New Picture of Dakota with Olivia Colman and Maggie Gyllenhaal at the 2021 Venice Film Festival

 

New/Old Picture of Dakota with Mia McKenna-Bruce while filming “Persuasion” in England

 

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New Photoshoot + Interview of Dakota with ELLE UK (February 2022)

 

Dakota reads "The Lost Daughter" Presented by Netflix

 

Dakota and Maggie Gyllenhaal Break Down a Scene from "The Lost Daughter" presented by Vanity Fair

 

New Pictures of Dakota and Olivia Colman Promoting "The Lost Daughter"

 

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New Interview of Dakota Promoting "The Lost Daughter"

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New Interview of Olivia Colman where she talks about working with Dakota in #TheLostDaughter. ❤ #DakotaJohnsonpic.twitter.com/ogdCoCmEco

— Dakota Johnson Fans (@LifeDJohnson) December 17, 2021

New/Old Pictures of Dakota and Don Jonhson at the 2019 Toronto International Film Festival

 

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Dakota features in "Celebrities Read Mean Tweets #13" presented by Jimmy Kimmel Live!

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Dakota is featuring in "Celebrities Read Mean Tweets #13" presented by Jimmy Kimmel Live. 🤭❤ #DakotaJohnson

🔗: https://t.co/ClMRCKjbIO pic.twitter.com/Csqe5cYsrd

— Dakota Johnson Fans (@LifeDJohnson) December 14, 2021

New BTS Picture of Dakota on the set of "The Lost Daughter"

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New Picture of Dakota with a Fan at Claridge's Bar in London (December 12th, 2021)

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HQ Pictures of Dakota and Chris Martin In Tulum in Mexico (December 12th, 2021)

New Photoshoot + Interview of Dakota, Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley for "Netflix Queue"

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Seen through the eyes of actress and filmmaker Maggie Gyllenhaal, The Lost Daughter is a searingly honest exploration of motherhood’s seldom-discussed effects on one’s sexuality and sense of self. Adapted from Elena Ferrante’s novel, Gyllenhaal’s feature directorial debut is equal parts drama and emotional thriller. The story follows Leda, a 48-year-old professor of Italian literature who becomes obsessed with a young mother, Nina, during a seaside vacation. As their relationship intensifies, Leda is forced to confront the transgressive decisions she made regarding her two young daughters, told in flashbacks. It is also, Gyllenhaal admits, “Dark, with painful aspects to it. Leda is a tough, tough person to spend time with.”

Casting an actress who could portray the nuances of the complex protagonist required two things: “First, she can’t be crazy. If she’s crazy, we’ve seen that person before, and then everyone can just go, ‘Look at that bad mom who’s so crazy.’ I also felt that it was important to be wonderful and funny and human.”

There was only one choice in her mind: Olivia Colman.

Many Oscar- and Emmy-winning actresses would need a hard sell to agree to star in an independent film helmed by an emerging director. But for Colman, whose recent projects include Yorgos Lanthimos’s The Favourite and the role of Queen Elizabeth II in two seasons of The Crown, the deciding factor for joining The Lost Daughter came down to a shared bottle of wine and the promise of fun.

"The Last Daughter" Cast for Entertainment Weekly

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New Promotional Stills of Dakota as Nina in "The Lost Daughter"

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Pictures of Dakota at "The Lost Daughter" Press Conference in New York City (December 4th, 2021)

HQ Pictures of Dakota arriving at the Deadline Contenders 2021 (December 4th, 2021)

Dakota at the Deadline Contenders Film for "The Lost Daughter" in New York City (December 4th, 2021)

HQ Pictures of Dakota arriving at JFK Airport in New York (December 4th, 2021)

Dakota at the Promotional Photocall for "The Lost Daughter" in London today (December 2nd, 2021)

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HQ Pictures of Dakota tipping "The One Show" in London, UK (December 2nd, 2021)

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HQ Pictures of Dakota tipping "The One Show" in London, UK (December 2nd, 2021)

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New Picture of Dakota with Olivia Colman and Maggie Gyllenhaal in London, UK (December 1st, 2021)

 

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Dakota at "The Lost Daughter" Screening in London today (December 1st, 2021)

New Photoshoot + Interview of Dakota for "Town And Country" Magazine (December 21/January 22 Issue)

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Dakota Johnson was dancing in a red slip dress, enormous gold hoops dangling from her ears. She was at the Telluride Film Festival earlier this year for the launch of her latest film, The Lost Daughter, written and directed by Maggie Gyllenhaal, when Netflix offered to throw the cast a dinner. “Maggie was like, ‘Instead of having a dinner, let’s have a dance party,’ ” Johnson says. So they invited everyone from the other movies playing at the festival to a local restaurant, and it quickly became the hottest event in town. Benedict Cumberbatch, Jamie Dornan, and Kirsten Dunst all partied as Whitney Houston blared from the speakers.

There was a lot to celebrate. Only 24 hours earlier The Lost Daughter had premiered to a standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival. After the screening (Johnson forgot to bring her glasses, but she reports, “I think it was beautiful”) there was time for a quick glass of champagne before she and Gyllenhaal and Peter Sarsgaard boarded a jet to Telluride to do it all again. It was a lot to take in. The film, an intimate portrait of complex women making unspeakable choices (it also stars Olivia Colman), was shot on a shoestring on a tiny Greek island at the height of the pandemic, a world away from the festival circuit. Now it was suddenly being talked about as a major award contender. There was also the matter of just being out of the house.