During an interview, actress Dakota Fanning opened up about the inappropriate questions she was asked when she was a child star.
During an interview with The Cut, Dakota Fanning opened up about the inappropriate questions she faced as a child star.
“I remember that, at a very young age, journalists asked me: ‘How do you avoid becoming a girl from the tabloid press?’ People were asking very inappropriate questions. I was on an interview when I was a kid and someone asked me, ‘How can you have friends?'” the actress explained.
Paying tribute to stars like Lindsay Lohan, Britney Spears, Paris Hilton and Drew Barrymore, she added that she felt “a lot of compassion for the people who were held up as examples.” “I don’t think it’s necessarily 100% related to doing this job; there are other factors as well. I just didn’t fall into it, and I don’t know the exact reasons, except that my family is made up of very kind, kind and protective people,” she confided.
One of Hollywood’s biggest child stars
Dakota Fanning began her professional career at the age of 6, becoming one of Hollywood’s biggest child stars, with notable roles in “Man on Fire”, “Sam, I’m Sam” and “The War of the Worlds.
Furthermore, the actress also expressed her gratitude towards her mother, who taught her “how to treat others and also how to treat myself.” “She was there every moment. I have always been treated with respect. No one ever said to me: ‘Bring in the child! Get her out!’ I didn’t work with people who treated me that way. I was respected as an actress.
After starring in the thriller “The Watchers” this summer, she will star in the horror film “Vicious,” scheduled for release in 2025.
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