'New Moon' villain Dakota Fanning talks about joining the 'Twilight' family
DAKOTA FANNING: I'm at school. I'm hiding from any teacher that would see me on my phone right now. But technically it's allowed because it's before school has started.
That's my life. That's what's normal to me. I don't really know anything different. I'm really lucky that I get to go to school and have that normal life, whatever that is, and then also get to do what I love to do and be a part of really great projects.
Most of them have already seen the movie, so they're very excited about it. I'll definitely be talking to some people about it today, I'm sure.
I mean, I think that there are so many fans of the book and the movie, and it's just sort of exciting that so many people went to see it on the first weekend. I know so many people were camping out for days to wait for it. And I think that it's great that everyone got to see it right when it came out.
I don't know if I realized it would be the biggest, but I certainly knew it would be big because of all the fans you encounter at the premiere. Everyone is a Twilight fan in some way, I think.
I'm such a little part of the film. It's really Kristen, Rob, and Taylor and everyone who should be doing the celebrating. It's all of their hard work. For me, I was just there for a week and a half and got to have so much fun. I was really excited to be a part of it.
Of course I was a fan. I had read the books and everything.
Yeah. It's one of the first times that I've done that. And this is a character that really takes pleasure in causing people pain. And that's kind of a fascinating character to get to play. So that was definitely one of the reasons that I wanted to do it.
I guess people and fans of the series that have seen me in the movie will see me in a different way, but I think that's what being an actor is. It's getting to manipulate yourself to fit characters. I think your job is to be a blank canvas and take on your characters, so that's what I love doing. And I love getting to play all different kinds of people. And, yeah, surprise people with my red eyes, I guess.
They're hand-painted contacts. I've never worn anything in my eyes before, so it was definitely a feeling I'd never experienced. But they have someone to put them in and take them out. You can kind of feel them. But you get used to it after a while.
Yeah, I think you automatically have kind of a creepy look to you no matter what you're doing or saying, so it definitely helps.
The third one is already done. I already filmed.
Yeah, I don't know. I don't know about the fourth one.
Well, I have The Runaways next spring, which is also with Kristen [Stewart], and I'll probably be working next year, too, on something or other.
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