Johnny Depp’s Comeback Movie, Jean du Barry, received a seven-minute standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival. One of the most famous and accomplished actors of his generation, Depp’s name has been in the news lately due to his controversial legal battle with his ex-wife, fellow actor Amber Heard. Depp stars in the French-language drama in his first screen role since winning a defamation lawsuit against Heard. Jean du BarryWritten and directed by Maïwenn.
Jean du Barry recently premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, where audiences applauded Depp’s portrayal of King Louis XV. According to DiversityDepp fought back tears before a seven-minute standing ovation Jean du Barrypremiere of Shocked by this response, the actor waved from the balcony to acknowledge the audience, while Maywen wept and addressed the audience:
I want to share this moment with my lover, my producer, Le Pacte. It was a production that was difficult to finance … and I want to share this moment with my team across the theater.
Is this the start of Johnny Depp’s return to Hollywood?
The rapturous response to Depp’s latest performance will no doubt raise hopes that the moment will lead to the actor’s return to Hollywood. It should be noted Jean du Barry It is a French film that premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in France, so the film’s dominance in its field may have contributed to its lukewarm reception. Depp is also a national favorite due to his 14-year romance with famous French actress and singer Vanessa Paradis. Upon arriving at the festival, Depp was greeted by thousands of supportive fans who gathered outside.
It remains to be seen whether Depp’s Cannes bash will lead to a full-fledged Hollywood comeback. Despite winning a defamation lawsuit against Heard, Depp remains an outcast in Hollywood due to allegations of abuse before and during the trial. Next, Depp reunites with Al Pacino as he directs the Modigliani biopicand as he took on more acting roles, it became clear that he was passionate about his performance. Jean du Barry In Cannes, it’s really worth everything.
Source: Diversity
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