Dakota Johnson may have thought that she was just being polite; however, according to the actress’s latest confession, it may have cost her a role. The star shared during one of her recent appearances that one time during an audition, an action that she thought was just her being polite, ended up costing her the role and being called “pompous” among other things. Read ahead to know more about the matter.
Dakota Johnson shares how she shook hands at an audition and was called names
The ‘Madame Web’ recently sat down for an interview with Hits Radio, where she shared some stories from her career. Johnson revealed that one time, she could not land a role because of her politeness and manners. This shocked everyone as she further detailed the matter, sharing that she had gone to give an audition and had shaken everyone’s hands.“Then I did the scene, and I left. And the feedback I got was that because I had gone and introduced myself and shaken everyone’s hand, that I was, like, pompous, that I was schmoozing and full of myself,” she added, revealing how shocked she was at the reply. “I was like, what? I didn’t get the job because they said that I was being cocky,” she said, “I just had manners.” The actress did not exactly reveal which role she had tried for during this incident.
About Dakota Johnson’s work
Last year, the actress appeared in ‘Splitsville’, a tale about two couples whose friendships are put on the line when conflict arises out of a shocking affair. Other than that, she also starred in ‘Materialists’, which follows the story of a matchmaker and her love triangle with a wealthy businessman and her broke ex-boyfriend, who works odd jobs just to get by. Further, Johnson is already slated for two new films this year. She has been cast in ‘Verity’, an upcoming film based on the novel by author Colleen Hoover. She is also prepping for her directorial debut with ‘A Tree is Blue’, which is said to start shooting later this year. The story is said to be focused on a girl on the autism spectrum who wishes to grow and be independent after high school comes to an end.
