Jamie Dornan's Perspective on Fifty Shades of Grey and Its Reception

The Fifty Shades of Grey set of three accomplished a momentous worldwide film industry progress of $1.3 billion.

 However, it's no secret that critics were less than enthusiastic about each installment. Jamie Dornan, known for his portrayal of the BDSM-loving billionaire Christian Grey, had a clear understanding of what awaited him.

During an open discussion with Josh Horowitz on the Blissful Miserable Befuddled webcast, Dornan imparted his bits of knowledge into his excursion to Fifty Shades.Initially, he had lost out on the role to Charlie Hunnam. However, when Hunnam had to step aside due to his commitments to Sons of Anarchy, Dornan found himself back in the spotlight.

Dornan confessed, "When I initially didn't get the role, I actually felt a sense of relief because I knew that whoever got it would face heavy scrutiny. Perhaps Charlie felt the same way. Suddenly, I was cast, but with very little time to decide. I was chosen just five weeks before filming began. I was aware of the baggage that came with it—the reality that it would be financially successful, adored by fans, and panned by critics. That's the pattern set by the books, and we were staying true to that."

As Dornan had expected, Fifty Shades of Grey got a humble 25% rating on Bad Tomatoes, while its continuations, Fifty Shades Hazier and Fifty Shades Liberated, fared much more terrible, with 11% each. By and by, the set of three gloated a devoted fanbase.

Dornan reflected, "Movies made for fans, adored by fans, can be deemed successful. I'm thankful that Dakota and I have since been able to work on projects that people appreciate, and even some of those same critics have had a change of heart."

Presently, Jamie Dornan can be seen alongside Gal Gadot in Heart of Stone, available for streaming on Netflix. In this activity pressed spine chiller, Gadot plays a knowledge usable working for a mysterious worldwide peacekeeping organization, attempting to beat the clock to foil a programmer endeavoring to take their most significant and perilous resource. For a nitty gritty survey of this elating film, you can investigate the bits of knowledge of Alex Maidy, here