The brilliant Dakota Johnson is reportedly in high demand, with roles ranging from anchoring Netflix‘s adaptation of Jane Austen’s Persuasion to co-starring in the dramedy Cha Cha Real Smooth on Apple TV+. She will then play the title character in Sony’s action movie, Madame Web, which is based in the Spiderverse. The filmography of the young actor has grown over the past year to include a diverse range of films. Here are Dakota Johnson’s all-time top grossing films, according to Mojo.
1. Fifty Shades of Grey (2015)
Director- Sam Taylor-Johnson
Grossing- $569.6 million
When a routine interview with the mysterious bachelor and telecoms magnate Christian Grey opens the door to an unusual relationship, Anastasia Steele, a sensitive and unguileless English student, finds herself giving in to an overwhelming power. Grey makes an unexpected offer, though, and they come to an unorthodox deal that will entice the hopelessly passionate woman into Grey’s secretive world. Christian is now slowly luring Anastasia into a sensuous reality, encouraging her to embrace the cathartic sense of difference and to push herself to the brink with unbridled passion. Christian’s damaged heart is what Anastasia most wants to repair, yet there are no safe words for love’s salty wounds.
2. Fifty Shades Darker (2017)
Director- James Foley
Grossing- $381.5 million
Anastasia finally finds the resolve to go on with her life after learning about Christians’ mysterious side, but she is completely ignorant that Christian still passionately wants her back. They are unable to get past their basic differences. The parameters of a brand-new, secret-free offer with no rules, penalties, or compromises will soon need to be renegotiated between the two lovers in order to maintain a proper, “vanilla” relationship. The skeletons in Christian’s closet will eventually be revealed, though, as his well-kept history catches up with them.
3. Fifty Shades Freed (2018)
Director- James Foley
Grossing- $371.9 million
Christian and Anastasia, newlyweds, are forced to return home early from their honeymoon after learning of a break-in at Christian’s company headquarters. Security camera tapes show that Jack Hyde, Ana’s former supervisor who was sacked for sexual assault, was the person who took some computer files. In the meantime, Ana meets her new private security staff. Christian has recruited gorgeous architect Gia Matteo to rebuild Ana’s home as a surprise. Gia brazenly flirts with Christian in Ana’s presence, which annoys Ana. Gia is forced to quit flirting when Ana threatens to fire her in secret.
4. The Social Network (2010)
Director- David Fincher
Grossing- $224.9 million
The Social Network is one of the top grossing films story about a Harvard student and computer whiz Mark Zuckerberg sits down at his computer on a chilly night in 2003, and he immediately starts feverishly working on a fresh concept. What starts out in his dorm room as a blogging and coding frenzy quickly develops into a global social network and a revolution in communication. Mark Zuckerberg is the youngest billionaire in history, having amassed 500 million friends in just six years. Success, however, brings with it both personal and legal difficulties for this entrepreneur.
5. Need For Speed (2014)
Director- Scott Waugh
Grossing- $203.2 million
Tobey Marshall, a street racer and failing custom car manufacturer, spends two years in jail after being falsely accuse of committing a murder by an ex-partner. After being released from prison, he repurchases the fastest vehicle his workshop has ever produced and sold in order to compete in The DeLeon, a highly competitive and obscure race. His goals were to find redemption, gain acceptance from the racing community, and resolve his issues. However, all of this pales in contrast to his motivation. Revenge. retribution, above anything. This is a tale entwined with love, atonement, vengeance, and motor oil.
6. 21 Jump Street (2012)
Director(s)- Phil Lord, Chris Miller
Grossing- $201.5 million
Schmidt and Jenko, two police officers who join the covert Jump Street unit, pose as high school students to blend in. In order to take down a violent drug gang, they exchange their firearms and badges for bags. However, as time goes on, Schmidt and Jenko find that high school is very different from what it was only a few years before. In addition, they must once more deal with the teen anxiety and fear they had thought they had left behind.
7. How To Be Single (2016)
Director- Christian Ditter
Grossing- $112.3 million
Josh was Alice’s ideal roommate and later became her devoted fiancé, but she insisted on taking “a sabbatical” to “discover herself” while looking for a paralegal job in New York. He had already made a commitment to a more intelligent lady by the time she was ready to crawl back. In the meantime, she joined a loose group of lonely hearts in New York City, drawn by Robin, a chubby but ruthless law office colleague who leaps any available male bones. Tom, a charming and dapper bartender, on the other hand, has his cunning ways to allow girls approach him as one-night stands and be out of his hair the next day, but he makes an exception.
8. Black Mass (2015)
Director- Scott Cooper
Grossing- $99.7 million
James “Whitey” Bulger, an Irish criminal who had spent years in prison, became the head of the Winter Hill Gang in South Boston in the 1970s. Senator William “Billy” Bulger of Massachusetts is his brother. When aspirational FBI agent John Connolly receives a task to look into the Boston Mafia, he offers his childhood pal Whitey a proposal in which Whitey would cooperate as an FBI informant in exchange for the FBI dropping its investigation into his group. With the use of Whitey’s knowledge, they dismantle the Italian mafia, and Whitey rises to prominence as one of the most powerful and infamous gangsters in South Boston. Whitey ends up on the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted List of offenders because prosecutor Fred Wyshak, who was sent to Boston, demand an inquiry despite Connolly’s meddling.
9. The Five-Year Engagement (2012)
Director- Nicholas Stoller
Grossing- $54.1 million
After dating Violet for a year in San Francisco, Tom asks her to marry him, and she says yes. She wants to pursue a post-doc at Cal and is an experimental psychologist. When the chef is not present, the kitchen gets control by him as the sous chef. Tom decides to support the transfer after Cal falls through and she receives an offer in Ann Arbor while declining a position as chef at a brand-new restaurant. The relocation necessitates delaying the nuptials. While Tom is underemploy and disgruntled at Michigan, Violet is in her element there. For a while, Tom maintains his Stoicism, but when two years in Michigan turn into four, Tom’s frustrations explode, and on the eve of yet another wedding date, they are forced to make a decision.
10. Beastly (2011)
Director- Daniel Barnz
Grossing- $43.2 million
At his high school, Kyle (Alex Pettyfer) considers himself to be God’s gift. He pulls a joke on Kendra (Mary-Kate Olsen), a classmate who turns out to be a witch without his knowledge. In order to make him as hideous on the exterior as he is on the inside, Kendra curses him in order to teach him a lesson. He has a year to meet someone and fall in love with him, or he will continue to be single forever.
