Dakota Johnson, who plays Anastasia Steele in the "Fifty Shades" film series, dished out in a recent interview about what she truly feels when filiming sex scenes.
Johnson, according to Design and Trend, surprised many when she revealed she did not have any problems with filming sex scenes in "Fity Shades of Grey." The 26-year-old actress confessed she is open to anything.
"The secret is I have no shame," said Johnson, who is also the daughter of actress Melanie Griffiths.
With rumors flying that the sequel "Fifty Shades Darker" will have more raunchy sex scenes, fans will be rest assured that Johnson will not feel awkward toward co-star Jamie Dornan, who plays Christian Grey, when the film production starts.
The "Ben and Kate" star also revealed in her interview that she went through reading the book by EL James and found it more appealing how her character Anastasia could break down Christian Grey emotionally, wrote Movie News Guide.
Johnson said she liked the non-sexual part of the story more than the charged BDSM scenes. She said she believed there's much more to breaking a man through emotional approach than physical.
In other news, it would seem that Johnson will not be working alongside "Paper Towns" actress Cara Delevigne in the upcoming film. Earlier speculations suggested that Delevigne was being tapped to play the character of Leila Williams. However, according to MNG, the model-actress might not be able to take on the role since she has a big movie, "Suicide Squad," which is set for release in 2016.
Meanwhile, news on production delay for "Fifty Shades Darker" still ensues. There are also rumors that suggest the lead actor Dornan is not just asking for more time with his family but also for an increase in his talent fee. As of now, there is no confirmation from anyone's camp on the alleged demand.
But even if this is the case, no change in the originally planned release date has been announced. If production could still finish shooting the movie on scheduled time, then fans will be lining up in cinemas on Feb. 10, 2017.
