Fanning, 30, dedicated her IndieWire Honors speech to her mother, Joy, who "put her own dreams to the side so I could achieve mine."

"She's just innately an actor. It's just in her," the "Ripley" star says. "She's confident without being arrogant in any way. And that's a really lovely energy to be around." 

Fanning, who will get the Performance Award at IndieWire Honors, says acting is still a real thrill: It "can be difficult, and it can be discouraging, [but] I achieve a state of calm and flow that I have never been able to necessarily achieve anywhere else."

Dakota Fanning co-stars in the series created by Steven Zaillian.

The Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema horror film based on author A.M. Shine's novel hits U.S. theaters this summer.

A24 has nabbed rights to "Paris: The Memoir" in a reported six-figure deal.

Antoine Fuqua returns to direct the third and final film in the action franchise, which is set in Italy.

If you're looking for a dark and gritty drama with at least one dead baby, you're better off with "Perry Mason."

The new season of TNT's drama premieres July 19.

The actress found herself in the crosshairs of social media backlash, after it was revealed she purportedly plays a "white Ethiopian Muslim."

As they campaign for Emmy limited series nods, Fanning and Verbruggen admit that it's depressing to see their 1890s drama suddenly feel so relevant.

The unlikely roadtrip/sci-fi fandom movie mashup from the director of "The Sessions" will be available on January 26.