Kristen Stewart talking about the selection of Dakota Fanning in the aftermath of Twilight, New Moon and Eclipse, and the star who plays Bella Swan in the saga that is a big fan of the young actress and is eager to work with it. Well that will cost and who will work well together in "The Runaways."

On the role expected of it in New Moon Kristen Fanning said: "Yes I mean, yes, absolutely. ... She is as you know, I always liked what he has done and is very ... ummm controlled in terms of their real work done, as always is so different and that will do great. ... Talk about one side [the role of Dakota], it is going to have to lose herself in this because it is really like - it is quite heavy [the role]. "

The character that Dakota Fanning would assume, "Jane", is described as a small blonde with a face like a Botticelli angel, "and while physically smaller than other vampires and the Volturi and Demetri Felix, who are three times its size "She is able to take them two" terrified of her. "

Furthermore both actresses are part of the film "The Runaways", which will see them as companions of a female hard rock band of the seventies. Stewart is confirmed to play the part of Joan Jett for months, and Fanning is now in final negotiations for the role of leader of the band vocalist Cheri Currie.

Guys believe that the pampered and spoiled heiress PARIS HILTON wants to be in New Moon. She just want to be because now she has new sentimental goal, ROBERT PATTINSON. Who from the very aims of the Oscars ceremony was held. They may well not get what she wants, because the director has made it clear that putting her in the film could be worse. Although the pampered heiress looking for all his contacts to get a role is very difficult because there are no vacancies. By the time ROBERT PATTINSON is not intrested in a sentimental relationship at the moment, it only seems interested in his career. Althought he is intreted in his carreer as a musician. As you know New Moon gte's out on November don loose thy news an look up at google.

Dakota Fanning in New Moon

Begin to clarify things for the sequel to the popular Twilight vampire saga that Dakota Fanning has already been officially confirmed in order to interpret the role of "Jane" in the film that begins shooting this month its in March 2009.

Summit Entertainment made the announcement through an e-mail sent to the list of subscribers to the official website of the saga, completing this part of the uncertainty that exists for the role of "Jane" even though for over a month was given as a fact that Dakota was the favorite.

Actress Lucy Hale had confirmed to the magazine in January that TWIST auditioned for the role, although she said she thought that it would offer a Dakota, which is considered one of the best young actresses.

The figure assumes that Dakota Fanning, "Jane", is described as a small blonde with a face like a Botticelli angel, "and while physically smaller than other vampires and the Volturi and Demetri Felix, who are three times its size "She is able to take them two" terrified of her. "

Dakota joins a cast of the new compound trouserpress Hollywood Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner and others.

Push

This the most recent movie of Dakota Fanning, Chris Evans and Camila Belle. The director Paul McGuigan goes into science fiction with 'Push', an action thriller starring Chris Evans and Dakota Fanning. Johnny Storm of the 'Fantastic Four' takes us to another kind of power. Nick Gant (Evans) is a young man who saw his father murdered when he was only a child. The perpetrators were members of the Division, a government agency whose purpose is to genetically alter normal people and turn them into soldiers. Gant's father was killed for refusing to participate in such activities and the boy, who has inherited their powers telequinéticos, is in Hong Kong.
There is secure, but will be forced out of hiding to help Cassie (Fanning), a clairvoyant for 13 years. In their search will be faced with a dangerous agent of the Division, Henry Carver, embodied by Djimon Hounsou. McGuigan became interested in the project after doing a research on the Internet. "I wrote 'experiments with psychic powers" and appeared to me incredible things. "
The filmmaker found inspiration in research conducted in Nazi Germany during the Cold War. For its premise, 'Push' recalls the recent 'Jumper', a box office hit beleaguered by critics. But the head of 'The case Slevin' ensures that his film does not deal with supernatural powers, but powers of natural things that people could really do. "