Public Enemies Press Conf Japan
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Public Enemies Press Conf Japan
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Public Enemies Press Conf Japan
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Johnny Depp arrived in Japan!!!
All photos in our GALLERY.
See also more HERE, HERE and HERE.
Public Enemies Premiere Japan
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Entertainment Weekly
Here are the scans of the Entertainment Weekly magazine.
Thanks to ginny!
Preview:
You find them also HERE.
Johnny on the cover of EW!
This week’s cover: Congratulations, Johnny Depp! You’re one of our 15 Entertainers of the Decade
Entertainment Weekly, on stands December 4.
Snippet of article:
here
Satellite awards – Depp & PE
International Press Academy
2009 14th Annual SATELLITE AWARDS’99 NOMINATIONS
Winners will be announced at the 14th Annual SATELLITE AWARDS’99 ceremony
to be held on Sunday, December 20, 2009 at the Grand Salon of the InterContinental Hotel in Century City, California.
PE gets 4 nominations:
– Actor In A Motion Picture, Drama
Johnny Depp Public Enemies
– Original Score
Elliot Goldenthal Public Enemies
– Cinematography
Dante Spinotti Public Enemies
– Art Direction & Production Design
Nathan Crowley, Patrick Lumb, William Ladd Skinner Public Enemies
Parnassus also gets 4 nominations.
more here
Johnny Depp to receive Bahamas International Film Festival Career Achievement Award
Johnny Depp will be honored with the prestigious Career Achievement Award at this year’92s Film Festival, taking place December 10-17 in Nassau.
To read more click: here
Entertainment Weekly, December 2009 – Johnny Depp
Title: Johnny Depp
Author: Chris Nashawaty
Publication: Entertainment Weekly
Issue: December 2009
When the decade began, Johnny Depp wasn’t the Johnny Depp of today. Sure, the critics had anointed him one of the finest actors of his generation, but Depp still hadn’t found his footing at the box office. Back then, he was an artistic martyr—Hollywood’s very own Saint Jude, patron saint of cinematic lost causes. For every middling hit on his oddball résumé like Sleepy Hollow or Chocolat, there was a misfire like Fear and Loathing in Los Vegas.
Then something happened. Johnny Depp found his stride in the most unlikely of places 1t’s easy to look at 2003’s Pirates of the Caribbean Curse of the Black Pearl, a Bruckheimer blockbuster from Disney, and conclude that Depp had finally sold his soul. But anyone who’s seen his lunatic turn as Capt. Jack Sparrow knows better `It’s one of those without-a-net performances, so singular and subversive that it’s hard to believe he got away with it. Which he utmost didn’t when the studio suits saw the dailies and nearly had a collective cardiac infarction.
The First Pirates made $305 million and proved that Depp’s idiosyncratic gifts could entrance a huge mainstream audience. No one was more baffled by his success than Depp himself. When the actor sat down with EW in 2003, he said, “All I can say is for a guy like me who’s been dangling in this business for the last 20 years,