Recently, the “50 Shades of Gray” star shared his thoughts on the American film industry, calling it “a bit of a mess,” and denounced his obsession with the remake.
The star has often relied on a committee of people who barely watched the film, denounced studio executives to lead to repetitive content aimed at soothing algorithms and relying on audience familiarity.
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Dakota Johnson says Hollywood is losing its originality
On Thursday, June 12th, Dakota Johnson appeared in “Hot Ones.” The actress was battling chicken wings with various spice levels, but host Sean Evans sought her thoughts on why Hollywood became “very risk-averse.”
“I think it’s difficult for a creative decision to be made by a committee, and I think it’s difficult for a creative decision to be made by people who actually watch the film or don’t know anything about it.
Johnson went on to strike another issue that she felt had put Hollywood in a bit.
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“Also, when something goes well, the studio wants to continue doing it, so they want to remake the same thing. They want to feel new, experience new things, see new things, see new things, star said.
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Dakota Johnson on why her films are poorly performed
I’ll talk to you Los Angeles Timesthe actress revealed that she has not blamed her for her critical failure.
“It wasn’t my fault,” she said. “When there are a lot of creative decisions being made by the committee, or this can happen now, made by people who don’t have creative bones in their bodies, and it’s really hard to make art like that.
The 35-year-old revealed that things had changed during production because of “Madame Webb.”
“It started out as something, it became something else, and I was just together to ride at that point. But it happens. Movies on bigger budgets always fail,” she said.
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Dakota Johnson won’t play the role of a superhero again
Johnson’s performance in the superhero film won the Worst Actress Razzy Award at the 2025 ceremony.
The film also won awards for the worst script and the worst photo. Given how bad the film has done, it’s no wonder the film’s star has made it clear that she won’t take on such a role again.
“I’ve never done that before. I probably never do that again because it makes no sense in that world, and now I know that,” Johnson said. Busy. “But in this industry you sign on to something. It’s one thing. And when you’re making it, it becomes completely different and you say, “Wait, what?”
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Set in the world of Sony’s Spider-Man movies, the film was released on Valentine’s Day. Johnson starred as Cassandra Webb, an emergency worker who develops mental strength and becomes a passive hero.
Johnson talks about being a producer
Dakota Johnson is working to make a difference in Hollywood, particularly through her production company, Teatime Pictures.
During his tenure with “Hot Ones,” Evans asked the star if he had experienced more stress than working as a producer on the project.
“I really like that,” she said, “it’s difficult to get into some jobs that I don’t type and have no creative input.”
Johnson had said before deadline Being a producer was something she always wanted, as it allowed more collaboration and creative freedom.
“I just wanted to be more involved, more creative, more creative and part of the entire process of making films, rather than appearing on set and saying my lines,” she told the publication.
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Johnson and Chris Martin part
As Dakota Johnson navigates her career as an actress and producer, she also deals with some of the challenges of her love life.
Recently, “materialist” star and Coldplay frontman Chris Martin called it quits after nearly eight years of romance.
The insiders revealed that their problems had been piled up for so long that their decision to be a way to break up was not abrupt.
“Dividing is not instantaneous. They continue to break up, they continue to support, and their absence will help their hearts grow, so things can work when they’re separated from each other at work,” they said.
“But when they got back together, the little things just kept piling up. They weren’t right for each other anymore,” the insider said. Daily Mail.
According to them, the most difficult part of Johnson’s farewell was not living without Martin, but being around his children, Apple, or Moses.
