6 Ways to Stream Jamie Dornan Into Your Home Right Now

Updated on Oct 15, 2016 at 5:25 PM

Rather than counting the hours until Fifty Shades Darker is released, spend your precious time watching Jamie Dornan in some of his other roles. The magic of streaming video means you can gawk at him without even leaving your couch! We've rounded up the six movies and shows you can view on Netflix and Amazon. While the ones on Netflix are free with your subscription, you'll need to rent or buy the Amazon selections. Still, totally worth it.

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Fifty Shades of Grey

There's no doubt that Christian Grey is the most popular (and, dare we say, iconic?) role of Dornan's acting career so far. Relive his romance with Ana before Fifty Shades Darker comes out!

Watch it on Amazon.

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The Fall

Dornan plays the sexiest psycho-killer of all time in this UK import, also starring Gillian Anderson.

Watch it on Netflix.

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Marie Antoinette

Sofia Coppola's 2006 drama was the first time Dornan appeared on screen. He played Count Axel Fersen alongside Kirsten Dunst.

Watch it on Amazon.

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The Siege of Jadotville

Jamie Dornan is the star of this new Netflix Original movie, which follows a group of Irish soldiers who were held captive in Central Africa in 1961. The drama is based on a gripping true story.

Watch it on Netflix.

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Once Upon a Time

Since there are five seasons of Once Upon a Time available on Netflix, you can catch Dornan's turn as the sexy Sheriff Graham.

Watch it on Netflix.

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New Worlds

You may not have heard of this 2014 miniseries, but you won't forget how dirty-sexy our boy looks as man from the 1680s.

Watch it on Amazon.

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6 Ways to Stream Jamie Dornan Into Your Home Right Now

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