The Red Sea Film Festival hosted a conversation with actress and producer Dakota Johnson, where the Fifty Shades of Grey star spoke candidly about the “love–hate” relationship she now has with the industry as someone who also works behind the camera.

“I’m asking here for the bare minimum,” begs the most frustrated client of professional matchmaker Lucy (Dakota Johnson). “I don’t want to settle.” Her bare minimum, by the way, is a salary of 150K or above, a height of six feet or above, and a ...

Celine Song's messy rom-com "Materialists," starring Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal and Chris Evans, is finally hitting streaming this week. The film follows Lucy, a young, ambitious New York City matchmaker who finds herself in a love triangle with one of ...

Apart from her take on the latest merger, Dakota Johnson also shared some interesting information regarding what’s next for her career-wise. On the heels of her role in the Materialists which was met with almost universal acclaim, the actress opened up to Deadline about her upcoming directorial debut.

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It’s fun to pretend Johnson was subverting superhero movies in Madame Web 2 instead of, well, whatever was happening. Photo: NEON In two separate anti-romantic comedies this summer, Dakota Johnson is presented as both a subject and object of desire.

At a film festival in Saudi Arabia, Dakota Johnson could practically be seen from space, thanks to her 95 carats of diamond jewelry on loan from Chopard.