Fifty Shades of Grey was based on the very first novel in James’ very popular trilogy ( though there are several differences), where we followed along with the tale of Anastasia Steele’s sexual awakening at the hands (and floggers… and restraints…) of Christian Grey.
Here we go the story that started it all. Below, we’re going to break down how you can do just that for each movie, so let’s get down to the dirty business! How To Watch Fifty Shades Of Grey Streaming
Luckily, if you would either like to revisit the steamy story of Ana and Christian as they fall in love while he helps the young woman begin to explore her submissive side, or enjoy the eroticism for the very first time, you can now see all of the Fifty Shades of Grey movies streaming for free, on an ad-supported streamer. Another difference is that Elizabeth McNeil's original novel is supposedly based on a true story, whereas the author of the Fifty Shades trilogy has never made that claim.The film adaptation, which starred Dakota Johnson as Anastasia Steele and Jamie Dornan as Christian Grey and debuted four years after the book was released, quickly became a massive hit, with the sequels ( Fifty Shades Darker and Fifty Shades Freed) making the franchise as a whole one of the biggest R-rated franchises in history, with all three movies raking in over $1.3 billion worldwide. The book that that movie is based on, by author Elizabeth McNeil (a pseudonym for Ingeborg Day) is, like the "Fifty Shades" books, much more explicit about the S&M aspects of the relationship, although it concludes with an "unhappy" ending, wherein the relationship ends badly. Kim Basinger earlier starred in the movie "9½ Weeks" (1986), a movie about a woman who begins an affair with a man that is characterized by unusual sex games, like the sex in the Fifty Shades trilogy. The unrated version includes, among other scenes, two with Kim Basinger, who plays Elena Lincoln, an ex-girlfriend of Christian, and supposed origin of his peculiar tastes. There is also a longer, unrated version, released chiefly for home distribution, running at 1 hr 50 min, five minutes longer. The running time quoted by IMDB, "1h 45m," is for the theatrical version.
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