Jamie Dornan will do great in Fifty Shades: Charlie Hunnam

Charlie Hunnam, who bowed out of playing Christian Grey in the movie adaptation of raunchy novel Fifty Shades of Grey, is confident that his replacement Jamie Dornan will do a great job.

FP Archives|Nov 20, 2013, 15:11:09 IST

Los Angeles: Actor Charlie Hunnam, who bowed out of playing Christian Grey in the movie adaptation of raunchy novel Fifty Shades of Grey, is confident that his replacement Jamie Dornan will do a great job.

Hunnam, whose casting was met with criticism by the fans of the novel, left the producers in lurch by quitting the role in October.

"I'm sure he'll do a great job. I don't really know his work, but I know (director Sam Taylor-Johnson) is amazing, and she has fantastic taste, so I'm sure he'll do a great job," Hunamm told TMZ.

Hunnam is currently busy on 'Sons of Anarchy', whose shooting he cited for exiting EL James' '50 Shades'.

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