Fifty Shades Freed

Don't miss the climax.

6.720181h 45m

Released

Drama

Romance

Overview

Believing they have left behind shadowy figures from their past, newlyweds Christian and Ana fully embrace an inextricable connection and shared life of luxury. But just as she steps into her role as Mrs. Grey and he relaxes into an unfamiliar stability, new threats could jeopardize their happy ending before it even begins.

StatusReleased

Release Date2018-01-17

Runtime1h 45m

LanguagesEnglish

CountriesUnited States of America

Budget$55,000,000

Revenue$371,985,018

Keywords

based on novel or book

eroticism

sequel

bdsm

Fifty Shades Collection

3 Films

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University student Anastasia Steele delves deeper and deeper in to the rabbit hole that is a 'relationship' with Christian Grey. An erotic tale of dominance and submission, of sex and love, and of the perception of control. Christian Grey, self made millionaire, bachelor, and someone who is always in control.

Fifty Shades of Grey

2015

Fifty Shades Darker

2017

Fifty Shades Freed

2018

Videos

10 total

Trailer

Official Trailer

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Cast & Crew

Dakota Johnson

as Anastasia Steele

Jamie Dornan

as Christian Grey

Eric Johnson

as Jack Hyde

Eloise Mumford

as Kate Kavanagh

Rita Ora

as Mia Grey

Luke Grimes

as Elliot Grey

Victor Rasuk

as José

Max Martini

as Taylor

Jennifer Ehle

as Carla

Kim Basinger

as Elena Lincoln

Reviews

ehabsalah

Apr 11, 2018

Nice Movie ♥

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GenerationofSwine

Jan 13, 2023

1/10

OK, I gave the first one 10 out of 10 stars...because I am easy and, honestly, the original didn't claim to be anything more than what it delivered. To me that earns all 10 stars. Darker I gave 1 out of 10, because the plot line that it bills itself as following takes all of 5 minutes, gets resolved in the middle of the film, never comes up agai…

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