This just in: Dakota Fanning thinks it would be, like, "really cool" to be in the sequel to Twilight—even though she hasn't read the book. She's still in negotiations for the role of nasty bloodsucker Jane in Stephenie Meyers' New Moon, and admits she still has a lot of homework to do.
"I haven't read all four yet," Fanning told E! News while promoting Coraline over the weekend. "I'm working on it. Getting there. I'm just about to finish the first one."
Not even on New Moon yet? Does she know how bad this Jane can be? Well...
"The character is what I would be excited about. It's kind of evil, something I've never done before, and it's a vampire," she said. "You know, it's really cool, so I really hope it works out."
Let's hope the Twilight fans can forgive Fanning for slacking on her summer reading. They were so hard on poor Vanessa Hudgens, just at the mention of her name.
"I know that Twilight is so sacred to some people, and I know that when people cast certain people, people have their opinions and that's their right," she said oh-so-carefully. "That's very flattering that they think I'd be right for the part."
"I haven't read all four yet," Fanning told E! News while promoting Coraline over the weekend. "I'm working on it. Getting there. I'm just about to finish the first one."
Not even on New Moon yet? Does she know how bad this Jane can be? Well...
"The character is what I would be excited about. It's kind of evil, something I've never done before, and it's a vampire," she said. "You know, it's really cool, so I really hope it works out."
Let's hope the Twilight fans can forgive Fanning for slacking on her summer reading. They were so hard on poor Vanessa Hudgens, just at the mention of her name.
"I know that Twilight is so sacred to some people, and I know that when people cast certain people, people have their opinions and that's their right," she said oh-so-carefully. "That's very flattering that they think I'd be right for the part."
Okay so the first film twilight is proving to be the blockbuster we all knew it would be. But now there's already talk of new moon and the director won't be directing this one. Do we know why? I personally can't see why she's want to ditch this project that has proven so successful.
They could have stopped after making Twilight and left it at that, but if they make New Moon surely they can't stop half way. And if they don't will we have a new director for each film? I'm worried that film makers will drag this on and will eventually ruin the films. By the end, if they make Breaking Dawn they will have left so much out that we won't recognise it.
They could have stopped after making Twilight and left it at that, but if they make New Moon surely they can't stop half way. And if they don't will we have a new director for each film? I'm worried that film makers will drag this on and will eventually ruin the films. By the end, if they make Breaking Dawn they will have left so much out that we won't recognise it.
