"Fifty Shades of Grey" stars Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson showed their on-screen chemistry by doing some very raunchy scenes. However, the Internet is abuzz with rumors that the sequel, "Fifty Shades Darker," will feature less intimacy.
News Every Day has reported that "Fifty Shades of Grey" Jamie Dornan Dakota Johnson fans were dismayed after it was previously stated that deep and sensual scenes might get cut off from the film. Instead of continuing the franchise's sexy tone - based on the trilogy written by EL James - it looks like both Dornan and Johnson will be playing more serious parts and less nudity.
This rumor did not go so well with the franchise's fan base, especially since the second movie -supposedly based on the trilogy's second book - should feature Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele's erotic and passionate activities.
On a high note, though, it is worth noting that the sequel has officially found its director. James Foley, the man behind "House of Cards," has finally decided to take on the upcoming installment of the "Fifty Shades of Grey" Jamie Dornan Dakota Johnson franchise. Based on his aesthetic, he will be surprising the fan base with his artistic and creative film making skills.
In addition to "Fifty Shades of Grey" stars Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson, the cast for "Fifty Shades Darker" has not been finalized yet. This is only understandable, considering that casting is such a laborious task for studios. Surely, choosing the best celebrity to portray a certain "Fifty Shades Darker" cast is not a simple task for James and Universal Pictures.
"Fifty Shades Darker" will start filming next year at North Shore Studios, which is in Vancouver. Although it was previously reported that Amelia Warner - Dornan's wife - was the reason why production for the sequel was delayed, Movie Pilot has stated otherwise.
Apparently, Both Dornan and Johnson got $250,000 each for the first film - in addition to box office bonuses. Now, they are reportedly asking for a 7-figure sum - something that producer Dana Brunetti is not too thrilled about - hence, the delay.
