In an interview for "Vogue" magazine, Dakota Johnson has defended herself from the negative comments that have emerged after the n-de scenes that she stars in the movie "Fifty Shades Darker", along with Jamie Dornan.
Next February, the second part of the “Fifty Shades of Grey” trilogy opens, “Fifty Shades Darker”, starring Dakota Johnson along with Jamie Dornan and which, this time, is directed by James Foley.
In an interview for “Vogue” magazine about what it has meant for Dakota Johnson to play Anastasia Steele, the actress responded to some of the criticism that the film version of the successful erotic novel written by E. L. James has received: “I am truly proud … It's a great story. I think it's different and it's also different from who I am."
“Maybe I have a more European mentality about these things. I don't want to see anyone wearing a bra and underwear in a s-x scene. Will I stop doing n-de scenes when my boobs fall out? I don't know ", with these statements Dakota Johnson has wanted to silence the criticism and defend her nudity because that is how the book and the script are written.
Dakota Johnson has also spoken about her co-star, Jamie Dornan: “Nudity is a really interesting thing for an actor. Jamie and I have worked incredibly closely for a long time. There is no shame, they are honest scenes and full of confidence. But often risk. I mean, what if he had been a complete idiot? There is no makeup. There are no clothes that tell you something of the story. There is no jewelry to give you a clue about social status. It becomes pure acting.”
