Jamie Dornan after reviews of Fifty Shades film

Jamie Dornan after reviews of Fifty Shades film
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Yes, Jamie Dornan, who played the lead role of Christian Grey in the film adaptation of "Fifty Shades of Grey," reportedly went into a bit of hiding after the film's release due to negative reviews. The movie, based on the popular novel by E.L. James, received mixed to negative reviews from critics, and Dornan apparently felt the pressure of the public's reaction. However, despite the initial backlash, the film was commercially successful, leading to sequels being made.

Jamie Dornan has said he hid in the countryside after reviews for the first Fifty Shades of Grey film came out.

Yes, that's correct. Jamie Dornan did mention in interviews that he retreated to the countryside following the release of the first "Fifty Shades of Grey" film due to the intense scrutiny and negative reviews it received. He wanted some time away from the spotlight to process the reactions and take a break from the public eye.

Jamie Dornan also spoke emotionally about his mother dying when he was a teenager and the support from his father and two sisters.

Yes, Jamie Dornan has spoken openly about the emotional impact of his mother's death when he was a teenager. He has credited his father and two sisters for providing him with support during that difficult time in his life. Dornan has discussed how the loss of his mother influenced his perspective on life and his approach to relationships and family. He often speaks fondly of his family and the role they've played in his life, both during his childhood and throughout his career.

Gillian Anderson played the police detective trying to catch Spector and bring him to justice.

Actually, in the TV series "The Fall," Gillian Anderson portrayed Stella Gibson, a detective superintendent, who was brought in from London to review a high-profile murder case in Belfast, Northern Ireland. She was tasked with catching a serial killer named Paul Spector, played by Jamie Dornan, and bringing him to justice. The show follows the cat-and-mouse game between Stella Gibson and Paul Spector as she investigates his crimes while he continues to commit more. Gillian Anderson's portrayal of Stella Gibson received critical acclaim for its intensity and depth.

A lot of reviews are like, 'He's great, but lest we forget when he wasn't great.' Give us a chance! But, no, regret that I did them? No

It sounds like you're referring to comments made by Jamie Dornan regarding reviews of his performances. Dornan has expressed his desire for reviewers to give him a chance and not focus solely on past performances that may not have been well-received. Despite any criticisms, he doesn't regret taking on those roles. This attitude reflects his commitment to his craft and his willingness to learn and grow as an actor.