'Fifty Shades of Grey' to Make International Premiere at Berlin Film Festival

“Fifty Shades of Grey” will premiere internationally at the 65th Berlin International Film Festival, the fest announced Monday.

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The Jamie Dornan-Dakota Johnson film will run overseas on Feb. 11. The two stars, director Sam Taylor-Johnson and book series author E.L. James will all be in attendance at the solo Berlinale screening.

“Fifty Shades” was produced by Michael De Luca and Dana Brunetti, along with James. Kelly Marcel penned the film adaptation.

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The book, upon which the film is based, has been translated into 51 languages.

In related Hollywood movie news, last month, “Noah” director Darren Aronofsky was named Jury President for the 65th Berlinale.

Dieter Kosslick is the director of the Berlin International Film Festival. His tenure was recently extended through 2019.

Toronto Party Report in Pictures: Keira Knightley, Adam Driver, Martin Scorsese and a Studio Chief in Hockey Gear (Photos)

Martin Scorsese and Chaz Ebert hosted a dinner together at the Lightbox on Wednesday night. Fellow director David Cronenberg (left), Cameron Bailey (second from right) and Atom Egoyan turned heads.
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Patricia Clarkson can barely handle Sandra Oh.
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Adam Sandler brought his mom Judy to the Hudson Kitchen dinner for his film, "The Cobbler" on Wednesday night. "Downton Abbey's" Dan Stevens, Dustin Hoffman and Steve Buscemi costar in the "Malkovich-esque" story.
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Meanwhile, Neil Young arrived with Charlotte Stewart to the "Human HIghway" premiere a few blocks over.
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Keira Knightley, you have Harvey's attention at "The Imitation Game" party on Tuesday night.
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"The Imitation Game" director Morten Tyldum reunited with Nikolaj Coster-Waldau. The two did "Headhunters" together in 2011.
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James Righton, Knightley and Matthew Goode at the Grey Goose-hosted cocktail party at Soho House.
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"Imitation Game" producers Ido Ostrowsky and Nora Grossman have found their booth.
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More "Downton," with Allen Leech, Charlie Webster, Janne Tyldum, and director Morten Tyldum. Benedict Cumberbatch had to bolt after the screening, otherwise his picture would be here.
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Sony Pictures Classic President Tom Bernard is ready for ice time amidst NHL players at Tuesday night's "Red Army" documentary premiere.
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SPC Co-president Michael Barker kept it in business-Tuesday attire. Also on the "Red Army" first line: TIFF's Thom Powers, Maya Forbes, and "Red Army" director Gabe Polsky.
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Ethan Hawke plays a drone-controlling air force officer in "Good Kill," and reportedly proved as generous on the press line as he did at the Storys after party on Tuesday night for the Voltage Pictures film from Andrew Niccol.
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Participant Media celebrated its 10th anniversary at Brassai on Monday night.
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Jim Berk, Diane Weyerman, Robby Kenner (whose "Merchants of Doubt" skeptic doc premiered at the fest) and Participant Media Founder Jeff Skoll.
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Participant directors put their heads together: Joshua Oppenheimer ("The Look of Silence") and Kenner.
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Adam Driver survived two premieres in one night. Here, he grabs a breather with "Hungry Hearts" co-stars Alba Rohrwacher and Roberta Maxwell.
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Michael Shannon, Laura Dern, Andrew Garfield and Eddie Redmayne celebrate "99 Homes" on Tuesday night.
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