The "50 Shades of Grey" controversy seems to increase by the day, as actress Chloe Bridges and other actors voice their thoughts on the casting choice and controversial film adaptation.

"She was very happy, very cautious at the same time, because she knows she's got a lot of work to do," says actor Antonio Banderas on step-daughter Dakota Johnson landing the lead role Anastasia Steele, according to Independent Women.

"It's a movie that's going to be watched by everybody who likes the book, especially women. So let's see."

But other actors aren't as kind to the "50 Shades of Grey" film project, specifically Danielle Radcliffe.

"Literally had someone say to me for the first time today, 'The world's in uproar you're not playing Christian Grey.' And I'm like 'If this is uproar, it's inaudible,'" says Radcliffe during an MTV interview.

Reportedly, Radcliffe was not interested in the least in competing for the role, which has since gone to Charlie Hunnam.

"I think there was approximately no people wanting me to play Christian Grey, including myself. I have to say, no offense to anybody, I'm sure they're going to do a great job on the movie, but it's not something that I think of would have been a good next step for me."

And it is just as well, as actress Chloe Bridges revealed the graphic and explicit nature of the audition scenes for the "50 Shades of Grey" movie.

"There were three pages of sides that I was going to audition with. I read them and then was like, I really can't do this. If you read these three pages of sides, you would die. I still ... show them to my friends for fun," says the actress according to The Stir.

"The scene was, like, the girl telling her friends about some sexcapade she had ... But it goes into extreme detail and uses the word sperm a couple times. I was like, 'I don't know guys, I have to go home to my grandparent's house in a few months at Christmas, I don't know if I can do this.' ... It was intense. So mad props to the people who are going to do it. You had to be able to take it seriously and not laugh or turn bright red."