Elle Fanning's messy 21st b-day story is every Uber driver's nightmare

As the younger sister of fellow actress Dakota, Elle Fanning has grown up right before our eyes. Wasn’t it just yesterday she was playing a pipsqueak in I Am Sam opposite Sean Penn? Well, she's certainly added lots of accomplishments to her CV, including Somewhere, Maleficent, Super 8, and now she’s the lead in a new flick, All The Bright Places, an adaptation of the wildly popular YA novel. Did we mention she's also producing? Yep, she's a producer now.She may be a bigwig in the entertainment business, but Elle's also a 21-year-old looking to enjoy herself and on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, she let loose with the story of her 21st birthday. Most 21-year-olds (or 19-year-olds, for all us Canadians) have a wild first-time-legally-imbibing story but do they typically involve your famous sister buying tequila shots and champagne while you belt out "Summer Lovin'" and "Before He Cheats" at the karaoke bar? No, probably not. “Yeah I threw up a lot,” Elle giggled. Rookie mistake! To add insult to injury, it was mostly in the backseat of an Uber on her way home. Oh, and it wasn’t even on her Uber account. Yikes.“That’s the ultimate crime,” Jimmy chided her. “So you didn’t even make it out the window, huh?”“So you know, the story is a bit hazy for sure,” she laughed. “But I’ve been told the Uber driver was really nice. He had a stash of throw-up baggies in his car, so he obviously gets this a lot.”But then the necessary question—did she actually hit the bag target or was there, er, how do we put this delicately, overspill?“I got the bag but it was a lot,” she nervously laughed as Jimmy chuckled. “So I was in the bag, but then it was like, maybe I can just go out the window? We kept telling him I ate bad fish. But he totally knows—I have glitter on my face. I’m probably wearing a 21^st birthday hat." After that wild night of drinking, it seems Elle is sticking to classier beverages of the 007 variety—particularly vodka martinis, extra dirty with the dirt on the side. We respect a young woman who knows her drink order.