‘Fifty Shades Darker’ Spoilers: Rita Ora wants to return as Mia Grey

By Cheri Cheng - 10 Aug '15 16:57PM
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Rita Ora might not have had a huge role in "Fifty Shades of Grey," but the singer is more than ready to return to the franchise.

In the first film of the erotica movie trilogy based from E.L. James' 2011 best selling novel, "Fifty Shades of Grey," Ora played Mia Grey, the younger sister of the main character, Christian Grey (Jamie Dornan).

"I'm a massive fan of the books and my character, Mia Grey, she very much evolves in [books] two and three slowly but surely. So if they do ask me [to be in the film], of course I'll be there," Ora said to Lorraine.

Fans were extremely upset that Mia had such a small role in the entire film. Due to the fans' response, the franchise's next director could consider adding more scenes with Mia.

In the meantime, however, the sequel, "Fifty Shades Darker," is still searching for a director after Sam Taylor-Johnson dropped out of the project.

The movie adaptation of "Fifty Shades of Grey" is focused on Grey's new relationship with Anastasia Steele (Dakota Johnson), a naïve college graduate. Grey, who likes BDSM, tries to get Steele to agree to become his submissive. (Spoilers Alert). The movie ends with Steele walking out on Grey.

"Fifty Shades Darker" will follow the two main characters as they find their way back together while battling demons from Grey's past. The second movie will feature Eleanor Lincoln/ Mrs. Robinson, Grey's former dominant, and Leila Williams, Grey's former submissive. Both roles have not been casted yet. However, Charlize Theoron has been rumored to play Lincoln while newcomer, Cara Delevingne has been linked to playing Williams.

Grey and Steele's relationship will also be threatened by Steele's boss, Jack Hyde, who is instantly attracted to her. Henry Cavill was rumored to be playing Hyde for some time until the British heartthrob slammed the rumors.

"Fifty Shades Darker" is scheduled to hit theaters on Valentine's Day in 2017.

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