Doll-Like Dakota Fanning Talks Fame with Wonderland

She's enjoyed over a decade of solid work in Hollywood while still just eighteen-years-old, and Dakota Fanning found herself chosen to grace the cover of the April/May 2012 issue of Wonderland magazine.
Donning heavy eye-liner and a high neck blouse for the publication's front page, the "Breaking Dawn" actress struck a range of doll-like poses for the Cedric Buchet shot spread while opening up about topics such as fame at a young age and not being a fan of social media.

On being a young celebrity:
“I’ve never really felt like a child star, that name always felt really odd to me. I’ve just felt like I was an actor at 6 and 7 and, you know, a child who happened to act. But when you turn 18 you’re seen as able to do more things and more roles.”
On her career taking off after starring in 'I Am Sam':
“For someone who’s that young to feel completely at home being filmed playing someone else, that really means that that’s where you belong. So that’s how I view that film as a whole - as a moment when I just realized, ‘I could do this. I could do this forever.’”
On On being averse to social media:
“I just, I really don’t need to let people know where I am and what I’m doing. I feel like a lot of people want their privacy but yet they tell people where they are. [Laughs] It’s just not for me. I don’t have a Facebook or Twitter and I won’t ever. There’s plenty of impostors out there! There’s enough Dakota Fannings on Twitter for all of us!”