Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson shot to fame after starring together in the “Fifty Shades” films from 2015 to 2018. The two actors are best known as Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele and fans could not forget them due to their amazing chemistry on screen.
As everyone already knows the “Fifty Shades” trilogy is an erotic film that earned more than a billion in ticket sales worldwide. However, Jamie Dornan seems to be not keen on doing another erotic movie despite the fact that people really want to see him in another flick like the one EL James wrote and recreated for the big screen.
Jamie Dornan once said that he now prefers to do movies that his children can watch and this was why he was previously cast on “Trolls World Tour.” He also starred in the classic action remake of “Robin Hood” which was released to theaters just this week.
On the other hand, Dakota Johnson expressed her willingness to do films like “Fifty Shades” and she would even accept another sequel to the very successful titillating movie series.
Then again, although James Dornan said that he does not want to do another R-rated erotic film, it does not mean that he would accept projects that will star him alongside Dakota Johnson again. In fact, he will be happy to work with his “Fifty Shades” co-star again in the future. They have gotten closer after working for more than three years together thus, reuniting in another film is always a welcome idea.
Meanwhile, Dakota Johnson also starred in a movie post the “Fifty Shades” era. She was cast as a dance prodigy in “Suspiria” and it was released last month. her next project is still unknown but fans are sincerely hoping that it will be a movie with Jamie Dornan in it.


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