The actress calls her struggle with mental health 'beautiful'
Those complexities are exactly what have propelled her forward in her career, helping her create mesmerizing characters onscreen, including in her upcoming filmin which she stars as Maggie, an overworked personal assistant to superstar Grace Davis .
Her costar in the film, Ross, told the magazine that Johnson "is passionate and feels things deeply, but she’s also wonderfully charming and playful."However, Johnson added that she wasn't always this assertive, admitting that there were times when she would have "no say" on set.RELATED: See Inside Dakota Johnson's Cozy 'Treehouse' in L.A.
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