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Source: Warner Bros. Pictures – September 20, 2005
Warner Bros. Pictures’ stop-motion animated fantasy, Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride opened in limited release this weekend to the year’s highest per-screen averages, earning $77,016 per screen. The announcement was made today by Dan Fellman, President of Domestic Distribution, Warner Bros. Pictures.
The film was released in five total venues in Toronto, New York and Los Angeles, and earned $385,078 in its first three days. It will open wide on Friday, September 23, throughout the United States and Canada.
LOS ANGELES – Who exactly is Johnny Depp? Kids today know the actor for his colorful, Halloween-ready characters such as swaggering pirate Jack Sparrow, eccentric confectioner Willy Wonka and now as the gothic groom with cold feet named Victor – By Hanh Nguyen for the Star Online.
In his latest guise, Depp gives voice to the stop-motion animated puppet hero in Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride. While filming Charlie and the Chocolate Factory for Burton, Depp was called upon to create Victor on short notice. After shooting a scene earlier in the day as Wonka, the actor rushed over to the Corpse Bride recording studio where he cobbled together a persona based on a 15-minute grilling session with Burton.
“(Victor) was born in that little bit of time, and I didn’t hear him for the first time until … they were recording,” explains Depp. “So the preparation for this, I was remiss basically. I should be flogged.”
Hollywood actor Johnny Depp is hot favourite to scoop a prestigious Irish film award after his wacky portrayal of on-screen favourite Willy Wonka, bookies predicted today – Irish Examiner.com.
Boylesports said Depp was in the lead at 11/8 to win the Avica Best International Actor Award at the Irish Film and Television Awards after his box-office hit Charlie and the Chocolate Factory wowed Irish audiences.
The category is one of the People’s Choice Categories in the glitzy Irish awards which will be voted for by the public.
Aine Moriarty, the chief executive of the Irish Film and Television Network, which organises the awards, said: “Following on from the success of the awards in 2004, this year’s awards ceremony promises to be a highly prestigious and glamorous event with a host of film stars, TV personalities, directors, producers and distinguished guests in attendance to celebrate the undisputed talent that exists within the film and television industries in Ireland and around the globe.”
Contact Music – JOHNNY DEPP has missed out on the chance to star alongside ROLLING STONE KEITH RICHARDS, because the rocker’s schedule is too busy.
The CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY star had been looking forward to Richards making a cameo appearance as his dad in 2006’s PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MAN’S CHEST.
Depp says, ” It doesn’t look like it will happen now. Keith is on tour so it’s hard to fit into the timeframe we’re working to.”
LOS ANGELES – The Associated Press – The hands that were replaced with cutlery in “Edward Scissorhands” and wore gloves in “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” are now immortalized in concrete.
Johnny Depp signed his name and placed his handprints and footprints in wet concrete in front of the Grauman’s Chinese Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard.
“So this is weird,” Deep said as hundreds of fans watched the ceremony Friday. “I mean, to say that this is overwhelming is probably the understatement of the millennium.”
Photo Gallery by Rick Chavez
LOS ANGELES – (AP) Johnny Depp scrawled his name and dipped his hands and feet in cement Friday in front of the Grauman’s Chinese Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard.
The ceremony coincided with the release of Depp’s latest film, the animated “Corpse Bride,” which opened in limited cities Friday. The movie expands to wide release next weekend.
“So this is weird,” Deep said before hundreds of fans who lined up to see the actor. “I mean, to say that this is overwhelming is probably the understatement of the millennium.”
This is an article excerpt. To view the article in full, please visit the Herald.com website.
Today Johnny joined Hollywood’s greatest stars by placing his footprints and handprints in cement outside of Grauman’s Chinese Theatre. The ceremony began at 11:00 a.m. and he looked great. You find some downloads in the new downloads section.
Here are some pics, and you’ll find them all here in the galleries/appearances galleries. Some of them here as preview:
Johnny Depp told SCI FI Wire that he never paid attention to the box-office performance of his films until his recent blockbuster hits Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl.
“I’ve learned to sort of condition myself to not have any expectations in terms of box office or result to that degree, because, as you all well know as well I do, that kind of thing escaped me for many, many years,” Depp said at a small press conference at the Toronto International Film Festival. “So it’s relatively a new experience to have more than a few people go and see my films. But it’s very exciting.”
The whole box-office game is foreign to him, Depp said in Toronto, where he is promoting his voice work in director Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride. He said he called his agent recently to ask how Charlie and the Chocolate Factory was doing. “She said, ‘Yeah. It looks like it’s going to cross the $200 million mark domestically,’” he said. “I didn’t know what that meant, and I said, ‘Well, is that good?’ She said, ‘Yeah. It’s very good.
Johnny Depp told SCI FI Wire that he’s already having separation anxiety about leaving behind his Pirates of the Caribbean character, Captain Jack Sparrow, as he wraps the second and third films in the series.
“It’s weird, because sometimes separation is more emotional than others,” Depp said at an intimate press conference at the Toronto International Film Festival, where he was promoting Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride. “I remember after [Edward] Scissorhands, and I really feel like a dunce having to say this, but it’s the truth, … I remember the last day of that movie, it had been 89 days or something, and I remember after we did the makeup, I looked into the mirror and thinking, ‘Well, this is it. This is the last time I’ll see you.’ So it becomes very emotional.”