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Jamie Dornan Refused Full-Frontal Bare Scenes in Fifty Shades

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Updated on July 6, 2023

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Jamie Dornan had to take a stand.

Jamie talked about the third and final installment of the Fifty Shades trilogy, Fifty Shades Freed, in a recent interview with ELLE.

He addressed fans’ frustrations that he has never gone totally n-ked in any of the three films.

Dornan told the publication, “You see my arse quite a lot. That doesn’t really bother me. You see a lot of Dakota [Johnson]’s tits. I would show my tits if I had them. I just thought we don’t need to be flashing the rest if it’s not essential to the story. We’re not making p*rn as much as people think we are.”

Dornan also addressed reports that he was promised $1 million to do full-frontal nudity by the studio. He quipped, “It was $30 million—to show one testicle. No, that whole thing with offering more money to go nude? That didn’t happen.”

“Let me tell you a modesty-pouch story,” he said. “You’re sort of presented with a few options and sizes. They’re all skin-colored—but, like, if you’d gotten jaundice. That color. Like an ill person. I picked one out. Everyone had left the room. As I was putting it on, I saw a little label stitched inside. It said, ‘Inmate #3.’”

Dornan continued: “I very nearly puked. As my genitals came to a rest at the bottom of this thing, I thought, ‘Someone has worn this.’ I actually called the wardrobe assistant. I was like, ‘Dude, what the f–k? This is secondhand?’ He said, ‘No, trust me.’ But he lost my trust.”

Fifty Shades Freed is based on the last installment of novelist E L James’ trilogy. Anastasia and Christian, who are now married, are the subjects of the film. Jack Hyde, on the other hand, continues to put their relationship in jeopardy.

Aside from “Fifty Shades,” Dornan also talked about having to go to some fairly shady photoshoots when he initially started out as a model in the interview.

The star shared, “Early on? F**k. You’d be sent to these dodgy little apartments around London. ‘Oh, this up-and-coming photographer wants to meet you and take a couple of Polaroids. It’ll be really good for your portfolio.’”

“I remember one guy – I don’t know his name – he was like, ‘Let’s take some pictures.’ Yeah, okay. Fine. Then he goes, ‘Take off your trousers.’ I said, ‘Look, I kinda want to leave,’” he added, before saying the guy kept coming into the room while he was getting dressed.

Dornan continued, “Then he stopped me at the door, and – I’ll never forget this – he said he was going to make spaghetti bolognese for us and open a bottle of wine. I called my agent and said, ‘Don’t ever f**king send me to one of these creepy b******s again.’”