This steamy novel has built-up a serious amount of buzz and continues to do so with the Fifty Shades of Grey movie confirmed to make its box office debut.
But who could bring such a sizzling story to the big screen without it becoming a cheesy Twilight re-run? Why, none other than Michael De Luca and Dana Brunetti, the duo behind the acclaimed American drama 'The Social Network.' While the story about Zuckerberg and Facebook didn't have ladies hot and bothered, the production pair brings credibility and realism to the suggestive, sexy narrative. It takes a certain artistic eye and mastery of adaptation to bring a complex love story between a billionaire and college student to life, without it coming off purely pornographic.
Now there is one question buzzing on many fans' minds, who will play Christian and Ana in the upcoming Fifty Shades of Grey movie?
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The Fifty Shades Of Grey Movie Producers are Announced
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