Elle Fanning

 Elle Fanning is an American actress, with an estimated net value of 6 million dollars. Elle Fanning is perhaps best famous for films like "Maleficent", "Super 8" and "The Neon Demon" and television series like "The Great" and "The girl from Plainville. Mary Elle Fanning is a daughter of Heather Joy (a professional tennis athlete) as well as Steven J. Fanning (a former minor league baseball player and electronics salesman). Her birthplace was in Conyers on the 9th of April in 1998. Her grandfather is football player Rick Arrington and her grandmother is ESPN reporter Jill Arrington. Elle was a performer after following the steps of her sister Dakota Fanning. Elle started acting when she was two. The sisters had been raised in a Southern Baptist tradition. In 2001, she played part in a minor role in 'I Am Sam' in the role of a younger version her sibling. Fanning was just three years old when she attended her very first Hollywood premier. Elle was to continue playing more textured characters in adult-oriented movies over the years that would follow. The year 2002 saw Elle was once again the younger version of her sister Dakota in "Taken." After her impressive performance in "Daddy Day Care" which was a comedy for families (2003), Elle was invited to guest star on shows that were popular, such as "CSI: Miami", "Judging Amity" and "Law and Order Special Victims Unit". Later in 2003,