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'Fifty Shades Freed' [RUMOR]: Dakota Johnson Reveals Difficulty in Long Love Making Scenes

Jamie Dornan, Dakota Johnson's "Fifty Shades Freed" has been released in February this year. The film becomes a hot topic again as "How to Be Single" actress, Johnson has opened up about the "extremely" difficult "Fifty Shades Freed," tedious lovemaking scenes.

The cast of the R-rated trilogy "Fifty Shades" are Jamie Dornan, Dakota Johnson, Rita Ora, Eric Johnson, Luke Grimes, and Kim Basinger. Most of the scenes are hot and sexy because that's what happens in the trilogy. Johnson was interviewed by The Times. She was asked about the controversial backstage troubles that made director Sam Taylor-Johnson leave after one movie amid a clash with creator EL James. Later on, James Foley was hired to finish the trilogy.

“I signed up to a film with a Patrick Marber screenplay, directed by Sam, and it just turned into something completely different,” Johnson said.

After Taylor-Johnson left, Jamie Dornan, Dakota Johnson were contracted to make the remaining two movies. The actress said she followed what she supposed to do, and things turned out great. However, it "shape-shifted in the night.”

The trilogy movies are best-known for their huge amount of lovemaking scenes between Jamie Dornan, Dakota Johnson. The actress described the scenes “tedious.” The actress opened up that shooting two films where the majority of the scenes are the same made her little bit tedious. The actress admitted it wasn't easy to make the sexy scenes.

The challenge to Jamie Dornan-Dakota Johnson love scenes is how are they going to make a certain love scene better than the other ones. The actress said their job was tricky and the challenge is really difficult, and she is not ashamed of it and she's infinitely grateful.

Now Jamie Dornan-Dakota Johnson "Fifty Shades" trilogy is over, both of them are busy with different projects. Right now, the actress will star in two films: "Bad Times at the El Royale," which is out this weekend; and "Suspiria," an unsettling horror remake, Express UK reported.

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