Dakota Johnson recently spoofed some scenes from the hit movie "Fifty Shades of Grey."
During her appearance on the "Tonight Show" (via Entertainment Weekly) Johnson and talk show host Jimmy Fallon participated in Mad Lib Theater-inspired act. Johnson offered up a list of words and phrases from the original film, but she assumed the role of Anastasia Barf Barf instead of Anastasia Steele.
Anastasia Barf Barf is a news reporter conducting an interview with a business mogul (Fallon) on his attempts at promoting the feeding of the world's penguins.
Steele was the one who gave the word Barf Barf when Fallon asked her for a silly word. When the talk show host asked him to give an amount of time, the actress said "two weeks." Fallon then asked Johnson to give him a holiday, and she said "Independence Day."
Fallon went on to ask Johnson for an adjective, and she said "psychedelic." The host then asked Johnson for a verb ending in "ing," and she said, "pinching." Her answer brought the crowd into laughter.
When all of the words were finally chosen, Johnson and Fallon used them randomly in their spiel. The hilarious outcome of their spiel may be viewed below.
Meanwhile, Johnson's "Fifty Shades Darker" co-star, Jamie Dornan, made an appearance on the "Ellen Show" on Tuesday. The actor talked about the film, and agreed with DeGeneres that a lot of women got knocked up and gave birth just from watching "Fifty Shades of Grey."
Dornan also recounted a time when a fan approached him on an elevator and told him that she finally conceived after years and years of waiting when she and her husband watched the first film.
In other news, Dornan and DeGeneres also spoofed a bed scene between Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele. The hilarious spoof became even funnier when DeGeneres came out with fake boobs underneath her red top.
"Fifty Shades Darker" also stars Rita Ora as Mia Grey, Bella Heathcote as Leila Williams, Eric Johnson as Jack Hyde and Kim Basinger as Elena Lincoln.
"Fifty Shades Darker" is slated to hit theaters in the United States on Feb. 10.