Monday, February 24, 2020

Cailee Spaeney interviews Dakota about her style for the InStyle Magazine [March 2020 Issue]

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CAILEE SPAENY: So, Dakota, you already know how much I love you, so it'll be easy to talk about your style right now. Your looks are just full-on cool girl. You have this perfect, effortless mix with all your blazers and your distressed jeans.

DAKOTA JOHNSON: Aw, Cailee! But, you know, I'm a real slob, and when you throw a blazer over anything, it looks chic.

CS: OK, that's true. [laughs]

DJ: You know, I love you, too. When we first met [on the set of Bad Times at the El Royale], I thought you were the most intense young woman I'd ever met. When you're nervous, you just get really serious. But it comes off like, "I am as deep as the ocean."

CS: Oh my god, I'm so red right now. But then you were basically like, "I'm gonna take care of you on this journey." And you did! We would always do those PopSugar quizzes together, like "What flavor ice cream are you" or "What Disney pricess are you?"

Friday, February 14, 2020

HQ Pictures of Dakota at LAX today [February 14th, 2020]


Coldplay's Cry Cry Cry Directed by Dakota Johnson and Cory Bailey

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A Teatime Pictures and Lez Creative Production 
Directed by Dakota Johnson and Cory Bailey 
Producer: Ro Donnelly 
Choreographer: Celia Rowlson-Hall 
Dancers: Ida Saki & Meshach Henry 
Director Of Photography: Cristina Dunlop 
Production Designer: Gille Mills 
Costume Designer: Verity May Lane 
Band Stylist: Beth Fenton 
Makeup Hair & Prosthetics – Sharon Martin 

Wednesday, February 12, 2020

New Project - Dakota will star in Maggie Gyllenhaal's directoral debut "The Lost Daughter"


Variety: For her directorial debut, Maggie Gyllenhaal has tapped Oscar-winner Olivia Colman, Dakota Johnson, Jessie Buckley and Peter Sarsgaard to star in the feature adaptation of “The Lost Daughter.”

Gyllenhaal also penned the script, which is based on the novel by best-selling author Elena Ferrante.

“The Lost Daughter” tells the story of a college professor (Colman) whose own psychological trauma begins to resurface after meeting a woman (Johnson) and her young daughter while on summer vacation.

Rumor: Dakota will star in the horror-mystery movie "You Should Have Left"

According to Wikipedia, Dakota is part of "You Should Have Left", a horror-mystery movie starring multiple other celebraties and directed by David Koepp. The movie os based on the novel of the same name by Daniel Kehlmann. Read more below:

IMDb: A screenwriter travels to a remote house in the Alps with his family so that he can write the sequel to his big hit film, but he begins to regret his decision after suffering from a severe case of writer's block.


Monday, February 10, 2020

Video of Dakota at Madonna and Guy Oseary's Exclusive Party in Los Angeles last night [February 9th, 2020]

Portrait for TIME
 

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Friday, January 31, 2020

Dakota has a cameo in "The Nowhere Inn", starring St. Vicent

Confirmed by @IndieWire, Dakota has a small part in #TheNowhereInn playing St. Vicent's girlfriend, and it seems like her character is based on Kristen Stewart. 


How St. Vincent and Carrie Brownstein Convinced Dakota Johnson to Make a Cameo in ‘The Nowhere Inn’


(They talk about Dakota's part at 6:54)

Source: The group’s critical views of awards and accolades doesn’t diminish their desire for recognition when it comes to “The Nowhere Inn,” though. Benz joked that they welcome any prizes on behalf of the film, which also features a Dakota Johnson cameo, as herself, in a hotel room.

In the film, St. Vincent begs Brownstein’s character to shoot a sensual scene of her and Johnson, both clad in matching lingerie, with her iPhone. Clark explained how they got Johnson to sign on to the project, referring to the actor as “a really great sport for what was a very strange ask.”

“I think it was originally, like, ‘Dakota will you play my girlfriend?'” Clark said.

“It wasn’t like, ‘Will you put on lingerie and come hang out?'” Brownstein added.

Review of the movie from IndieWire below:

Source: It’s hard to pinpoint the exact moment when St. Vincent takes full control of “The Nowhere Inn,” but it’s somewhere around the moment she decides to roll around on a hotel bed in lingerie with her onscreen girlfriend, Dakota Johnson — forcing a mortified Brownstein to film the whole thing on an iPhone, while she begs for an intimacy coordinator — and a choreographed sequence in which she roams backstage with the camera just behind her shoulder, speeding toward a screaming crowd, while Brownstein begs her to get real. St. Vincent turns back, bathed in neon red, a guitar strapped to her shoulder and a look of contentment on her face. “I love you baby,” she says, “but I’m married to the road.” That’s the rock star ethos in a nutshell — and the essence of her plight.

Friday, January 24, 2020

Dakota Interviews Director Floria Sigismondi for "Interview" Magazine

 

DAKOTA JOHNSON: Hi, Floria.

FLORIA SIGISMONDI:
Hi, how are you doing?

JOHNSON: I’m doing pretty good. I’m at my house in L.A. Where are you?

SIGISMONDI:
I’m in L.A., too.

JOHNSON: Oh, come over. Where do you live?

SIGISMONDI: I’m in Laurel Canyon.

JOHNSON: Me too!

SIGISMONDI: That’s really funny.

JOHNSON: I’ve seen so many of your videos, and I just directed a music video, my first one. I’m very honored to hear that you even know who I am.

SIGISMONDI: Congratulations. We’ll have to get together and talk about that experience.

JOHNSON:
I would love that.