Tim Burton and Johnny Depp are coming off their biggest opening weekend as collaborators ever, as “Alice in Wonderland” took in $116.3 in box office sales in its opening weekend. Would they ever revisit any of their previous films?
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Johnny Depp is so content living in the South of France, he can go for “three months at a time” without leaving the property. The Pirates of the Caribbean star leads a peaceful home life in Europe with his partner Vanessa Paradis and their two children Lily-Rose, 10, and Jack, seven.
Johnny Depp is everywhere at the moment – like we mind – publicising Alice In Wonderland. If we’re honest Johnny is probably handbag.com’s lifetime crush, so this week we’re going for a big dose of Depp loving. Enjoy!
Vanessa Paradis isn’t going to lose her man to Angelina Jolie . The New York Post reports that the longtime girlfriend of Johnny Depp has asked that he get out of his role in The Tourist, in which he plays a tourist seduced by Jolie’s Interpol agent. In the movie, the two are said to share a “passionate” love scene.
After wrapping his publicity tour for “Alice in Wonderland,” Johnny Depp went straight back to work, filming scenes for his new movie “The Tourist” in Venice, Italy. The thriller co-stars Angelina Jolie.
TOKYO - Moviegoers in Japan can’t get enough of Johnny Depp: The “Pirates of the Caribbean” star has been named favourite actor for a record seventh straight year in a survey by Japanese film magazine Screen.
In an interview for this week’s EW cover story, Johnny Depp — who became a reluctant 1980s teen idol thanks to his role as undercover officer Tom Hanson on the cop show “21 Jump Street” — said he is interested in the idea of possibly making a cameo appearance in the planned “Jump Street” movie.
It’s rare for Johnny Depp to show up on TV since… well, since 21 Jump Street . But his presence on TV Saturday night achieved his goal: I wouldn’t have watched this week’s 48 Hours Mystery called “A Cry for Innocence” were it not for the presence of Johnny Depp. This CBS “news” show frequently trades in tawdry crimes told in melodramatic ways.
Hollywood heartthrob Johnny Depp portrays the Mad Hatter in Tim Burton’s new movie Alice in Wonderland with a Scottish accent, and says he particularly enjoyed one scene where he got to wear a kilt, the national dress of Scotland.