Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson are best known for their roles in the “Fifty Shades” movies. In fact, the two of them rose to stardom because of the film that was made based on E.L. James’ erotic trilogy novel.
Likewise, both actors have been in the show business for some time already but it was the said films that really launched their careers to a new level. These days, they are one of the most in-demand actors in the field and probably going up the ladder of the highest paid as well. With what they have achieved so far, it cannot be denied that they have reached success and it was all thanks to their Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele characters.
Despite their feat, how do Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson really feel about their sexy roles in the R-rated “Fifty Shades” movies? Do they feel bad about going nude and doing those titillating scenes?
Jamie Dornan said that for him everything was just a job but added that he might not do something like them again. This is because the entire movie franchise attracted a different kind of attention that was so crazy and he is not used to that.
“But it is mad because it has a different attention on it. They’re fairly feverish,” MSN News quoted the 36-year-old actor as saying. “I might never do something under so much scrutiny again.”
The actor shared that he also had to move to the countryside to avoid the Christian Grey fever that gripped the fans. Although he is truly grateful to the fans for their support, he had to do this to live a quiet life with his family.
On the other hand, for Dakota Johnson, she said that she would do the movies again if offered. She did not regret acting on all three movie sequels since they helped her career big time.
Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan have gotten closer while filming but while the latter wants to avoid roles like Christian Grey’s, he would love to do another film with his “Fifty Shades” co-star. The former also feels the same way - she will always welcome a new project with the Irish “Robin Hood” actor.


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