‘Fifty Shades Darker’ Movie Update, Cast, Release Date And News: No Frontal

“Fifty Shades Darker” fans will be overwhelmed to find out about the alterations and modifications in the upcoming sequel of the intense love story.

“Fifty Shades of Grey” stars Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson showed their on-screen chemistry by doing some very raunchy scenes. While me might have been an unexpected choice, Foley’s unique take at the helm of his works will no doubt result in a strong sequel film to “Fifty Shades of Grey”. There will reportedly be more mature scenes compared to “Fifty Shades of Grey“. With a director seemingly in place and preparations for filming in process, it is hopeful that we may be privy to some sneak peaks of “Fifty Shades Darker” sooner than later. His last feature film was 2007’s “Perfect Strangers”. On September 1, those inital rumors came closer to reality, as Variety reported that Foley had officially been offered the job, with official negotiations to start soon.

Meanwhile, it is still unclear whether or not Somerhalder will really be cast for the role. “@olv #yvrshoots.” However, as of late, Universal Pictures has not yet confirmed or denied the report. The follow-up, however, will entail the elements of less nudity and therefore diminished voluptuous acts as Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson have signed up to play for a more serious part, based on the novel, hence, less frontal nudity for the duo.

The second installment of the Fifty Shades trilogy will be written by EL James.

After James won greater creative control of the movies once original director Sam Taylor-Johnson left, and once her husband Niall Leonard got to write the sequel’s script, it was obvious the new director would have to get her approval.

The roles of Hyde and Mrs. Robinson are perhaps most significant because they are two of the main antagonists in the movie.

The name of Henry Cavill surfaced as good fit in the role as Jack Hyde.

Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan attend the UK Premiere of “Fifty Shades Of Grey” at Odeon Leicester Square on February 12, 2015 in London, England.