Johnny Depp And Tim Burton Go Down the Rabbit Hole - Page 2
But one of my all time Depp movie favorites has to be Don Juan DeMarco. Depp got his sexy on in that movie and had an accent to boot. If you haven't seen this film, you really have missed out on some serious Depp hunk time. It was muy caliante! And in the words of Don Juan himself..."No woman has ever left my arms unsatisfied. "
Excuse me.....cold shower time.
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Depp also got to work with one of his biggest idols, Marlon Brando. Depp said the hardest part of working with Brando in this film, was keeping a straight face. And of course let's not forget the steamy Chocolat. Yum! and I am not talking about the Chocolate.
I have missed Sweeney Todd, Finding Neverland, The Brave, The Libertine and about eight other of Depp's flicks. This man has a HUGE filmography and even a fan has their limits!
Depp's newest film, Public Enemies has him portraying outlaw John Dillinger will be in theaters on July 1st. I am sure most audiences will be cheering for the bad guy in this one. And once again, Depp is sexy as hell in his 1930's pin striped suit.
Back to the rabbit hole, Alice in Wonderland, which is not slated to come out till March 2010 has Depp playing the Mad Hatter, Anne Hathaway as Alice and Helena Bonham Carter as The Queen of Hearts. The film also stars Christopher Lee as the Jabberwock, Allen Rickman as the Caterpiller, Stephen Fry as the Cheshire Cat, Michael Sheen as The White Rabbit and Crispin Glover as the Knave of Hearts. It is complete with gorgeous costumes and 3D computer animation.
Notice the faces in the flowers above? This is going to be one trippy flick! Depp said playing the Mad Hatter was fun and speaks about the look of the Mad Hatter and jokingly said he was surprised he didn't get fired from the film:
"The Hatter was awfully fun," Depp said in a news conference on Monday in Beverly Hills, Calif. "After doing something like John Dillinger, a performance where it's somewhat restrained because of the responsibility you have to that guy and his memory, that Mad Hatter was like being fired out of a cannon. The Hatter was great fun, and, again, it's one of those things that you're just amazed you weren't fired. I truly am." Continued on the next page
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