Jamie dornan claims wife amelia is 'massively supportive' of his fifty

After previously rubbishing the claims, the actor has now gone on to add that he has his partner Amelia Warner's full backing to appear in the trilogy. When asked about rumours that she

had put her foot down, the 32-year-old hunk informed the Daily Mail it was "total b******s." The father-of-one continued: "Of course she would have read the scripts well in

advance, and she’s massively supportive of Fifty Shades." Ever since the flick's release in mid-February, reports have been rife that Jamie wasn't committed to a second

instalment, based on the books by E. L. James. However Jamie, who appears alongside Dakota Johnson in the 18-rated film, told the newspaper: "The idea was that we honour the trilogy and

do all three." He also used the the interview as an opportunity to comment on the suggestion that he and is co-star - the daughter of Melanie Griffith and Don Johnson - did't get

along. "You have to jump through a lot of hoops to get a part like this, and they simply wouldn’t have cast us," Jamie added. His comments come just days after it was said that he

and Dakota were set to negotiate seven-figure pay rises for the next two films. The stars were reportedly paid $250,000 each (£170,000) plus bonuses for the first movie in the franchise,

which became the highest-grossing 18-rated film in UK box office history after just ten days. As the film approaches $550 million (£370 million) in cinemas worldwide, the actors will be

looking to up their salary, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Producer Dana Brunetti told the publication he was looking to keep the first installment's $40 million (£27 million)

budget from skyrocketing because of their pay.