The cast and crew of the upcoming film "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo".<br/> At a news conference in Stockholm they spoke about the Hollywood adaptation of the popular book by Swedish author Stieg Larsson.<br/> Director David Fincher says it was only fitting to film part of the movie in Sweden.<br/> SOUNDBITE: David Fincher, director, saying (English)<br/> "This is the world that he was talking about and it made sense that that's what it should look like."<br/> The thriller has British actor Daniel Craig in the lead as investigative reporter Mikael Blomkvist, and American actress Rooney Mara at his side as computer hacker Lisbeth Salander -- a role she thoroughly enjoyed.<br/> SOUNDBITE: Roony Mara, actress, saying (English)<br/> "Just the whole experience was actually quite fun. I mean it was very intense but it was always, strangely, fun."<br/> "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" is the first of three novels by Larsson, but Fincher says there are no plans as yet for a sequel.<br/> SOUNDBITE: David Fincher, director, saying (English)<br/> "I don't think it's really up to us. I mean it's really more about whether or not people like the first one right? They don't really make sequels to movies just because they were good."<br/> "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" opens in Sweden and the United States on December 21, the UK on December 26, and globally in early 2012.<br/> Elly Park, Reuters.
