"Sometimes I felt a little traumatized when I left the set. I needed the trip home to come back to reality and a good glass of wine"
The 50 Shades of Gray novel has undoubtedly been the most successful this season, now we all await the arrival of the film inspired by the E. L. James trilogy.
The protagonist of the film, Dakota Johnson, who received advice about her pubic hair from the director, has explained for the magazine Lecturas how the filming of the film was and how hard it was to record certain scenes of the film. The actress who gets into the skin of Anastasia Steele says: "Sometimes I felt a little traumatized when I left the set. I needed the trip home to come back to reality and a good glass of wine."
Recalling each moment, Dakota remembers with particular difficulty the scenes in 'the red room', Christian Grey's secret room of pain: "The scenes in the red room were more difficult, but in a way, we managed to make it seem like Jamie and I were in our world."
Good advices
The actress has had very good advice and it is that her mother, Melanie Griffith, has helped her daughter in every possible way in this film that will surely become a blockbuster: "My mother told me that it was my right to ask that in the intim-te scenes the filming set was closed". Although the role of Anastasia Steele was one of the most requested by many actresses, director Sam Taylor-Johnson confesses: "Dakota was very open and trusted me. She knew what she was coming for. Other actresses who appeared for the casting, well known , they confessed to me that they did not intend to undress".
Completely n-de, complicated s-xual games and very intim-te scenes is what the protagonists of the film have had to record, which is why Dakota confesses: "It's very stressful to be n-ked and tied to a bed. Because when they yell cut! you're still n-ked and tied to the bed."
Without a doubt, the best support has been found in his filming partner Jamie Dornan, for whom he has only had good words: "He was always the first to put a blanket around my shoulders" and adds "The fact that I could laugh with Jamie has been very important."
