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    16-Year-Old Elle Fanning Goes from ‘Maleficent’ to Indie Film to “Switch Things Up”

    Kristyn BurttBy Kristyn BurttJune 6, 2014Updated:September 16, 2018No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Maleficent had a huge box office opening the first weekend raking in over $70 million. For 16-year-old Elle Fanning, who has been in the entertainment industry since she was two years old, this was certainly the most impressive set she has worked on in her career.

    Fanning shared, “This is definitely the biggest scale – set-wise, green screen and Angelina [Jolie]. It’s pretty huge. And playing a Disney princess [Sleeping Beauty], going on set and being there with so many crew members was very different. But it was exciting to have all the world around you.”

    Now that the teen star is growing up, she also has a voice in how she’s choosing her roles.

    “You get scripts and read them. I feel like if you have to deliberate about it – ‘should I do this or not?’ – it is probably ‘no.’ Because you are going to have to go do it for three months and play that person so you want to have a huge connection to it,” she explained.

    “I always try to switch things up. From Maleficent, which is such a huge scale, I went and did Young Ones and Low Down which were real small independent films. I like having different experiences and obviously playing different characters because you don’t want to get bored. You want to always look different in films and speak differently. That’s the fun of it. It’s like dressing up,” she said.

    Fanning just completed voicing the animated film, The Boxtrolls, which is due in theaters on Sept. 26.

    Via Reuters.

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