A lot has been happening to Fifty Shades Of Grey movie, first Charlie Hunnam dropped out of the project, which was a major blow for the team since he'll be playing the high profile role of sadomasochist billionaire Christian Grey. After weeks of casting Universal has finally announced Hunnam's replacement, Jamie Dornan from BBC's drama series "The Fall."

Jamie will be playing the role opposite Dakota Johnson (The Social Network), who will be playing the young and beautiful Anastasia Steele.

Now the production team has announced an addition to the team, "Wolverine" writer Mark Bomback has been asked to join The Fifty Shades of Grey movie to do some polishing for the script, alongside Kelly Marcel (Saving Mr Banks) and Patrick Marber (Closer), according to an article of The Wrap.

Mark Bomback has worked on films like Unstoppable, The Wolverine and Live Free or Die Hard. The veteran writer is known to be working with action adventure films.

Prior to that, the production team has announced that the filming, which is scheduled on November 1, will be delayed and moved to December 2 to February next year. This delay is said to may have cause chaos in BBC's second series of "The Fall," that stars Jamie Dornan opposite Gillian Anderson.

The Fall is scheduled to resume filming in Belfast, Northern Ireland at the start of next year. If Fifty Shades of Grey continues to experience production delay, this may cause major problems in BBC's The Fall.

"Start shooting The Fall season 2 next February. By the sound of it, it's gonna be f**king awesome. Can't wait..."According to a tweet posted by actor Emmett J Scanlan, who plays Glen Martin in the much awaited second season of The Fall.

Fifty Shades of Grey movie adaptation is set to be released in theaters August 1, 2014. The movie will be directed by Sam Taylor-Johnson and produced by Michael De Luca and Dana Brunetti.