roles, how she handles what people think about her, and more.
Lynn Hirschberg: In 2016 you starred in American Pastoral. How did the project evolve?
Dakota Fanning: So American Pastoral came to me a few years ago, with a different director and with Ewan McGregor and Jennifer Connelly attached as actors to play my parents. So we were all three attached as actors for a while and this director ended up not being able to do it. It was one of those movies that like you kept thinking, “Oh, maybe I’m going to be working on it in the fall,” and then the fall would be there and then you wouldn’t be working on it and, “Oh, maybe it’s going to be in the spring.” It just kept getting pushed and pushed and pushed and then when that director fell out that’s when Ewan asked if he could direct it. And they said yes and he still wanted me to be in it–I definitely had a moment of like, “Oh no, what if he doesn’t want me to do it, like okay, that would be hard,” but he did so that’s that.
I have added the missing photo sessions from 2016 and 2017 to our photo gallery. Dakota was featured in several magazines in the past couple of years, such as Town & Country, Elle Canada, Vogue and The Edit, and those images can be seen in our archive. Thanks again to Bella, from dakotafanningbrasil.com, for the help.

