"Fifty Shades of Grey" is rumored to release more sequels after "Fifty Shades Darker" and "Fifty Shades Freed."
However, cast member Jamie Dornan may have just hinted that he will no longer reprise his role as Christian Grey if ever there will be more installments.
While speaking with The Sun, the 34-year-old actor admitted that he doesn't have a hard time moving on from the characters that he portrays.
"We have done two movies back to back now, and I'm actually finished with it. I've done 'Fifty Shades' forever. I move on very fast in my mind. As much as from the outside people think you are synonymous with one character, but I'm very much like, 'Right, that's done, and move on to the next project and worry about that character," he said.
Meanwhile, Dornan also opened up about the feud the took place between "Fifty Shades of Grey" director Sam Taylor_Johnson and executive producer and book author E.L. James.
Following Taylor-Johnson's exit, Dornan seemingly said that he misses Taylor-Johnson on set. This time around, he seemed to side with James.
"There are pressures involved with everyone making a movie of this scale. Not just Sam and Erika, everyone is feeling the pressure. Everyone is trying to complete their role as best they can. For Erika these are her babies, these mean more than her to anyone else. There is pressure making these movies. Sometimes you need a bit of angst and pressure to make things happen," he explained.
In other news, Dornan previously said that he will miss the entire cast and crew of "Fifty Shades Darker." After the filming for the sequels wrapped up a few weeks ago, the Irish born actor hinted on missing his co-star Dakota Johnson. His statements once again heightened speculations that he is cheating on his wife Amelia Warner with Johnson.
However, there is no truth to the rumors because Dornan continues to be smitten with Warner. They have also been blessed with two beautiful daughters.
"Fifty Shades Darker" and "Fifty Shades Freed" are slated to hit theaters in the United States on Feb. 10, 2017 and Feb. 9, 2018.