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Puh-leeaze. He’s not that talented. You’re acting like he was Daniel Day Lewis. He was doing big budget fluff films because he’s not that talented. Mel Gibson had an academy award for best director 10+ years before he was exposed as a POS and his comeback came in making his own movies. Johnny can’t do that because he is not that talented. |
| If I was a producer, I wouldn't hire Amber. I'd be concerned she might level allegations against who knows. |
| When was he last actually good in something? Sweeny Todd? That was 15 years ago. |
*well HAHAHA. You're a radical feminist? What does that mean to you out of curiosity? I don't hate men! I just hate women who hate other women. Pretty telling you seem to hate every single one of those women too (I don't think any of them are entirely without fault, or worship them or anything, I just see them as humans). I also hate men who abuse women, or who jerk off onto them behind plants, or who treat them like meat...and I don't have that high of an opinion of men who leave the mother of their children to do a bunch of drugs with a 20 year old and then complain she ruined his career and life. |
I thought it was funny, we know damn well that Amber is not allowed to go to DC mom just yet. |
Lol you’ve got to be kidding me. |
Nobody will hire him in Europe either. There's a huge bias against American actors and a big push to promote EE and Asian films - look at the Cannes' awards for the last decade. In addition, the European movies get their finance from governments, for example from the National Film Fund of Sweden, and the film commissioners who find the funds are government employees. There are zero funds going to American actors. |
You again! Calm down. |
Johnny Depp had Brad Pitt level fame/recognition. And hey, Brad Pitt had a nasty episode with alcohol and his family and a prolonged divorce case where the public sentiment was against his ex wife. Brad Pitt is fine, back to being america's sweetheart, given his second chance (third if you count the aniston debacle), and riding high off a great cameo in a big film and running his own production studio. Despite that family situation appearing quite bad still. Brad Pitt doesn't cost studios money, he makes them. Brad Pitt tried to keep it all as private as possible and used the press in strategic and calculated ways to influence public opinion. Brad Pitt was never so out of control that there were a bunch of videos of him raging, or absolutely trashed hotel rooms, to fill the papers with. Depp might not have been oscar talented, but he was/is VERY VERY famous. He is the type of name that gets people to go to the movies, which is type of movie star that is not as common as it was in the 90s/00s. He was a Tim Burton muse and Pirates should have set him up for life and was then even given an in into the Potter franchise to help him recoup all the Pirates money he had blown on drugs. |
Hard for me to imagine a RADICAL FEMINIST telling a woman to call down. How is your mom's meatloaf today Steve? |
You're still using American logic for European approach to funding. Since making money off him is not a goal, he can still shoot there and have a good life. |
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From Depp’s Wikipedia:
John Christopher Depp II (born June 9, 1963) is an American actor, producer, and musician. He is the recipient of multiple accolades, including a Golden Globe Award and a Screen Actors Guild Award, in addition to nominations for three Academy Awards and two British Academy Film Awards. Individual DCUM opinions aside, he was widely recognized among the industry and his peers as being talented. To argue otherwise is just purposefully being obtuse and argumentative, which is like a national pastime at this place. |
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Am I missing something, or should he be set up for life from the tremendous amount of money he has made as an actor since the late 1980's? He has clearly spent a lot.
It seemed like he was fine before he got involved with her. Sure, he was drinking and doing drugs, but it doesn't seem to have openly affected his life or ability to be employed. Then he and his partner of 14 years split, he turns to his 22 year-old Rum Diary co-star whom he kissed after hours during the filming, and all hell breaks loose. He goes from what appeared to be a fairly stable family life to partying with a histrionic 22-year old with borderline personality disorder and her group 20 year-old unemployed friends in his LA penthouse. It sounds like she did almost as many substances and drank as much as he did. They did not mix well, he probably realized what he had lost and became determined to stick it out, and he spiraled out of control with her crazy sh!t. Her story and his story about the finger are vastly different. I tend to think he did not cut off his own finger because being a musician/guitar player was his first calling, he'd been playing since age 12, and that was his dominant hand. |
I mean, he totally admits that he then wrote all over the walls with his blood etc with that finger, so it's not like he was a normal person in his right mind thinking clearly. I don't have a problem believing he cut of his own fingertip while on drugs etc. |
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but most/all of the trial so far has been him putting on his affirmative case? So everything so far is the best evidence he has to show that he should win the case, and most of her strongest evidence (except whatever comes up from her cross of his witnesses) hasn't come in so far?
If that's correct, I don't think he's in a good place. |