Dakota Johnson Gets Candid About Quarantine Depression & Directing a Coldplay Music Video

Also Read: 'Girl With the Dragon Tattoo' Reboot Series in the Works at AmazonShould the project move forward, it would mark a return to television for Johnson, who previously starred in Fox’s short-lived sitcom “Ben and Kate.” She recently appeared in Brownstein’s “The Nowhere Inn,” which Brownstein co-wrote and starred in with Annie Clark and had its debut at the Sundance Film Festival in January.

Over the past few years, we’ve seen Amazon Prime Video move from being the place for unique, award-winning series to more big-budget franchise fare, such as “Jack Ryan” and the forthcoming billion-dollar “Lord of the Rings.” However, sometimes, the streamer will surprise you, as is the case with the upcoming series “Rodeo Queen.” READ MORE: Dakota Johnson Joins Olivia Wilde’s Upcoming Thriller, ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ According to Deadline, Amazon has signed on to develop a new mockumentary-style

The High Note, now available on premium VOD, sees Tracee Ellis Ross star as fictional diva Gracie Davis alongside Dakota Johnson as her assistant, Maggie. The pair sat down with The Hollywood Reporter remotely to discuss where they turned for inspiration and why viewers will love their movie.

Dakota Johnson is speaking out.

Dakota Johnson was forced to pick between her Fifty Shades co-star Jamie Dornan and his character Christian Grey and she picked Jamie. The 30-year-old actress recently played a round of Would You Rather? on Comedy Central. During the fun game, she was asked who she would she rather be in an erotic book club with Dornan or Grey. She said she would join the club with the 38-year-old actor because he is a lot funnier than Christian.

Next-door neighbors Dakota Johnson and Jimmy Kimmel caught up during Thursday's episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live! Ditching the common late-night format of video chatting, Johnson and Kimmel remained 12 feet away from each other. They stood in their own yards as a fence separated them.

Jimmy Kimmel happens to be next-door neighbors with Dakota Johnson, which is pretty convenient for a talk show host who can’t come within six feet of his guest.

Dakota Johnson and Jimmy Kimmel are chatting over the fence!

Dakota Johnson is making some choices.

“The High Note” began life as a screenplay titled “Covers,” and at times the music-themed drama turns into a tribute to the power of a cover song performed by someone other than the person who originated it: Aretha Franklin with Bobby “Blue” Bland’s “Share Your Love,” the Staples Singers with the Band’s “The Weight,” P.P Arnold with Cat Stevens’ “The First Cut Is the Deepest,” the Dixie Chicks with Fleetwood Mac’s “Landslide” …

In the new movie “The High Note”, Dakota Johnson plays a production assistant who dreams of becoming a music producer. Her character’s on-screen aspirations aren’t too far from her own as the movie parallels the actress’ desire to direct — something she recently accomplished by directing Coldplay’s music video for “Cry Cry Cry”.

In case you didn't know, comes from a long line of Hollywood royalty. Her famous parents are and Don Johnson, but her grandmother Tippi Hedren (Griffith's mom) is also a silver screen icon known for Alfred Hitchcock movies like The Birds and Marnie.What many may not realize is that Hedren has basically been living that life by keeping lions and tigers on her California compound for years.

Dakota Johnson had an interesting childhood.

Dakota Johnson leaves a medical building on Thursday afternoon (May 21) in Los Angeles.

Actress Dakota Johnson has shared the ways she's coping with depression during the coronavirus pandemic, and admitted that it hasn't been easy.

Dakota Johnson has been open in the past about battling depression for half of her life and she's now discussing how she's getting through it while self-isolating during the coronavirus crisis. "You are at home, you're not with your friends, you're not with your family, you are not able to do the things that make you feel worthwhile or make you feel like you are doing something with your life or that you have a purpose," Johnson, 30, told Extra this week.

Dakota Johnson is doing her utmost not to let lockdown affect her mental health.

Dakota Johnson is trying hard to remain positive amid the coronavirus lockdown.