Well what a flap.
After the producers of the movie
" Shades of Grey "
Lost their male lead Charlie Hunnam.
Are now looking everywhere.
For the replacement.
But as not to spoil the surprise.
I won't name him.
But let's just say.
He'll be the last person you would think of.
Comments
I hope the script is good. I have not nor do I want to read the book. Friends, if you are down in the dumps please read the book reviews for Fifty Shades of Grey and the sequel on Amazon.com. Everyone have a blessed weekend! T. W.
I know u can't name names til he's announced ....but is he in the list that they have?
1. There were numerous errors with spelling, grammar, and syntax. Even a lazy editor would have caught these mistakes.
3. Geographical errors to big to ignore. You do not have to travel through Canada to travel from one state to another.
3. The story is set in the United States but British words and phrases are used. Americans don't use the word "tram".
4. The plot is unrealistic.
5. The author of this book wrote Twilight fan fiction. Read that and then read Fifty Shades. Tell meit is not the same story with the names changed.
6. Many readers claim their is nothing juicy about the sex scenes and the story is as sexy as a root canal.
7. Most importantly, people living the BDSM lifestyle say this book does not accurately portray their community. They say the relationship is abusive. The male dom is acting out the abuse he suffered. This is no secret if you read the book.
You would have to pay me seven figures and give me money on the back end to appear in this film. I don't blame the book's author for using a pseudonymn. The book was that bad. Judy Blume's forever was written for pre-teens and it was hotter than that. All the kids checked it out of the library. I think it should be required reading in schools because it is about giving yourself away too soon. T. W.
Thanks for the review,
J.D.