Jamie Dornan may play the suave, BDSM aficionadoChristianGrey in the erotic franchise Fifty Shades of Grey, but he differs quite a bit from his most famous character. In his interview with GQ Australia, he revealed something we (probably) already knew: He's just not that into SM.
It doesnt float my boat, he said in the interview. Ive always been open-minded and liberal Id never judge anyones sexual preference. Whatever gets people off is entirely up to them and theres a million different ways to please yourself, sexually.
Yes, this is true.
You go in knowing its a divisive project and you just accept that it doesnt stand alone in that realm, he continued. But I dont blame people. Ive got plenty of opinions about things I dont know a lot about, or that I dont give a chance its just the nature of the beast. Im not going to lose any sleep over it.
Oooh, gotta love that slight burn he dished out there. Regardless of what Jamie Dornan is into, though, one thing is certain - the man has risen to stardom over the course of the last few years, and he is indisputably reveredas a sex symbol. I will be honest when I say that I sometimes mistake him for Matt Bomer, but who can blame me?
They both have incredibly chiseled faces. Anywho, despite the controversy 50 Shades has caused, it was a brilliantly calculated career move to take the role as Mr. Grey, despite mixed movie reviews and a stubbornly pervasive rumor that he hates his costar Dakota Johnson (and vice versa). Some things just can't be argued with:
This Irish model-turned-actor has proved he can take a few risks in his roles (after all, he does play a serial killer on The Fall), which bodes well for the future of acting career - and hopefully his Mr. Man page.
Just think - what would have happenedif Charlie Hunnam had kept the role as Christian Grey?
