Elle Fanning: From Globes Nod to OnlyFans on TV

Elle Fanning has secured her fourth Golden Globe nomination for her role in Joachim Trier's acclaimed family drama, 'Sentimental Value'. The actress is also set to star in the upcoming television adaptation of Rufi Thorpe's novel, 'Margo's Got Money Troubles', which she expressed hope would inspire more productions to film in Los Angeles. This new series, produced by A24 and set for Apple TV+, features Fanning as a young single mother who navigates financial difficulties by joining OnlyFans, receiving advice from her father.

Reflecting on her Golden Globe nomination, Fanning described the profound emotional depth of 'Sentimental Value', noting director Joachim Trier's skillful ability to balance heavy themes with a light, airy tone on set. She shared that the collaborative environment allowed for vulnerability and catharsis among the cast and crew. Fanning cherished her final scene with co-star Stellan Skarsgård, recalling the supportive atmosphere director Trier created, ensuring ample time and space for the emotional performances.

Fanning embraces acting as a means to explore emotions beyond everyday life, a sentiment amplified during her work on 'Sentimental Value'. The production fostered a deep sense of connection among everyone involved. The film garnered significant award recognition, securing eight nominations, including for Best Picture and individual performances. Fanning also has a starring role alongside her sister Dakota in the upcoming adaptation of 'The Nightingale'.