Dakota Fanning - 'All Her Fault' [LIVE]
5/11/20261 hr 36 min
In front of an audience of students at Chapman University, the 32-year-old veteran actress reflects on child stardom and what she learned from co-stars like Sean Penn, Denzel Washington and Tom Cruise; how she navigated growing up, on screen and off; and why she has done some of her best work yet in limited series, including 'The Alienist,' 'Ripley,' 'The Perfect Couple' and, most recently, Peacock's show about the kidnapping of a child.
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Scott Feinberg· Host0:28
[upbeat music] Good evening, everyone. I'm Scott Feinberg, the Hollywood Reporter's executive editor of awards coverage, and trustee professor here at Chapman University's Dodge College of Film and Media Arts, as well as the host of THR's Awards Chatter podcast, for which this evening's conversation is being recorded. This episode, I say for our listeners, is being recorded here on the campus in front of several hundred film students, and our guest, though just 32 years of age, is a screen acting veteran of more than 25 years. She of course made her name as one of the great child actors in the history of Hollywood in films like I Am Sam, Man on Fire, and War of the Worlds, and has continued to do impressive work ever since. She's the winner of two Critics Choice Awards and a nominee for Emmy, Golden Globe, and SAG, or now Actor Awards. She's been described by the Los Angeles Times as the Jodie Foster of her