It has been confirmed that “Mary Shelley” will premiere this year at Toronto International Film Festival that take place from the 7th September 2017 to the 17th September 2017. Make sure to check out the gallery to see all the photos about the movie.

Never one to submit to the siren call of a transformative contouring job, Fanning joined the festival’s 70th-anniversary gala with trademark fresh skin that was finished with just a wash of peony blush and a soft lip stain.

But a standout Cannes moment is nothing if about the right hair. Woven into the simplest of braids as though it had been quickly crafted on her way to the event, her look took a winning turn with the help of one scene-stealing accessory: a slim silk ribbon in—what else?—millennial pink. Who knew a game-changing hair trick was just a bow away? – Vogue

Elle will star in “Galveston”, adapted from the 2010 novel by True Detective creator Nic Pizzolatto.

Director:

Melanie Laurent will direct the moody crime thriller from Pizzolatto’s screenplay.

Film Synopsis:

“Galveston follows two hard-luck outsiders on the run. Barely surviving an assassination attempt from his loan-sharking boss, debt-collector Roy “Big Country” Cady (Foster) flees to the Texas town to lie low, but in rescuing Raquel “Rocky” Arceneaux (Fanning), a vulnerable young prostitute, from the shoot-out, any hope of a safe haven vanishes. Rocky is a girl with secrets to hide, including one that will forever haunt Roy in a powerful story of sacrifice and redemption.”

Producers:

Low Spark Films Tyler Davidson will serve as the producer. Jean Doumanian, Patrick Daly, Kevin Flanigan, and Sean O’Brien will executive produce.

Starts Filming:

Production will begin in January.

Embankment is handling international rights at the AFM.

Elle Fanning is in talks to take the lead role in Awesomeness Films’ adaptation of Beware That Girl, a film based on the YA book by Teresa Toten. producing the film is Brian Robbins, Matt Kaplan, Brian Duffield, and Nicki Cortese.

The Movie Synopsis:

“The psychological thriller is set against the backdrop of an elite Manhattan private school where two girls befriend, use, and manipulate each other in a game of cat and mouse. Kate is a scholarship student who survives by lying her way into friendships with wealthy classmates. Olivia is the “it” girl of the Upper East Side with a dark and mysterious past. When a charming and handsome new faculty member joins their school, the girls are forced to bring their secrets to light.”

Totens Other Works Include:

The Blondes series, The Game, and The Unlikely Hero Of Room 13B.

Unlike her big sister Dakota, Elle Fanning says she has no plans of heading off to college anytime soon. She recently turned 18 and told Entertainment Tonight that she wants to focus on work instead of school — this semester, at least.

“For this year, I’m not going at the moment because I’m starting a film and I don’t think it would be fair… I wouldn’t really be there,” Elle said. “If I went, I would want to kind of have the college experience.”

She recently wrapped Ben Affleck’s new project, Live By Night, a film set in the 1920s about a police captain’s son who becomes a rum-running bootlegger.

“It’s insane because he wrote it and directed it and he’s starring in the movie…so you’re acting with the director. It’s crazy!” she explained. “I would love to direct one day, so for me, seeing that I mean, he’s thinking like a mile-a-minute about everything. It’s pretty insane. So that was really, really cool to see.”

Going to college is a huge decision, and sounds like Elle is making the right choice, for now. So, we’re pretty sure there’s no class on “how to write, direct, and star in a major motion picture” at NYU, where Dakota went.