It’s been a long time since Johnny Depp’s profoundly plugged slander preliminary with ex-Golden Heard.
On April 15, Depp, 60, ventured onto an honorary pathway outside the Curzon Mayfair theater in London to advance Jeanne du Barry, his most memorable element film beginning around 2020.
Subsequent to modeling for certain photos, the entertainer — flaunting another hairstyle and a thinned-down body in a dark suit and a dim jacket — cheerfully marked signatures and took selfies with fans.
While Depp has kept a for the most part low profile, sources let us know he’s been working constantly. After shooting Jeanne du Barry (he plays Ruler Louis XV in the French-language film), he hit the road with his late companion, guitarist Jeff Beck. He went to Cannes last May (where he procured a seven-minute wildly energetic applause for Jeanne) and visited with his band, the Hollywood Vampires.
“Individuals fail to remember that Johnny’s not only an entertainer,” the source says. “He’s a craftsman in numerous ways.”
He went behind the camera to movie Modì — his most memorable time coordinating since his 1997 neo-western, The Daring — in Budapest. The impending film revolves around a berserk 72 hours in the existence of Italian Amedeo Modigliani and stars Depp’s Donnie Brasco castmate, acting legend Al Pacino.
“Being back in the chief’s seat is perfect for him,” the insider adds, “There are a ton of things occurring without a moment’s delay.”