Since the last installment of the “Fifty Shades” film series premiered, very little has been covered about the Jamie Dornan, Dakota Johnson dynamic. By and large, it would seem that the two have gone their separate ways. However, this doesn’t mean that there are no interesting things going on in their lives. In fact, recent developments now involve guns and houses.
In the case of Jamie Dornan in the Jamie Dornan, Dakota Johnson pairing, the actor recently listed his Los Angeles home for sale, Observer recently reported. He apparently bought the home 2,510-square-foot house for him and his wife, Amelia Warner, to live in back in 2016. This was after the first film of his star-making franchise premiered.
It would seem, though, that the actor is ready to move on and has since listed the abode for $3.2 million. This would make it several hundred thousand dollars more expensive than the home originally cost, which was $2.84 million. Not a huge difference as far as house prices go, and it is potatoes to folks like the Jamie Dornan, Dakota Johnson pair.
In any case, the house itself seems like a typical Nichols Canyon Road offering, with its numerous glass walls and straight edges. Unfortunately for fans who are interested in buying the house due to their obsession with the Jamie Dornan, Dakota Johnson movie franchise, there is no red room.
Speaking of the Jamie Dornan, Dakota Johnson dynamic, the actress was recently seen shooting people in a new trailer for her movie. Titled “Bad Times at the El Royale,” the movie stars some Hollywood heavy hitters such as Jeff Bridges, Jon Hamm, and Chris Hemsworth. As the trailer shows, it also involves Dakota Johnson’s character being as far from Anastasia Steele as she could possibly be, which is just awesome.


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