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Daniel Murray
It's refreshing to see Dakota take on a different kind of superhero role in Marvel's Madame Web, using her mind and clairvoyance as powers rather than traditional superhero skills.
Daniel, she's kind of a refreshing person, doesn't take herself too seriously. Although she has great acting genes. Cheers
Alexandra Janett
Don Johnson's support for Dakota's career, despite not being a fan of Fifty Shades, speaks volumes about their professional boundaries as father and daughter. It's admirable that they don't get involved in each other's careers, allowing Dakota to carve her own path.
Don has been through some celebrity life, but seems to have found balance, and he will always rock those linen suits. BTW, catch Dakota on YT when she recently hosted Saturday Night Live. Cheers, Alexandra
Paul Lewis
The insight into Dakota's audition process for Fifty Shades adds a personal touch to her journey. The commitment to her craft is evident, from performing a raw monologue to going through multiple readings. It's refreshing to learn about the extensive process that led to her landing the iconic role.
Paul, she said there were some awfully good looking actors opposite her, until charming Irishman Jamie Dornan took it to another level for her. Thanks for comment, cheers
Helena V
Dakota's perspective on sex in movies is intriguing. Her acknowledgment of the discomfort around sex and nudity in studio films is candid. It's a reminder of the fine balance between realism and storytelling in cinema, and how actors like Dakota contribute to the artistry of such scenes.
Yes, Helena, I found her take on sex in movies, very observant. Thanks for commenting. PS there's a scene in The Lover where the two people sit in back of car, not looking at each other, but you can feel the heat. And then their fingers touch, and it's just super sensual. Thanks for commenting.
Alex Patterson
Working with Johnny Depp on Black Mass seems to have been a significant experience for Dakota. Her admiration for his talent and the magical atmosphere on set highlights the impact a seasoned actor can have on their co-stars.
Alex, dandy Don and Johnny were pals, so Dakota saw Depp up close. Thanks for commenting.
Maria S
The strenuous training Dakota underwent for Suspiria showcases her dedication to her craft. From German expressionist dance to changing her body shape, it's evident that she puts in the hard work required to bring authenticity to her roles.
Maria, she told us she went through torture, all for a good cause. Like a professional athlete, performers have to sacrifice for their art. Cheers
Mark Holmes
Dakota's choice of movies that are both "out there and cool" but also "kind at their heart" reveals her commitment to meaningful storytelling. It's wonderful to see an actress who values the emotional depth of the narratives she chooses to be a part of.
As she matures, she's probably going to emulate another (older) actress I just interviewed, Carey Mulligan, who has 3 Oscar nominations. Dakota could well move on up into those upper acting echelons. We shall see. Mark, thanks for commenting.
James Pereira
The behind-the-scenes glimpse into Dakota's experience with blue screen technology and action stunts in Madame Web adds a fun element to this great interview. Dakota's desire to drive a car into a restaurant, albeit deemed too dangerous, shows her adventurous spirit on set. She is still iconic !
I love when actors tell me how they react to blue screen, they really are acting but often with no scene partner. Thanks, James.
Working with green screen is real acting, sometimes with no one else to play off. It's why they call it acting, thanks for commenting. Cheers James.
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