Dakota Johnson's love life may be all about Coldplay's Chris Martin right now but Hollywood's grapevine has other plans about Johnson.
Co-starring with Chris Hemsworth in Drew Goddard's upcoming thriller “Bad Times at the El Royale,” Dakota Johnson is now being linked to the 35-year-old actor. According to the rumors, recent statements about Hemsworth by Johnson in an interview with Vogue has Hemsworth's wife, Elsa Pataky, furious. The stories claim that Pataky is giving Hemsworth an ultimatum to stay away from Dakota Johnson.
In the actual interview with Vogue, Dakota Johnson compliments Chris Hemsworth's physique – citing the actor's body was distracting for everybody on set. Johnson even mentions that her admiration for Hemsworth's body is non-sexual.
The “Suspiria” actress emphasizes that what caught her attention was how seemingly perfect Chris Hemsworth's body was even though she observed him to eat not-so-healthy food. It seems that the rumor mill has failed to take note of the part where Dakota Johnson mentions the non-sexual admiration for Chris Hemsworth.
Considering that she is married to him, Elsa Pataky may already be used to the attention that Chris Hemsworth's body gets. The “Fast and Furious 6” actress may not be as threatened with her husband working with Dakota Johnson as the gossip industry makes her out to be.
Many of Hemsworth's past co-stars have already publicly stated admiration for the “Thor” actor and his physique. Charlize Theron has admitted to finding Chris Hemsworth pretty during their work together on “The Huntsman.” Marvel films co-star Scarlett Johansen has already gushed about how handsome Chris Hemsworth is and Olivia Wilde has called Hemsworth her favorite leading man.
It seems Dakota Johnson's admiration for Chris Hemsworth is not unique. Still, the attention isn't stopping Pataky and Hemsworth from still being in love with each other.


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