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From CNN
'Alice in Wonderland' holds top spot at box office
By Nicole Sperling, EW
March 14, 2010 3:09 p.m. EDT(Entertainment Weekly) -- "Alice in Wonderland" proved this frame that it's no one-weekend phenomenon. The Tim Burton-Johnny Depp collaboration had audiences coming back for more. After holding extremely well throughout the week, the Disney film dropped a scant 47 percent its second weekend in theaters for an additional $62 million. It's 10-day total now adds up to $208 million--besting 2005's "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" to become Burton's highest grossing film. A good 13 percent of its dollars came from its IMAX 3-D screens.
Alice's release far outshone any of the newcomers, with Matt Damon's "Green Zone" being the best performer of the bunch. Despite coming from Bourne director Paul Greengrass, this Iraq war drama didn't connect with audiences anywhere near as well as the duo's previous collaborations. The Universal film cost $100 million and only opened to $14.5 million, a gross below even the studio's modest expectations going into the weekend.
"She's Out of My League" nabbed the third spot for the frame, with a better-than-expected Saturday that gave the R-rated comedy a $9.6 million opener.
From Entertainment & Showbiz
Mar 15 2010
Johnny Depp: You think you know him. Read this.Johnny Depp, the Mad Hatter of ‘Alice in Wonderland’ is a 46 year old actor and pushing 50, he’s still touted as the sexiest man on the planet. He is known for his maverick persona, his out-of-the-world attitude, dressing sense, style, panache and incredible acting prowess. But did you know the following facts about him:
1. He got into smoking at a tender age of 12.
2. But, if that’s shocking, then this will blow you off. He was no more a virgin after 13.
3. He had shifted houses plenty of times and more than a score of houses stands a dumb witness to his childhood gimmicks. Depp had once said, “Before I was 15, we moved 30 times, once just from one house to the house next door. I asked my mom why. I never did understand her explanation.”
4. He often used to sign in a hotel under the name ‘Mr. Stench’ to avoid unwanted tabloid interference. “I used to use the name Mr. Stench; it was funny to be in a posh hotel and hear a very proper concierge call out, ‘Mr. Stench, please,” he once quipped. Rumours have it that he also used the name ‘Donkey Penis’ once.
5. The 1st time he saw his lady-love Vanessa Paradis, he saw her back and fell in love with her. “Whammo, man, across the room, amazing, incredible, awesome. The back, the back, I saw the back, and I was reduced to [mush],” Depp reflects turning the clock 7 years back.So, if you are a Depp fan, you must get your facts updated; and hopefully, this article will be of help.
From NewserJohnny Depp, King of Sexual Ambiguity
The Mad Hatter is the latest in a long line of gender-bending roles(Newser) – Johnny Depp is routinely lauded for playing “unconventional” characters, “but here unconventional is code for ‘sexually ambiguous.’” And yet Depp—who approaches “role after role as installments in a serial drag show”—has remained “more popular than ever, bending popular notions of gender and movie stardom while remaining safe for the likes of Disney,” writes Eric Hynes on Slate.
Depp’s characters are “neither here nor there. From hetero cross-dressers and goth-chic beauticians to swishy pirates, mop-topped reclusive bachelors, and flighty Victorian dandies, Depp's characters accentuate the ambiguous.” And it all comes to a head with his turn in Alice in Wonderland—his Mad Hatter is “already one of the fruitiest characters in the history of Western literature.” View some other examples in the gallery.
From Parade
Johnny Depp: 'I'm Still Completely Shocked That I Get Jobs'
by Jeanne Wolf
Johnny Depp takes on another show-stopping role as the Mad Hatter in Alice in Wonderland, which marks his seventh collaboration with filmmaker Tim Burton.Depp brings the same kind of off-beat originality to his character that you'd expect from an actor who's played everything from a boy with scissor-hands to a hilariously eccentric pirate. Parade.com's Jeanne Wolf found out why Depp felt at home in Burton's Wonderland.
It's all about Tim.
"To be honest, he could have asked me to play Alice and I would have said yes. I would have done whatever character he wanted. The fact that it was the Mad Hatter was a bonus because it was a great challenge. There is some kind of connection, some sort of understanding that Tim and I have that is at most times unspoken. I do feel a certain amount of pressure like, 'Will this be the film where I disappoint him?' I try really hard just to come up with something that's very different and we haven't experienced together before."Johnny Depp: 'I Slum Around The World'
Getting 'mad as a hatter.'
"That label was pretty accurate. The amount of mercury that hatters used in the glue to make hats was toxic. They literally became physically damaged goods. So you just had to imagine the out-of-control emotional side which could result in a hyper nutty guy who would go from levity straight into some kind of potentially dangerous rage."Johnny Depp: Alice in Wonderland 'Was a Ball'
Getting that deja vu feeling on the set.
"My whole ride in this business since day one has been pretty surreal. It defies logic. I'm still completely shocked that I get jobs and still am around. So it has been a kind like falling through the rabbit hole into a kind of wonderland."Saying goodbye is hard to do.
"Sometimes you fall in love with who you're playing. As filming winds down, you hear the clock ticking because you know you're going to leave your character behind and a kind of odd separation anxiety kicks in. You get irritable and just sort of melancholy. That's what happened to me when we wrapped the first Pirates of the Caribbean. I realized I was going to miss Captain Jack. I had felt so comfortable being him and being in that skin. Suddenly you go, 'Am I ever going to see him again?'"As for the reunion with him in Pirates 4.
"I can't wait to get back in costume. Some people will say, 'Aha, Depp sold out by doing the sequels.' But it was never an issue for me. I love Captain Jack so much I'd do Pirates 7 if they asked me."His kids have a different favorite.
"They love Edward Scissorhands. It's funny because they have a difficult time watching it because it's their dad. But they just connect with the character and also I think they see something — you know their dad feeling that isolation, feeling that, you know, loneliness. He is a tragic character. So I think it's hard for them. They bawl when they see it."Johnny & Vanessa and other Happily Unmarried Couples
What's really important.
"I think meeting the mother of my children, Vanessa, completely changed my life. When I watch her with our kids, I can't think of anything more beautiful in the world. We live in the south of France and that's been good for me. Now when I come back to Hollywood I can enjoy it. In spite of my career we really try to have a normal family life. I think it's made me mellower about just about everything."Having fun on the set.
"One of the first things I learned in the couple of times I worked with Marlon Brando was it's OK to have a ball and even screw up occasionally because you're only making a movie. I have to tell you, Al Pacino can be as funny as Brando and he has a great repertoire of jokes. Unfortunately, I'm not a great audience. I remember Al kept telling me his favorite joke and it didn't make me laugh. I listened to it about 40 times before I finally got it. What really made me laugh is he didn't stop. He insisted on telling it over and over. And it got so silly that he was making me laugh just because he wouldn't stop."What's guiding his future.
"I've worked with some amazing people. And you know what? They all told me the same thing — 'Don't compromise. If what you're giving them is not what they want, don't be afraid to walk away.' The first thing you gotta trust is your instinct, your gut, that's really how I believe I've been able to stick around for such a long time, just by doing what is right for me. What is right for someone else is not right for me, you know, so I just stick to my instinct."
From Box Office Mojo
(excerpt)
Weekend Report: Moviegoers Mad About ‘Alice’
by Brandon Gray
Alice in Wonderland
March 7, 2010Audiences clamored to see Alice in Wonderland (2010) as if they were late for an important date, delivering an estimated $116.3 million opening weekend. That's more in just three days than the total gross of any other 2010 release. Alice's corpulent start drove the highest-grossing March weekend ever: overall business boomed 68 percent over the same timeframe last year, when Watchmen debuted.
March 3, 2010 - Female First has a look back at Johnny's career.
From Showbiz Spy
"Johnny Depp Reveals his Secret Desire"
JOHNNY Depp wants to make his own wine.
The Alice in Wonderland actor — who lives in Plan-de-la-Tour in southern France with partner Vanessa Paradis and their children Lily-Rose, 10, and seven-year-old Jack — has a dream to create his own alcohol, but would insist on trying it for himself before selling to the public.“I have a secret desire to make wine,” he said. “But I’ll keep it for myself before daring to sell it commercially.
“In the Var where I live, it’s very interesting. The region is notable for rose and it’s very good, though I prefer red myself.”
The 46-year-old star credits his family for helping curb his wild ways and admits he would do anything for his kids.
‘France has given me everything. A marvelous family and also an equilibrium which I missed enormously,” he said.
“With Vanessa and the kids, we live in a sort of little village in the south and I have the impression of being in paradise.
“Everything revolves around the children. ‘Where will we go for a walk? Should we eat at the house with them or maybe go for a picnic?’ These are the problems we face there.”
From PEOPLE
How Johnny Depp Enjoys the Simple Life in France
By Peter Mikelbank
Wednesday March 03, 2010 09:35 AM ESTHe's been The Mad Hatter, Edward Scissorhands and Captain Jack Sparrow – and yet he dreams of cultivating a premium vino.
In a cover interview with French magazine VSD, on newsstands Thursday, Johnny Depp opens up in a rare discussion of his personal life, including a secret desire "to make wine. But I'll keep it for myself before daring to sell it commercially."
A longtime resident of Plan-de-la-Tour in southern France, Depp says, "in the Var where I live, it's very interesting. [The region is] notable for rosé and it's very good, though I prefer red myself."
Currently filming The Tourist in Venice with Angelina Jolie, Depp says living in France with longtime partner Vanessa Paradis and their two children, Lily-Rose, 10, and Jack, 7, "has given me everything. A marvelous family and also an equilibrium which I missed enormously.
"With Vanessa and the kids, we live in a sort of little village in the south and I have the impression of being in paradise," he continues. "It's a property of about 30 acres and you know what I do there? Absolutely nothing."
PEOPLE's current Sexiest Man Alive also admits, "there are times when I don't leave the property for three months at a time."
Depp says his lifestyle is a "truly simple existence" that's like "being on another planet. When I wake up I go look at my garden. I go see if my vegetables are growing, if certain flowers have started to bloom."
He also confesses that "everything revolves around" his children. "Where will we go for a walk? Should we eat at the house with them or maybe go for a picnic? These are the problems we face there," he says.
Kids of a slightly older age were on Depp's mind when asked about his enduring role as a teen idol around the world. "Clearly someone's Photoshop is working really well if people are buying posters of me," PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive said.
"I just keep doing a bunch of movies," he continued. "I never really thought about whether they were teen movies or not. You always feel that you cross some sort of boundary that allows a film to be enjoyed by [kids] from the age of 5 to the age of 85. You want to be Bugs Bunny."
Partners in Life – and On-Screen?
Another secret Depp shares is his "great yearning" to share the screen with Paradis. The couple's first attempt to appear together on screen failed when Terry Gilliam's The Man Who Killed Don Quixote project faltered in l999.Depp's dream, however, may soon become reality.
Asked about reports the couple will appear next year in American Dream, the story of French feminist Simone de Beauvoir and her love affair with Nelson Algren, Depp replies: "Nothing has been officially signed but it's progressing well. I've great desire to work with her on a film. Vanessa is not only a terrific singer but a wonderful actress."
Johnny Depp's Kids Give Alice a Thumbs-Up
By Simon PerryAlice in Wonderland hasn't been released yet – but Johnny Depp is already getting glowing reviews from the critics that matter.
"My kids actually saw the film because I send them out there in the frontlines," the actor told reporters Thursday at a press conference at London's Dorchester Hotel. "They saw it – and they loved it."
In the fantasy film, which arrives in theaters March 5, Depp sports a bright orange wig, top hat and a kilt in character as the Mad Hatter. "I like wearing skirts, too," he said of the garb. But outlandish costumes and antics aside, the actor's kids, Lily-Rose, 10, and Jack, 7, weren't fazed by the freaky spectacle. "They absolutely adored it, " Depp, 46, said. "They loved every character. They weren't freaked out by it whatsoever."
But what about even younger children?
"Our 2-year-old is up for anything," Helena Bonham Carter, who's married to Alice's director Tim Burton and plays the Red Queen in the film, told reporters. She and daughter Nell were watching Burton give interviews on morning television that day, but Carter said, "[Nell] wasn't really interested in seeing daddy. She wanted to see the monsters again."
The jury's still out about how the couple's 6-year-old son, Billy, will react, though.
"Billy's going to see it tonight," she said. "It could be a disaster because he's 6 and he's sensitive. [But] he saw it being made so he knows it's pretend."
From Monsters & Critics
Johnny Depp and Tim Burton on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross
US actror Johnny Depp arrives at the Royal world premiere of British director Tim Burton's new film 'Alice in Wonderland' at the Odeon Leicester Square in Central London, 25 February 2010. The film has been produced in 3D format, and is an adaptation of Lewis Caroll's beloved 'Alice's Adventures in Womderland'. EPA/DANIEL DEME
US actror Johnny Depp arrives at the Royal world premiere of British director Tim Burton's new film 'Alice in Wonderland' at the Odeon Leicester Square in Central London, 25 February 2010. The film has been produced in 3D format, and is an adaptation of Lewis Caroll's beloved 'Alice's Adventures in Womderland'. EPA/DANIEL DEMEBy April MacIntyre Mar 2, 2010, 18:40 GMT
Johnny Depp is set to chat on "Friday Night with Jonathan Ross" this Friday, 10:00 p.m. ET/PT on BBC AMERICA.
Like Scorsese and DeNiro and DiCaprio, Burton and Depp are close creative collaborators.
In the March 5 episode, award-winning director Tim Burton and Johnny Depp join Jonathan to discuss their successful 20-year film career together and new movie Alice in Wonderland, one of seven movies they’ve collaborated on.
Burton jokes their relationship works because Depp has never seen any of their films together. And Depp comments, “I prefer to walk away with the experience” - however he might go see Alice in Wonderland.
When asked why Burton decided to recreate the classic fable, he says, “If this story was written now, it would be mind-blowing even today...it’s been such an inspiration for musicians and artists...[Alice in Wonderland] is in the subconscious of everyone.”
And Depp reveals an inner look into his Mad Hatter character – “someone who is touched by madness but confused by the madness as well...we were trying to turn him into some kind of human mood ring.”
Depp also reveals that before the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise he wasn’t a popular choice for leading man, “they used to call me box office poison” but confirms there will be a fourth Pirates movie.
Burton and Depp said they’ll continue to work together including a new project, Dark Shadows which Depp calls a “gothic soap opera.”
Also joining Jonathan is renowned musical theatre composer Andrew Lloyd Webber who discusses surviving prostate cancer, “I had an infection and if they hadn’t found the infection they wouldn’t have found the cancer – and luckily I’m in the clear...I’m back.”
Webber just finished the sequel to Phantom of the Opera titled Love Never Dies which is the story of the phantom and Christine ten years later and he says, “It’s been twenty years in the making.” He’s also looking for the next Dorothy in his musical theatre competition show Over the Rainbow and jokes he is looking for the next Toto as well. Later Webber performs the title song Love Never Dies with Sierra Boggess.
And soulful singer Sade returns to the stage in one of her first television appearances in ten years performing Solider of Love from her new album.
Read more: http://www.monstersandcritics.com/smallscreen/news/article_1537983.php/Johnny-Depp-and-Tim-Burton-on-Friday-Night-with-Jonathan-Ross#ixzz0h5xnFL8f
From Entertainment Weekly
Feb 26 2010 09:10 AM ET
Johnny Depp discusses possible cameo in '21 Jump Street' movie
by Josh Rottenberg
In an interview for this week’s EW cover story, Johnny Depp–who became a reluctant 1980s teen idol thanks to his role as undercover officer Tom Hanson on the cop show 21 Jump Street–said he is interested in the idea of possibly making a cameo appearance in the planned Jump Street movie.
“I’m hoping they’ll let me do a cameo,” Depp said with a laugh. “Someone will say, ‘Whatever happened to Tom Hanson?’ and they’ll find me somewhere hoarding jars of peanut butter and shaking in my underpants.”
The Jump Street movie is in development at Sony Pictures, with Jonah Hill on board to write, executive produce, and potentially star.
From Coming Soon
Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis to Star in My American Lover
Source: BangShowbiz, The Playlist
February 27, 2010
Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis will star in My American Dream, to be directed by Lasse Hallström. Depp and Paradis have been together for 12 years and have two kids. Hallström previously directed Depp in What's Eating Gilbert Grape.
Depp said that "Vanessa plays the French feminist Simone de Beauvoir and I play her lover Nelson Algren who is real macho." He's expected to make the film in 2011.
The actor is currently shooting The Tourist and will follow that thriller with Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides.
About the fourth "Pirates" installment, Depp said: "In the earlier films there were so many subplots that the audience, and even I, was sometimes confused. The next part is fun, a lot of fun."
In related news, Hallström has reportedly replaced Tomas Alfredson in the director's chair for The Danish Girl as well. The sex-change drama stars Nicole Kidman and Gwyneth Paltrow.
From the Mirror
Johnny Depp on Alice In Wonderland and how being dad has stopped him being mad as a hatter
By John Hiscock 24/02/2010
Johnny DeppNot so long ago, playing the Mad Hatter wouldn’t have been much of a stretch for Johnny Depp. One of Hollywood’s hunkiest hellraisers, his crazy world of drug-taking, boozing and partying threatened to spiral out of control. But Johnny, who had turbulent love affairs with Winona Ryder and Kate Moss, turned his back on all the wild living – and saw his career soar into the stratosphere. The Pirates of the Caribbean series established him as box office gold, and his latest role, as the Mad Hatter in Tim Burton’s £120million Alice in Wonderland movie, is already exciting the critics.
But Johnny knows that, had it not been for becoming a father, life could have turned out very differently. In an interview with the Mirror, Johnny, 46, admits he was in danger of disappearing down his own self-destructive “rabbit hole” for good. He says: “Luckily, I went down the rabbit hole early on and now the rabbit hole is a different animal altogether, because my main focus is my kids and my family.
“I’m much calmer than I was years ago and that has a lot to do with raising a family, so my kids have calmed me 100%.” The most high profile of his misdemeanours was when he was arrested for smashing up the New York hotel suite he was sharing with Kate Moss in 1994. He has since played it down as “some goofy actor [who] decided to get into a little bit of trouble and ended up in the pokey.” Five years later he was briefly arrested in London after allegedly threatening photographers with a plank of wood.
Today, Johnny exudes an air of tranquillity. It is his 13-year relationship with beautiful French singer and actress Vanessa Paradis that’s put an end to his wild ways. The couple have two children, Lily-Rose, 10, and seven-year-old Jack, and split their time between homes in the South of France and the Caribbean. They own a 45-acre island in the Bahamas where Johnny moors his 156ft yacht and has named the stretch of golden sand Lily Rose Beach.
Johnny says: “We have a great place down in the South of France. It’s a little hamlet – only about 45 acres – and I don’t do anything. I’ve not left the property for three months at a time. I literally just wake up, go out, check the garden and see the vegetables growing. It’s a pristine existence in terms of simplicity.
“There’s no talk of movies or work and, infinitely more importantly, the phone never rings. We take the kiddies on walks and picnics and it’s the perfect existence.
“It really is a beautiful, simple life. And it’s been a calming influence just to be able to have that special time with my kids.”
Buying his own island, he adds, was a spur of the moment decision. “Like everything else in my life, it wasn’t planned, it just kind of happened,” he shrugs. “After I had done the first Pirates of the Caribbean movie and Secret Window I went on vacation to escape with my kiddies and my girl and someone said that there was an island down the road for sale.
“I said, ‘Let’s go see it.’ I looked at it, I walked on it and I was done. It had to be. So I called my business manager, said ‘Please,’ and that was it.” He laughs then continues: “It came at the perfect moment for me.
“The island provides me with simplicity and somewhere I can go where no one is looking at me or pointing a camera or a finger at me. I can just be. When we’re there we do absolutely nothing.” Other things have changed too. Johnny has been known to be chronically late for interviews – sometimes by days. But he is only an hour late for our meeting in a Hollywood hotel. He arrives, smiling broadly, and dressed flamboyantly in a yellow beret, dark checked jacket with a red handkerchief in the top pocket and jeans. The look is topped off by thick-rimmed glasses and a scarf.
His showbiz career started out with him playing guitar and fronting a band called The Kids, formed in Florida. Later they changed their name to Six Gun Method and moved to Los Angeles, where Johnny began attending casting auditions. He landed a role in the US TV series 21 Jump Street and became an overnight sensation. But he was so uncomfortable with being a teen idol that he was caught defacing his own image on a billboard.
After Edward Scissorhands in 1990, he veered into arthouse territory with Dead Man and Arizona Dream. Then during the 90s he built a reputation for portraying society’s outsiders and real-life characters. He was the cross-dressing director Ed Wood, the drug-addled writer Hunter S. Thompson in Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas, author JM Barrie in Finding Neverland and drug trafficker George Jung in Blow. But when a star-making role beckoned, he turned it down: Lestat in Interview with the Vampire (it went to Tom Cruise), Jack in Speed (Keanu Reeves) and Brad Pitt’s role in Legends of the Fall. His explanation: “I’m not Blockbuster Boy.”
That all changed when he was cast as Captain Jack Sparrow. His role in the Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy has led to awards, an Oscar nomination and put him among Hollywood’s big earners. Johnny admits it rescued him from obscurity. He says: “I had been bouncing around the film industry for years and years and I’d been lucky if five or 10 people would see my movies. So Captain Jack did a big flip for my career.
“When I decided to take the role it was pure instinct. I didn’t know it was going to be such a huge hit. I like the idea of experimenting with all different sorts of genre. Being comfortable with what you’re doing is not good because you get lazy.”
He is now working with the producers on developing a script for a Pirates movie which will be more audience-friendly. “Sometimes people didn’t know what was going on and most of the time I didn’t either,” he says. “I’d like to give them a Pirates 4 that is very funny and entertaining and not convoluted or riddled with sub-plots and characters.”
But right now he is promoting Alice in Wonderland, which mixes computer graphics with live action and animation. It is his seventh collaboration with director Tim Burton who gave him full rein to create an eccentric yet poignant Mad Hatter – a character Johnny believes, was driven mad by toxic poisoning. He explains: “The term ‘mad as a hatter’ actually came from real hatters when they were making these beaver-pelt top hats.
“The glue they used had very high mercury content which made them go nuts. I saw him as kind of tragic and a victim in a lot of ways.
“He was like a human mood ring to me. He represents all the extremes of the human personality, so his highs are very high, his lows are extremely low and his rage is incredibly dangerous.
“One minute he’s frightened like a child and the next minute he’s filled with rage and speaking in a Scottish accent.”
Johnny is also working on a documentary about his Rolling Stones pal Keith Richards, has The Rum Diaries out soon and next month begins filming The Tourist in Venice with Angelina Jolie.
“I feel I’m not getting photographed by the paparazzi enough, so I figure I’ll go and hang out in Venice with Brad and Angelina,” he says with a grin.
“I’d never met Angelina before but I found her to be a real treat, I mean a real doll. She’s a nice woman, serious about what she does and loves her man and loves her kids. I was very impressed.”
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Watch This: Johnny Depp, Nick Cave & More 'Put a Spell on You'by Monika Bartyzel Feb 27th 2010
Filed under: Music & Musicals, Fandom, Home Entertainment, Trailers and Clips
Last month there were rumors of a mouthwatering collection of musical talent coming together to perform a cover of Screamin' Jay Hawkins' "I Put a Spell on You" for the on-going effort in Haiti. Why should you movie fiendish Cinematical readers care?
It's got a lot of cinematic talent inside, baby. Alongside Shane MacGowan, who has appeared in flicks and offered music to films like Grosse Pointe Blank, the participants include Chrissy Hynde (Michelle in Happy Feet), Primal Scream's Bobby Gillespie, Mick Jones of The Clash (and Socrates in Hell W10), composer, screenwriter, everythingman Nick Cave (The Proposition), and *drumroll* Johnny Depp. This is my "We Are the World." The talent in this cover was meant to go together, and I really dig Depp just chilling with the guitar as the rest of the folks belt out the lyrics.
Listening to the tune (which you can see after the jump), I can't help but think of Wings of Desire and wish/wonder if we'll ever get that sort of powerful Cave rock scene again -- but this time with his voice battling the likes of Chrissy Hynde. Hmm... Maybe The Death of Bunny Munro?
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