Fifty Shades Of Grey Movie: Did The $125,000 Offer Made Charlie Hunnam Leave The Movie?

Fifty Shades Of Grey Movie: Did The $125,000 Offer Made Charlie Hunnam Leave The Movie?

After the announcement of Charlie Hunnam leaving the 50 Shades of Grey Movie, speculations on why the actor dropped out arises. The scheduling conflicts played no part in the "Sons of Anarchy" actor's decision in dropping out of the high profile role as Christian Grey.

The romance novel's author EL James together with director Sam Taylor0Johnson and producers Michael De Luca and Dana Brunetti are choosing between four men to replace Hunnan in the role of billionaire Christian Grey. The list includes: Christian Cooke, Jamie Dornan and "True Blood" star Alexander Skarsgard.

Hunnam's reason for leaving the film may have been due to the conflict between the movie's creative team. The actor who is also a writer is believed to have submitted his two cents on the movie, though his efforts were denied.

The "Sons of Anarchy" actor is said to be getting paid $125,000 for the role - a figure way less than what other actors would have been paid for the role, as stated by Hollywood Reported.

News on Hunnam's replacement is apparently to be announced in the next few weeks. Employees of NBC-Universal have now been told that a new Christian Grey will be confirmed soon, according to Variety.  

Amidst all the turmoil the movie is going through - Dakota Johnson remains to be in place to play the role of Anastasia Steele.

Fifty Shades of Grey Movie is set to be released in August next year.