McKenna Grace gushes over Elle Fanning at 'The Hunger Games: Sunrise On The Reaping' premiere

It's so wild. I know. It is. I mean, there you are. Like, crazy. Congratulations. The film was amazing. Your performance was fabulous. I've got to say, the slap. With Glenn Close, it was unbelievable. What was that like to talk to Glenn Close? Oh, frightening. I was just terrified. I was like, oh my god, I can't. Like, morally, actually. Like, what if I trip? What if I accidentally slap Glenn? Like, what if she wants to slap me? I had this whole, like, thing built up in my mind. And I was like, morally, I can't. Oh my god, I'll panic. So good tonight. She's my, like, icon. She's my fashion icon since her Maleficent press tour. I want to talk about method dressing, queen, everybody take notes, but sorry, I'm such a fan, this is so crazy, anyways, did you get any film? No, I was just too busy asking stories and silly questions and being like, I loved your press tour and I loved whenever you took us and I love your movie and I love your sister and I love your movies, and it's just been ridiculous, I can't believe that any of this is real. What's your name? Change doesn't happen. It takes time, but if you truly are working towards something you believe in, it's easy to say, don't give up. But change takes time. In a world where we have so much instant gratification from our phones and we can find anything. Things take time, and that's, you know, kind of the moral of this story, and that change is possible if you, you know, if you work hard and you believe and you don't give up on what you believe in and you hold on to your humanity throughout a system of people that are trying to actively strip it away from you.