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Dakota Johnson She recounted a strange audition experience she once had.
“I had an audition and it was a callback and I walked into the room and shook everyone’s hand and introduced myself,” the actress told British media. Popular radio stations earlier this month. “I did the scene and I left, and the feedback I got was, because I went and introduced myself and shook everyone’s hand, I felt flamboyant, I was making small talk, I was full of myself.”
“I was like, ‘What?’ I didn’t get the job because they said I was arrogant, but I was just polite. It’s crazy,” splitville Stars added.
Johnson, 36, is daughter of hollywood royalty Melanie Griffith and Don Johnson granddaughter of Tippi Headley.
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this materialist The star has been vocal in the past about her approach to playing characters, including how she Avoid toxic movie sets.
“If there’s not healthy collaboration, if it’s not a good match, it’s not a good match. If it’s not a good match, we’re really not going to move forward,” she told type July 2025. “I can no longer waste my time on scenes that are toxic, or in situations that aren’t fun, fulfilling, or healthy. That’s one of the benefits of (producing) because I get to bring great people together and make something.”
The actress and producer said she doesn’t want to be around “anyone who’s mean, condescending or unkind.”
“I don’t want to be faced with people who aren’t willing to cooperate and then something obvious comes up,” Johnson explained. “Now we all know what a toxic environment is. We’re artists, so there’s a lot of room for individuality, and we’re working with emotion.”
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She added, “I love healthy debate in the field, and I also believe that the best idea wins. It’s not a battle. It’s not a competition. It’s a collaboration.”
Johnson said at the time that she was “very vocal” when it came to defending herself on film sets.
“I think now, just being a producer and developing my own movie, I get to choose everyone who’s involved in it, and that makes a huge difference,” she shared.
Johnson will be next seen in authenticityadapted from It all ends with us author Colleen Hoovernovel of the same name. thriller, co-starring Anne Hathaway and Josh Hartnettexpected to be released in October.
