'love is more important than bdsm' hunky jamie dornan talks fifty shad

The 32-year-old Irish actor is set to take up the role of Christian Grey in the mega-movie, released the day before Valentine's Day this year. Speaking about the emotional back-story in

the movie to Elle UK, Jamie said: "The love story is more important than the BDSM aspect. I mean, we are going to tell a love story, you know, it can’t just be what happens in the Red

Room, that’s not a film. "There’s so much more going on than that." Continuing the conversation about Fifty Shades - one of the most hotly anticipated movies of the year - he

revealed more men are 'submissives' than women in real life. Jamie said: "I can understand why people say tying a woman up and spanking her is misogynistic. But actually, more

men are submissives than women. Very powerful men. "It’s a far bigger scene than I imagined: in pretty much any city in the world that you could name, people want to get spanked with a

paddle with studs on it." Jamie's captivated a British audience for two years as a psychopathic killer in TV drama The Fall alongside Gillian Anderson. FIFTY SHADES OF GREY - FULL

TRAILER In both movies Jamie plays a dominant man who enjoys tying up powerless yet beautiful women. But there's a huge difference between psychopath Paul Spector and Christian, Jamie

explained. "They’re both tying women to beds, yes; but for very different reasons. "If the motives are so different, then the action has to be different. I’d be really upset if

people think that I’m giving the same performance twice." Being part of the most anticipated movie of the year with an A-list cast like Rita Ora and Dakota Johnson was never going to be

easy. But the difference in Jamie's life from before to now is the paparazzi intrusion into his life. The actor is married to Amelia Warner and the pair have a daughter together. WENN

The Irish actor, from Holywood, is now a huge hit in Hollywood See Jamie Dornan’s full photo shoot and interview in the February issue of ELLE UK [ELLE UK] He explained: "You don’t do

it to have some guy sitting in a f***ing bush outside your house with a camera. That’s not why you do it. "I just couldn’t do an office job; I don’t have that temperament. But yeah, I

don’t know how you can prepare for it. You can’t get in sandbags. Buy loads of hoodies and caps? I’ll deal with it when it comes. I feel pretty secure about who I am. It’s not my first time

at the rodeo." He added: "I’ve had to be away the last couple of weekends, and I come back and I barely recognise her, and it’s awful; she changes so much. And then I have this

huge fear that she won’t recognise me. The beard helps, but I had to shave it off a couple of times, so she’s been shocked for the first few hours. She looks at me like: ‘Do I love you? I

think I love you.’ I have to win back her trust." See Jamie Dornan’s full photo shoot and interview in the February issue of ELLE UK - on sale 2nd January 2015. Watch an exclusive

behind-the-scenes video of Jamie here