Fifty Shades of Grey movie: New teaser shows Jamie Dornan as Christian Grey getting dressed
The short teaser is unlikely to pique interest for long
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US News Reporter
A new 15 second teaser has been released for the Fifty Shades of Grey movie.
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The short trailer shows Jamie Dornan, who plays business executive Christian Grey, getting dressed for a day in the office.
It also shows him sitting down over lunch with a glass of red wine with an unknown woman, presumably his love interest Anastasia Steele.
The short teaser will no doubt pique interest, but not for very long. Its release follows news that film-goers are fed up of trailers that over-hype big blockbusters.
The first Fifty Shades of Grey trailer, which debuted in June, has gone on to become the most-watched film trailer of 2014.
The highly anticipated first look at Sam Taylor-Johnson’s film was met with a mixed reception, with many calling it “Fifty Shades of Tame”.
The movie, which is based on EL James’ best-selling erotic trilogy, also stars Dakota Johnson, Jennifer Ehle and Marcia Gay Harden.
Dornan admitted earlier this week that the film will not have “gratuitous sex scenes”, and said that he would not be appearing nude.
Fifty Shades of Grey is released in the UK on 13 February 2015 to coincide with Valentine’s Day.
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