Dakota Johnson Makes Her Directorial Debut with Coldplay's 'Cry Cry Cry' Music Video



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Dakota Johnson Makes Her Directorial Debut with Coldplay's 'Cry Cry Cry' Music Video

Dakota Johnson, renowned for her role in "Fifty Shades of Grey," has quietly added a new credit to her resume. The actress has made her directorial debut with Coldplay's music video for "Cry Cry Cry." This marks a significant step for Johnson, transitioning from the spotlight in front of the camera to the creative forces behind it.

 

Johnson's journey into directing seems to have been a well - kept secret until now. Her experience as an actress, having appeared in numerous films like "The Social Network" and the "Fifty Shades" trilogy, has perhaps provided her with a unique perspective on visual storytelling. The "Cry Cry Cry" music video gives fans a chance to see her creative vision unfold in a different medium.

 

Coldplay, known for their chart - topping hits and visually stunning music videos, chose Johnson to helm this project. The collaboration between the band and the actress - turned - director is an exciting one. It remains to be seen how Johnson's directorial style will blend with Coldplay's musical aesthetic, but the release of the "Cry Cry Cry" music video is sure to attract attention from both Johnson's fans and Coldplay's extensive global audience.
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