Jamie Dornan, 41, showcases his buff body as he attempts a slick dive into the ocean on holiday… yet fails spectacularly with a painful belly flop
Jamie Dornan, 41, shows off his toned physique as he attempts a slippery dip in the ocean on vacation… but fails spectacularly with a painful tummy flop
He is known for his buff body and sizzling appearance.
And Jamie Dornan made sure to treat his fans to a glimpse of his gym-trained physique in his latest Instagram post shared on Wednesday.
The Irish actor, 41, was seen running into the water on a sun-soaked holiday, but joked about his lack of skills when attempting a dive.
In his accompanying caption, the star poked fun at his moves, writing, “It’s important to practice belly flops. It’s a lost art.”
While he didn’t specify where he vacationed, the handsome star was sure to show off his idyllic setting, complete with blue skies and crystal clear waters.
Hunk! Jamie Dornan made sure to treat his fans to a glimpse of his gym-trained physique in his latest Instagram post shared on Wednesday
Go, go… The Irish actor, 41, was seen running into the water on a sun-soaked holiday, but joked about his lack of skills at a dive attempt
Away! In his accompanying caption, the star poked fun at his moves, writing, “It’s important to practice belly flops. It’s a lost art’
Jamie’s dip left fans tickled as he proved he wasn’t quite a Hollywood hunk with his hilarious self-deprecation.
His vacation comes shortly after Jamie admitted he knew “critics would despise the Fifty Shades of Gray movies,” before agreeing to star in it.
He confessed that before taking on the role of bondage-obsessed billionaire Christian Grey, he knew the film would be a commercial success, but that it would “be ruined.”
Jamie became a household name when he starred in the 2015 film, with sequels Fifty Shades Darker and Fifty Shades Freed in 2017 and 2018 respectively.
The movie star explained that it wasn’t an instant ‘yes’ when he was offered the lead role just five weeks before shooting was due to begin.
Jamie revealed that he turned to friends, relatives and “many” fellow actors for advice on whether to agree to star in the franchise, as he was very aware that there was “baggage” involved.
Jamie discussed the cast for the franchise during an episode of the series Happy sad confused podcast which was recorded prior to the SAG-AFTRA attack.
On accepting the role, Jamie admitted, “It definitely wasn’t an instant yes. It needed to be talked about… I sought advice from friends, family and many actors.”
Belfast star Jamie wasn’t the first actor to be offered the role, with Charlie Hunnam originally starring opposite Dakota Johnson as Anastasia Steele.
Splash! He mocked his own skills in his hilarious post
Eek! His attempt at diving failed miserably
Lead role: His vacation comes shortly after Jamie admitted he knew ‘critics would despise the Fifty Shades of Gray films’ before agreeing to star in it
But when Charlie pulled out at the last minute due to scheduling conflicts, Jamie was the next star in line, with the unexpected opportunity leaving him with mixed feelings.
Jamie explained, “When I didn’t get it, I felt a little bit of relief because I knew that dude was going to break down here. He (Charlie) may have felt the same way.
“Suddenly I was there, but with much less time to make a decision. I was cast five weeks before we started filming. I knew with all that baggage it came with, that the reality was that it was going to make a ton of money and the fans would love it and the critics would despise it.
“That’s what happened with the books and that’s what we were making. We stayed true to the books, and we knew what that would be.”
The actor added, “Movies made for the fans that fans love can be seen as a success. I’m thankful that Dakota and I managed to come out (in the years since) and make work that people still like, and that some of those critics mentioned did a bit of a 180.”
Mixed feelings: He confessed that before taking on the role of bondage-obsessed billionaire Christian Grey, he knew the film was going to be a commercial success, but that it was going to be “wrecked”