Did you think I wouldn't recognize you, Taylor?
SAM TAYLOR-JOHNSON: The role of Taylor is an important role
and Max has that strength about him.
Even though he's sort of just looming in the background with Christian
and he's sort of hovering, looking very calm and serene,
you know that snap of a finger
and he'll snap more than just your finger if you need him to.
And Max was perfect for that.
Mr. Grey will be joining us there.
I had done a film, Captain Phillips,
for Dana Brunetti and Mike De Luca.
I got a call. I was in Chicago.
And Dana said, "Hey, I got a great role for you.
"Would you be interested?" And I said, "Yeah, I'd love to."
I knew about the books.
My wife has read the books, all three.
I think she's rather impressed that I'm reading them also.
MAN: Tune it down a little bit. It looks better.
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Make sure to have enough coverage on the left...
MARTINI: Taylor's aware, to a degree, of what's going on.
I think that, from a distance, he can sense
the relationship evolving between Miss Steele and Mr. Grey.
I'm facilitating this relationship.
So, I'm bringing her to him and allowing that to be discreet.
But it's his job to stay a third party and to stay out of it.
Did you think I wouldn't recognize you, Taylor?
Allow me, Miss Steele.
ANASTASIA: Only if you call me Ana.