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Emmy nominee Elle Fanning is in talks to star in “Badlands,” a standalone movie from Dan Trachtenberg that expands the “Predator” universe.

Trachtenberg is set to direct the movie for 20th Century Studios from a script he co-wrote with Patrick Aison. “Badlands” comes following the success of Trachtenberg’s “Prey” — the “Predator” prequel which was a critical hit and broke records with its release on Hulu. The 2022 film was nominated for five Primetime Emmys, winning one for sound editing; “Prey 2” is in early development, with its star Amber Midthunder potentially returning. “Badlands” was announced in February, with the film expected to begin production later this year. Plot details are being kept under wraps.

Fanning recently wrapped a three-season run as executive producer and star of Hulu’s “The Great,” where she starred as Russian monarch Catherine the Great and earned her first Emmy nomination (for outstanding lead actress in a comedy series). Over the course of her 20-year career, Fanning’s resume ranges from playing Disney princess Aurora in the “Maleficent” movies to ripped-from-the-headlines drama in “The Girl from Plainville” and the family comedy “We Bought a Zoo,” as well as auteur-driven fare like Nicolas Winding Refn’s “The Neon Demon,” Mike Mills’ “20th Century Women,” and Sofia Coppola’s “Somewhere” and “The Beguiled.”

But among her first big roles was a breakout turn in J.J. Abrams’ 2011 sci-fi movie “Super 8.” Fanning plays Alice, one of a group of preteens who, in the summer of 1979, witness a train crash and investigate the series of unexplained events that follow it. Fanning will next be seen in James Mangold’s “A Complete Unknown,” where she plays Sylvie Russo opposite Timothee Chalamet’s Bob Dylan. [Source]

Elle Fanning attends Lights On Women’s Worth at Plage Des Palmes on May 24, 2024 in Cannes, France. You can go to the gallery to take a look to the photos and enjoy!

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The actress, producer and brand ambassador will take over the role from Kate Winslet to award the L’Oréal Paris Lights on Women’s Worth prize to an emerging female filmmaker.

Elle Fanning is set to light up the Croisette, stepping into the role of juror for the L’Oréal Paris Lights on Women’s Worth prize.

“I am honored to preside as juror of the Lights on Women’s Worth Award and to play part in continuing this important initiative,” Fanning said.

Fanning will take over the spot from Kate Winslet, who has served as sole juror since the inception of the award in 2021.

“Such platforms are essential in supporting emerging female talent, giving them the opportunity to showcase their unique skills and work and empowering them to become the artist they want to be. The extraordinary talents of last year’s finalists were truly breathtaking; I can’t wait to watch the films.”

The Lights on Women’s Worth award was created to honor a promising female director from the two short film categories across the Official Selection. This encompasses the Short Film Competition nominees, as well as those of the La Cinef selection of film school submissions.

“For L’Oréal Paris, the Festival de Cannes is another occasion to empower every woman to express their true selves and to overcome barriers. In cinema, the massive underrepresentation of women requires large-scale support, and I am proud that the L’Oréal Paris Lights on Women’s Worth award keeps on bringing about meaningful change. Our commitment to female short-film directors is a first step toward creating lasting change against gender imbalance in the film industry,” said L’Oréal Paris global brand president Delphine Viguier-Hovasse.
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