‘Fifty Shades Of Grey’ Movie Still Released In Time For Birthday of Christian Grey; Shows Jamie Dornan Behind The Wheel With Sexy Gaze
"Fifty Shades of Grey" movie still was released on June 18 in time for Christian Grey's birthday as the photo shows Jamie Dornan wearing a leather jacket behind the wheel, and looking sexily at the camera.
The "Fifty Shades of Grey" movie still was posted on the official Facebook page of the film along with the caption: "Happy Birthday Christian Grey."
According to Us Weekly, the new "Fifty Shades of Grey" movie still was released six months after the movie poster was released in January.
Both Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson (Anastasia Steele) have been going the rounds, sexily posing for different magazines. Last November, they posed for Entertainment Weekly while Jamie Dornan posed in his underwear on Interview magazine earlier this year.
"I just really understand it. I think it's an incredible love story, and that's why it's affected so many people," Dakota Johnson said as reported by Us.
"So how old is the BDSM aficionado supposed to be?" asked Rebecca Macatee of E! Online.
"Christian is 27 in the first book and turns 28 in 'Fifty Shades Darker.' 'Fifty Shades of Grey' (the movie) hits theaters Feb. 14, 2015, so if we're going by that timeline, this would be Christian's 27th birthday," she said.
"Remember, though, he is fictional-no twentysomething billionaire would drink that much white wine," Rebecca Macatee added.
Last week, E.L. James posted a photo on Instagram giving a preview of Christian Grey's "Red Room of Pain." Fans waiting for trailer of the erotic movie, however, will have to wait by fall.
The author posted the Instagram photo on Monday showing a key of Christian Grey's room. The key indicates that it's the property of "Grey Enterprises Holdings, Inc." E.L. James also wrote the hashtag #nuffsaid" accompanying the photo.
Fans waiting for official "Fifty Shades of Grey" spoilers through a promotional trailer will have to wait until fall or in September due to the five-month rule imposed by the National Association of Theater Owners. The rule prohibits studios from showing trailers if the release date is more than five months away.
