Dakota Fanning wants to work with Foster
Dakota Fanning is desperate to work with Jodie Foster.

The 16-year-old actress shot to fame when she was a child, appearing in 2001 movie I Am Sam, opposite Sean Penn. She has since worked with Tom Cruise, Robert De Niro, Denzel Washington, Mike Myers and a host of other A-list stars but still dreams of collaborating with Jodie.

“I feel so lucky to have been able to have the opportunities that I’ve had. I know some people aren’t that lucky but I want to work with Jodie Foster,” Dakota said. “I really admire her, her career and what she’s done. I can only hope to be just a little bit of how great she is.”

Dakota is pleased with the way she has transitioned from child star to [teen] actor. She has now decided she wants to do movies for the rest of her life, but says she will never take her success for granted because she knows fame is fickle.

“I know this is what I want to do for the rest of my life, but I think that everything can end tomorrow,” she told the British edition of OK! magazine. “You have to live your life for the moment and not take it for granted. I don’t think you ever feel completely secure.”

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Dakota Fanning insists kissing Kristen Stewart for a scene in their new movie 'The Runaways' was not awkward, but felt ''comfortable''. Dakota Fanning found kissing Kristen Stewart "comfortable".

The 16-year-old actress locks lips with the 'Twilight Saga' star in their new movie 'The Runaways' - in which they play rockers Cherie Currie and Joan Jett respectively - and despite it being her first female kiss, the teenager insists there was nothing awkward about the scene.

She said: "Was it awkward? When you feel comfortable around someone and you have no defences up, that's when you're going to be the best. I feel very comfortable with Kristen." The 'Nine Lives' actress - who shot to fame aged just seven in 'I Am Sam' - also insisted she was comfortable with her strict Christian parents seeing the movie, despite its adult nature, because she had been so desperate to take on a role that reflected the fact she is growing up.

She explained: "I wanted to do a different kind of movie because I am getting older and my parents had no doubts about the project whatsoever.

"I think everyone was comfortable because it's a true story.

"My mom was there on set the whole time. My dad saw it at the Sundance festival and I wasn't really nervous because I've been doing this since I was six, so he's used to seeing me in different situations.

"He says that when he watched it he didn't even think it was me because I look so different and Cherie is not who I am in real life.

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