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After The Storm, Comes The Calm

Johnny’s and Kates relationship was targeted by the media, as much as his with Winona, as Kate was also naturally a private person. In the midst of defending each others careers and figures, Johnny chose the time to star in another movie, Dead Man. Dead Man was a black-and-white, grainy, indie flick about an accountant who lost his parents and meets Nobody, and many other queer characters in this gunslinging, Acid Western film that garnered rather good reviews. However, after this role, Johnny moved on to take a role that put him in the view that many females fans saw him in. That of the world’s greatest lover, Don Juan DeMarco.

In Don Juan, Johnny plays a man taken in for attempted suicide as he explains his past, and how it led him to think he was indeed Don Juan DeMarco, the world’s greatest lover, in this uber-romantic film which grossed enough to place it roughly #4 on the charts. However, although Johnny’s film was ultra romantic, Johnny’s own personal lovelife was being shot at by the media, there being many cases of reported breakup which he denied. However, it was when he was with Kate, that Johnny was at his wildest.

After wrapping up a small cameo in Cannes Man, Johnny put on his directing gloves and directed “The Brave”, which he starred in. The Brave was a rather short film, about how a man, in order to earn money for his family,

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Biography continued

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Our Volunteers run some days ago brought Jade to us, who offered to continue Johnny’s biography here at JDorg. Within 2 days, she added two more episodes of Johnny’s life, which you can now read here:

The Topsy Turvy Years and After the Storm, comes the Calm

More will come soon. Thank you, Jade!

If you also want to contribute to JDorg, please read our wish list here and/or contact me!

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The Topsy-Turvy Years

After wrapping up “What’s Eating Gilbert Grape”, Johnny’s personal life took a sweeping downturn. Earlier, in 1989, he had met actress Winona Ryder, whom he had started dating in 1990, and gotten her name tattooed on his arm. Johnny and Winona had a turbulent relationship, made even more so by the press which continually cast them into the limelight. In 1993, they finally decided to call it quits. Johnny described it as an “amicable split” while the press reported “unavoidable personality conflicts.”

Soon after this, Johnny immersed himself in work, maybe hoping to ignore as much of his personal  life. He again teamed up with Tim Burton for their second collaboration, “Ed Wood”, a black and white biopic of the unsuccesful director. 
As quoted from Johnny “After ten minutes of hearing about this, I was commited.  At this period in his life, Johnny was depressed about nearly everything in his life, including films and filmmaking, and he claimed that this role was “an opportunity to stretch out and have some fun.” Although the film grossed rather badly in the box office (probably due to its limited release), it went on to recieve soaring praises and critical acclaim, being decribed as “an accurate portrait of an inaccurate man.”

In the midst of his tension, on both film-making and personal life, Johnny had a slice of solace, his nightclub, which he co-owned. He described it as “a place where all of us who loved similar music could just,

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Christmas Wishlist (Volunteer run)

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I thought, like a person, also a website can have a wishlist, and maybe you would like to fulfill some of our wishes, credits guaranteed.

First of all we need someone as a new main staffer. Someone who has brain enough to add pics as soon as they appear and update pages like the box-office site on his/her own if a new movie was in cinema. If you think, you could do the job, just write me a mail.

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