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Fifty Shades of Grey’s Dakota Johnson: An Interview with a Woman on the Brink of Fame

“I think about my dwindling anonymity,” she says, “and that’s really scary because a very large part of me would be perfectly happy living on a ranch in Colorado and having babies and chickens and horses—which I will do anyway.” Still, she could not pass up the opportunity to play a character that so many people felt they knew.
Taylor-Johnson wasn’t aware of Dakota’s Tinseltown credentials before they met, though she had seen her memorable cameo as the one-night stand of Sean Parker in David Fincher’s 2010 The Social Network. For the Fifty Shades audition, Dakota was given a monologue from Persona, Ingmar Bergman’s intense 1966 psychological drama. Taylor-Johnson remembers: “She understood the nuance of that passage and how to play something delicately. Dakota has the ability to play so fragile and vulnerable, but with this underlying strength that makes you feel she is going to triumph.”
Although the director was determined to give Dakota the role, she had her come back to read with a few contenders for the role of Christian Grey.

Na audição de Dakota Johnson para o filme Cinquenta Tons de Cinza, ela interpretou em seu teste

a) um trecho retirado do livro Cinquenta Tons de Cinza no qual a personagem entra em conflito com a personagem principal Christian Grey.

b) um monólogo retirado do livro Cinquenta Tons de Cinza que mostra os questionamentos da personagem.

c) um monólogo que foi retirado de um drama psicológico chamado Persona, de Ingmar Bergman.

d) uma improvisação que impressionou a todos que assistiram à audição de Dakota Johnson.

e) uma passagem de roteiro que foi retirada do filme de David Fincher chamado A Rede Social.

Answer 1

Resposta:

Letra c

Explicação: