Fifty Shades of Grey Trilogy

Jamie suffers from a condition that causes him to have abnormally high rates of adrenaline in his system.

Yes. Jamie's official Twitter account is @JamieDornan.

Taylor is played by Max Martini.

Fifty Shades of Grey is rated R. Filmmakers originally wanted more sex in the movie, but Universal refused, saying they didn't want an NC-17 rating. They toned it down on purpose so the movie would get an R.

In the books, Anastasia (who came from the Twilight character, Bella Swan) is described as an average 22 year old female with long dark brown hair, very pale skin, big blue eyes, delicate features, an upturned nose, full lips, pretty but not overly pretty, and is slender and small/petite. She is shy, clumsy, self-conscious, stubborn, inexperienced, smart, kind-hearted, sarcastic, level-headed, and rather quiet. She loves books, specifically british literature, and doesn't care much about the latest fashions or trends.

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Ana is referring to the movie The Graduate, starring Dustin Hoffman. The movie is about an older woman who seduces a younger man. The older woman in the movie is named Mrs. Robinson.

They are referring to a riding crop. It is used in the red room of pain to induce sexual stimulation.

Considering how much money the first movie has already made in advance ticket sales, there will most definitely be a second movie. However, there has not yet been a date set for any Fifty Shades sequel.

Yes. Jamie has won acting awards from the Irish Film and Television Awards, and the Broadcasting Press Guild Awards for his role in The Fall.

Ana doesn't verbally express her love for Christian in the first book. They declare their love for each other in the second book, Fifty Shades Darker. Ana first tells Christian she loves him in Chapter 2 (page 37 when reading it on my tablet).

Fifty Shades of Grey was written by E L James (real name Erika Leonard). She originally wrote Fifty Shades of Grey as Twilight fan fiction. She also wrote Fifty Shades Darker and Fifty Shades Freed to finish the trilogy.

So far, there are no plans for a fourth Fifty Shades of Grey novel. However, author E.L. James ended the third book with a "that's all for now" type ending, leaving it open for future novels if she so decides to write them.

The latest sequel in the Shades of Grey series by Jasper Fforde is "The Constant Rabbit."