Fifty Shades Freed: All the New and Returning Cast Members

Updated on Feb 9, 2018 at 3:15 PM

Fifty Shades Freed, the third and final film in the trilogy, is due out on Feb. 9, and we can't wait. The steamy new trailer has a focus on Ana and Christian, of course, but also, a handful of new characters. Here are the returning and new cast members we'll definitely see in the upcoming film!

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Jamie Dornan as Christian Grey

What would these movies be without Dornan? He'll be back, of course.

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Dakota Johnson as Anastasia Steele

Johnson is also returning.

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Rita Ora as Mia Grey

Ora will reprise her role as Christian's sister.

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Luke Grimes as Elliot Grey

Grimes will also be back as his brother.

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Arielle Kebbel as Gia Matteo

Kebbel (Ballers) has joined the cast as Gia Matteo, Christian's beautiful architect.

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Fay Masterson as Gail Jones

Masterson will again be playing Mrs. Jones, Christian's housekeeper and cook.

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Brant Daugherty as Sawyer

Daugherty will be playing Ana's personal bodyguard, Sawyer.

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Eric Johnson as Jack Hyde

Johnson will return as Ana's (former) boss, Jack.

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Dylan Neal as Bob Adams

Neal has been cast as Ana's stepfather, Bob.

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Max Martini as Taylor

Martini will return as Christian's beloved bodyguard.

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Fifty Shades Freed: All the New and Returning Cast Members

Jamie Dornan as Christian Grey

Dakota Johnson as Anastasia Steele

Rita Ora as Mia Grey

Luke Grimes as Elliot Grey

Arielle Kebbel as Gia Matteo

Fay Masterson as Gail Jones

Brant Daugherty as Sawyer

Eric Johnson as Jack Hyde

Dylan Neal as Bob Adams

Max Martini as Taylor

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