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Fifty Shades of Grey is already a box office sensation - with the hit movie raking in a staggering $520million and now for those that didn't get enough sex in the released movie, you all are getting 10 more minutes of steamy sex. exciting right?

This summer fans of the movie franchise will be whipped in to a further frenzy of excitement with the DVD release.

Daily Mail Online has learned that producers are cutting an extra length version for its home movie launch packed with steamy unseen sex scenes.

And for those fans who were left a little disappointed by the sex scenes shown on the big screen, the new takes are even kinkier. 

The two-hour five-minute cinema version has roughly 20 minutes of on-screen sex featuring leading stars Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson, who have both asked for seven-figure salary increases to do the sequel.

However, director Sam Taylor Johnson shot at least 10 minutes more of raunchy lovemaking and S&M scenes, which will appear on a Director's Cut. The news, sure to have fans clambering to buy the DVD following the huge box office success, was revealed to Daily Mail Online by movie actor Dylan Neal.

Dylan, who plays Anastasia Steele's step dad, confirmed extra scenes were shot and would be woven into the release, tentatively lined up for June. Speaking in LA, Dylan, 45, said: "I would not be surprised if maybe there was some extras in the DVD release or the directors cut. 'When we were shooting it they were probably always aiming for an R (restricted) rating.

'But there was lots of stuff left in the editing room which would push it over into NC-17.'

In the US Fifty Shades made an R rating meaning that under 17s can see the movie with a supervising adult. This NC-17 classification means that only those aged over 17 are allowed to view the content - and so would feature more explicit material.

Dylan was blown away by the success of the movie - and says so were movie studio execs at Universal Pictures. 'It is just one of those phenomenons that happens every couple of years,' he said.

'You start off with this book series that succeeded and part of the reason it took off is because the book series was one of the first digital downloads.

'And you could read this book on the bus without anyone knowing, and it fed upon itself - and then everyone had to see what the buzz was about. 'Then of course the movie was a feeding frenzy and this type of hype only comes around once in a while."

Cant wait!