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Dakota Johnson says the hardest part of making a movie is something nobody talks about

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Dakota Johnson says the hardest part of making films is the heartbreak of finishing a shoot and leaving the people she has worked with. She compared the experience to leaving summer camp, saying it has happened repeatedly and feels devastating.

The article places her comments against a career that has included both acclaimed films and heavily criticised projects, including the Fifty Shades of Grey series and Madame Web. Johnson made the remarks to Vogue; she described the end of a production as painful regardless of how the finished film is received.

  • Johnson finds the end of a shoot emotionally difficult.
  • She likened leaving a film crew to leaving summer camp.
  • The feeling has recurred throughout her career.

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