On average, there is a general 50% percent between the good and the bad, but Fifty Shades Darker is on a new level. Jamie said: "I think he’s the nicest guy in the world.Throughout the years, cinema has had its high points and its low points. We were all friends back in London and Rob was going places and we weren’t."ĭespite this, Jamie has always been very fond of Robert and he suggested that the London-born star deserved the success that came his way. "I probably at one point was quite jealous early on. I think he’s one of the most investing, exciting actors around. Jamie told Wired: "I’ve known Rob forever. The actor has known the likes of Robert, Eddie Redmayne and Andrew Garfield for years, and Robert enjoyed a meteoric rise when he was cast as Edward Cullen in the 'Twilight' film franchise. Meanwhile, Jamie recently revealed that he felt "jealous" of Robert Pattinson's early success in the movie business. "So, I certainly don't worry about myself or give any thought to. If they can't shake off other characters that I've done before and get themselves into what they're watching, that's on them. I can't control if other people have some sort of pre-ordained perception of me, what kind of characters that I've played, or the ones that they know of. "If I thought about that, it would be sort of detrimental to everyone else around me and what we're trying to do.
Jamie told MovieWeb: "I honestly just don't think about that. The 41-year-old actor – who starred alongside Dakota Johnson in the 'Fifty Shades' film franchise – knows that he "can't control" the public's "pre-ordained perception" of him. Jamie Dornan doesn't worry about being remembered for playing Christian Grey. Jamie Dornan accepts that he "can't control" the public's "pre-ordained perception" of him
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