Dakota Johnson, the acclaimed actress known for her roles in films like Fifty Shades of Grey and Madame Web, has opened up about her latest project, The Materialists, and her evolving career in Hollywood.
In a candid interview, Johnson shared her thoughts on the film industry, the pressures of fame, and how she selects her roles. The Materialists, a dark comedy about modern relationships, marks another bold step in her diverse filmography.
A Reflective Career Journey
Johnson, who rose to fame with the Fifty Shades trilogy, has since taken on a variety of roles that showcase her versatility. From indie darlings to big-budget blockbusters like Madame Web, she has navigated Hollywood with a mix of intuition and strategy.
'I’ve always been drawn to complex characters,' she said. 'Whether it’s a romantic lead or a superhero, I want to challenge myself and the audience.'
The Challenges of Hollywood
Johnson didn’t shy away from discussing the industry’s pitfalls. She highlighted the importance of creative control and the struggle to maintain authenticity in an often superficial environment.
'It’s easy to get lost in the noise,' she admitted. 'But I’ve learned to trust my instincts and surround myself with people who value storytelling over spectacle.'
What’s Next for Dakota?
With The Materialists generating buzz, Johnson is already looking ahead. She hinted at upcoming projects that will further push her artistic boundaries, though details remain under wraps.
'I’m excited for what’s coming,' she teased. 'It’s going to be unexpected.'
