Actor Jamie Dornan, known for his unsurpassed game as Christian Gray, shared his unexpected historical episode from filming. For the most part known for his allergy to horses, he decided to take the risk and kissed an animal, which led to an unforeseen and terrible consequence.
The actor revealed the event that happened during his speech at Graham Norton's show, where he decided to kiss the horse. However, this idyll was only on his part, since the animal was not so pleased with such an event.
"Although I consider them wonderful creatures, but it seems that I cannot get close to them," the actor laughs.
Jamie, recognizing his allergy, decided to experience good luck, taking on such a risk. He shared an anecdotal episode from the shooting of his first movie "Maria Antoinette" when he practically forgot about his allergy while running around a horse.
"My character (Earl Aksel Fersen) spent most of the movie riding a horse, and I forgot that I had problems with this. I ran around a horse, and the face of one of the operators behind was shocked. All my face looked like a giant hive," - the actor shares his comic story about his comic.
Despite the terrible episode, Jamie Dornan did not refuse to work with horses and again took up the role in the historical drama "New Worlds" in 2012. This time, he purchased cure for anaphylaxis and decided to continue his work, but already with awareness of risks. Recalling the case with a new movie, the actor shares a cheerful end of history: "I really liked the horse that was in this movie. I thought: 'This is the last day. Do you know what? I fell in love with this horse." And then I kissed him in his lips.
