Jamie Dornan revealed what he whispers to Dakota Johnson in the LOVE scenes of 50 Shades of Gray
It seems to be quite effective...
One of the most anticipated films of the month of February has undoubtedly been the sequel to 50 Shades of Grey. The controversial, erotic and peculiar story of Christian and Anastasia is becoming more and more consolidated... Of course, the love scenes are also becoming more and more heated. But what is it really like to shoot such fiery scenes? Jamie Dornan revealed all.
For many, the saga of 50 Shades of Gray is about an erotic novel and "romantic", all at the same time. And obviously the excitement of millions of fans is felt when these books have reached the big screen. With Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson being the actors in charge of playing the main characters, everything becomes interesting.
But, there are certain curiosities that arise to one, despite not being a faithful lover of the film…
Like, what is it really like to film a love scene? The actors have previously revealed that it is not as easy as it seems, however, there are always some methods to make it as exciting as possible.
During The Graham Norton Show, "Christian Grey" explained that the level of difficulty is so high that "there are scenes where music is played".
Than? Yes, when it comes to a long and intim@te scene, then they record it in one go and play background music, said the sensual and beloved actor. At the same time, it's also about having a good time and not so much stress, so Jamie whispers in Dakota's ear to make her feel more comfortable.
“My temptation is always to try to make Dakota laugh. So I do some things, like at one point when I'm about to orgasm, I say something like 'doodle-le-do-de-do!'. It's like when a Ryanair plane lands."
-Jamie to The Graham Norton Show-
So Jamie whispers codas into her ear like “doodle-le-do-de-do”…interesting.
The truth is that whatever he is whispering to “Anastasia”, it is working because the love scenes are definitely at their perfect point of eroticism, sensuality and loads of love.
Have you seen "50 Shades Darker"? What do you think about the movie?
