Jan 24, 2017 02:51 AM EST By Pretty Abegail Pacilan, UniversityHerald Reporter

Jamie Dornan is being a sport about the bad reviews his upcoming film "Fifty Shades Darker" is getting from vocal haters. The movie is about to hit theaters next month with so much to prove whether it can surpass its spin-off "Fifty Shades of Grey" movie, which was released in 2015.

According to Dornan, as much as over a hundred million fans like it, so many people also simply do not like it at all and he is fine with that, Metro reported. He admitted that he even has so many opinions about the film.

He emphasized that he is an exact opposite from his role in both films. Dornan is best known for his role as Christian Grey, the millionaire playboy who stole the heart of his young lover, Anastasia Steele. Dornan added that with the crazy red room and massive research he undertook to play the role, he reveals he is really not into the whole S&M thing.

He, however, respect other people's sexual preference stating that there are countless ways to please one's self sexually. He sometimes finds it funny of how comfortable he is playing the role of a sick psychopath bastard, when in fact he is a light-hearted and easy-going person.

With the sequel nearing to its release next month, Dornan confirmed that this will be his last "Fifty Shades" film, GQ reported. The source added that Dornan will be turning down the opportunity of playing Grey again despite rumors about a third and fourth film based on author EL James.

Dornan stated that after doing two movies back to back, he is actually finished with it. He stressed that he is done with "Fifty Shades" forever. He is hoping that people will separate him with Grey character because he is very much ready to move on to the next project.
 

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