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Fifty Shades Stars to Seek Big Raises for Sequel March 11, 2015 By Tatiana Siegel With?Fifty Shades?of Grey?looking to top out at more than $550 million worldwide, it should come as no surprise that stars Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan will be seeking a big payday for a second outing in the red room of pain. Related:?Fifty Shades of Grey Heat: Which Erotic Novels Will Be Movies Next Sources say the pair received $250,000 each (plus tiered box-office bonuses) to star in Universal’s erotic hit based on the first of EL James’ trilogy of novels, and both signed three-picture deals. But like most stars of franchise films, they will try to renegotiate for seven-figure raises forFifty Shades Darker?and?Fifty Shades Freed. Neither Johnson, 25, nor Dornan, 32, received any backend compensation on the first film, according to sources. Watch a video with the stars: Though the two leads probably are six months away from any renegotiations, insiders say they’ll take a page from the?Twilight?stars and Jennifer Lawrence’s?Hunger Games?deal as a jumping-off point (Lawrence landed a $10 million payday for?Catching Fire?— a significant bump from her $500,000?Hunger Games?salary). It was a very basic franchise starter deal, says an insider of the terms of Johnson’s and Dornan’s contracts. Look at?Twilight?and?Hunger Games, and that’s where it is heading.” Related:?Fifty Shades of Grey Star Jamie Dornan Boards WWII Thriller Anthropoid Fifty Shades?certainly lived up to the hype of James’ best-selling novel, in a similar vein as Stephenie Meyer’s first?Twilight?($392.6 million worldwide in 2008) and Suzanne Collins’?Hunger Games?($691 million in 2012). But unlike those YA hit adaptations,?Fifty Shades?performed its box-office feat — $528 million worldwide to date — while saddled with an R rating thanks to ample sex scenes. While the film has far exceeded the hopes of Universal, which acquired rights to the trilogy in March 2012, a steep 70 percent drop-off between its Valentine’s Day w