Jamie Dornan is reportedly planning to quit portraying his phenomenal character Christian Grey for the next installments of Fifty Shades of Grey. Apparently, the musician wife of 32-year old Irish model -actor wants him to resign. If the rumor is true, who will be the next Mr. Grey?
According to NW Magazine (Asutralia), even Dornan appeased his wife Amelia Warner that nothings gonna change and it's the project that propels his career, she is still not convinced so 'The Fall' actor informed his bosses that he can't do the follow ups. "Jamie said the movie would skyrocket his career," NW's source shared.
"He tried to assure Amelia nothing would change but women all over the world now lust after Jamie."
"She hasn't seen the film and I don't think she will to be honest."
While there's also report that Jamie and his fellow star Dakota Johnson, who played Anastasia Steele, are locked in a contract so he may still reprise the role. Some are already thinking of actors that can replace Dornan, who incidentally an alternative too when Charlie Hunnam bailed out before 50 Shades' shooting.
"I didn't hear anything, not even the tiniest bit of feedback," Dornan said in his interview with Now. "For months. So I thought, 'Well, I gave it a go." "And then suddenly... Maybe they stumbled upon my tape in the archives."
In a Mirror's story, they detailed why Henry Cavill ('Man of Steel'), Ryan Gosling ('The Notebook'), Channing Tatum ( Magic Mike), Chris Pine ('Star Trek'), and Michael Fassbender (X Mencan be possible choices. In their opinion "there aren't any" consequence if Pine takes Grey's necktie.
"Ridiculously attractive, charming, showed his bum in a comedy sketch once," Mirror mentioned.
They also praise Cavill and Gosling's looks, but there are traits that make them odd for the role. The site commented that Gosling does "Not the most dominant voice in the world... ", while Superman actor is "look a bit weird as a ginger."
Meantime, Christian Grey's comeback is not only what at stake, but the next Fifty Shades films overall. According to E! Universal Pictures bosses don't tell something yet for any sequels of this film adaptation from E.L. James' bestselling book.
"All press reports are pure conjecture as the studio has not committed to a sequel as yet," Dornan's representative shared with E!
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