Fifty Shades Darker: Every Member of the Star-Studded Cast

Updated on Feb 8, 2017 at 4:00 PM

Fifty Shades of Grey mania is at full tilt! The trailers for Fifty Shades Darker have revealed a movie that looks far more (in one editor's opinion) interesting than its predecessor. We already know a lot about the film, and we're only a few days away from the movie's Feb. 10 release date. Before you buy your ticket, see which actors are returning from the first movie and who the newbies are. Check it out!

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Jamie Dornan as Christian Grey

Dornan will reprise his leading-man duties.

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Dakota Johnson as Anastasia Steele

Johnson is returning as Ana.

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Bella Heathcote as Leila Williams

Heathcote will appear in the film as Leila, a former flame of Christian Grey. You might recognize her from 2012's Dark Shadows or Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.

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Kim Basinger as Elena Lincoln

Basinger has joined the cast as Elena, Christian's ex-lover and current business partner.

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Max Martini as Taylor

Martini is returning as Taylor, Christian's bodyguard.

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Eloise Mumford as Kate

Mumford will again portray Kate, Ana's roommate.

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Luke Grimes as Elliot Grey

Grimes will be back as Elliot, Christian's older brother.

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Victor Rasuk as José Rodriguez

Rasuk will play José, Ana's friend, in the sequel.

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Marcia Gay Harden as Mrs. Grey

Harden will reappear as Christian's mother.

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Rita Ora as Mia Grey

Hopefully Ora will get more lines in the second movie, as Christian's sister.

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Eric Johnson as Jack Hyde

Eric Johnson, best known for starring on The Knick, is in talks to play Jack Hyde, Christian's rival.

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Robinne Lee

Lee, who starred on Being Mary Jane, will play an executive who works at Christian Grey's company.

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Fay Masterson

Meanwhile, Masterson has joined in an undisclosed role.

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Dylan Neal as Bob Adams

Neal (Arrow) is playing Ana's stepdad, Bob.

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Fifty Shades Darker: Every Member of the Star-Studded Cast

Jamie Dornan as Christian Grey

Dakota Johnson as Anastasia Steele

Bella Heathcote as Leila Williams

Kim Basinger as Elena Lincoln

Max Martini as Taylor

Eloise Mumford as Kate

Luke Grimes as Elliot Grey

Victor Rasuk as José Rodriguez

Marcia Gay Harden as Mrs. Grey

Rita Ora as Mia Grey

Eric Johnson as Jack Hyde

Robinne Lee

Fay Masterson

Dylan Neal as Bob Adams

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