Dakota Johnson reveals she only receives fan mail from 'men in prison' and VERY strange things in...

Dakota Johnson recently shared that she gets mail from male inmates and weird items through the post.

On the latest episode of The Graham Norton Show, the actress from the Fifty Shades Of Grey movie, who is 34 years old, shared her peculiar type of fandom. Actor Sterling K. Brown had earlier exposed that his fans often praise him for transforming their lives.

When discussing his TV series This is Us, he shared that individuals continue to approach him for hugs and express how the show has transformed their lives, bringing them a sense of emotional release. He never anticipated the show would leave such a profound impression on viewers. The experience has been incredibly heartening.

Dakota was surprised and responded with humor, saying: 'This is a first for me. Usually, I receive letters from incarcerated men, as well as very odd packages in the mail!'

She shared a personal story following the revelation from her Fifty Shades Of Grey colleague, Jamie Dornan, who admitted that he had been sent letters alleging he was the father of a child with Dakota.

According to recent information, Dakota Johnson gets letters from male inmates and peculiar packages in her mail.

During an appearance on The Graham Norton Show on Friday, the lead actress of Fifty Shades Of Grey, who is 34 years old, shared a unique perspective on fandom. Actor Sterling K. Brown mentioned that his fans have recognized him for positively impacting their lives. The actress appeared in the aforementioned film.

Dakota was surprised and found it amusing when she replied, "This is unexpected because I usually receive letters from incarcerated men and peculiar packages in the mail."

In 2020, he claimed that someone had informed him about having a child who was 7 years old. He also mentioned that his wife should be aware of this information.

In my opinion, their implication was that I and Dakota Johnson have a child together, who was born during the production of the initial Fifty Shades film. This remark caught our attention, so to speak. It was rather eerie.

During the show, Dakota talked about how she will be part of the Marvel Universe and play the character of Madame Web. According to her, Madame Web is a fresh addition to the franchise, and the upcoming Marvel movie will showcase a unique and stripped-down outlook with a major focus on the female perspective.

'It is completely independent.'

When questioned about doing stunts, she replied, 'I took a day-long driving course for stunts and it was the highlight of my life.' When questioned if she will perform more stunts, she ambiguously responded with 'perhaps.'

Sterling, who received a nomination for the Best Supporting Actor category at the American Fiction Awards, expressed his thoughts on the movie stating, "It's an amusing satire that highlights how mainstream media depicts black people in a limited manner, which does not fully capture the bigger picture."

Johnson's story comes after her co-star in the movie Fifty Shades Of Grey, Jamie Dornan, admitted that he was getting letters claiming he had a child with Dakota.

Sterling K Brown, Dakota Johnson, Colman Domingo, Domhnall Gleeson, and Paul Russell (in that order) made an appearance on the program.

Each encounter is unique, and the movie endeavors to illustrate the compassion that resides within every individual.

When asked if he is happy about being nominated for an Oscar, he says that he's not worried about the outcome yet. He believes that it will all happen at the right moment. However, he does not have high hopes of winning the award, and he is okay with that. He thinks that Robert Downey Jr. will receive the award, and in his opinion, Downey Jr. deserves it.

It's amazing that I'm nominated alongside Robert De Niro, Ryan Gosling, and Mark Ruffalo, and I'm content just to be included in the group.

When discussing This is Us, he continued by explaining that individuals still approach him with a desire to embrace and express how the series has transformed their life. He was unaware that it would have such a significant influence, and he found it to be very heartwarming. The show acted as a source of emotional release for viewers, a type of catharsis that aided them in resolving their internal conflicts.

Another guest spotted was Colman Domingo, who detailed his portrayal of Bayard Rustin, a leading civil rights activist of the 1960s, in the upcoming film Rustin.

He stated that the individual is not popular in the United States because his homosexuality caused him to be erased from the country's history.

His narrative is remarkable, and he was an amazing individual in all aspects. I sincerely wish this movie reinstates him in the annals of history. I reckon that the more I am promoted, the same goes for him, which is a lovely thought.

Dakota made an appearance on the program to talk about her involvement in the Marvel Universe and her character, Madame Web. She mentioned that Madame Web is a fresh addition to the franchise and that this Marvel movie has a distinct approach. In fact, it's unique and authentic, emphasizing the standpoint of women entirely.

When questioned about how much involvement the Obamas had in creating the movie, he replied, "They were heavily involved in the process. They provided feedback on the script and the edited versions of the film, and since we were filming amidst the Covid pandemic, they ensured that we were taking precautions for our well-being. Our relationship grew closer and more affectionate."

When he received the information about his Oscar nomination, he stated: 'I was clearing the washroom to divert my attention when I received a message from my agent...

When my spouse caught wind of the news on the television, they burst into tears and collapsed onto the ground. In that moment, I felt as though perhaps I should have reacted the same way. My shock left me unsure of how to proceed.

During a recent interview, Domhnall Gleeson discussed his latest project, the romantic drama series Alice & Jack which will air on Channel 4. According to Gleeson, the show explores the theme of love and how even well-intentioned individuals can cause harm to their loved ones. Gleeson was effusive in his praise of the series, describing it as both beautiful and moving. He expressed his pride in the show and deemed it to be simply gorgeous.

When questioned about his supporters, he made a jest by stating: 'Individuals appear to recall me best for a humorous sketch I did an extended time back, in which I excreted waste into a bottle of lemonade. They holler my name on the streets. I feel like yelling back at them, 'I starred in The Revenant for goodness' sake!'

Tune in to BBC One for The Graham Norton Show on Friday, February 2nd at 10:40 P.M. If you miss it, you can always catch it on BBC iPlayer later.