Johnny Depp got an up-close look at a museum exhibit dedicated to his frequent collaborator Tim Burton.
Depp, 60, shared a photo of himself posing while on tour. Tim Burton’s world It’s currently on display at the Mole Antonelliana National Cinema Museum in Turin, Italy, and he wrote on his Instagram Story, “Thank you for joining me.”
The Museum of Cinema shared a photo from a recent visit on Instagram, writing in the caption (roughly translated into English): “All I can say now is that yesterday, on the occasion of Johnny Depp’s short visit to Turin, We were honored to have Johnny Depp as our guest for a personal visit to the exhibition. ”
“…Depp was immersed in his Burtonian imagination and was excited to see, among the treasures on display, a letter from Tim Burton suggesting some modifications to the jokes in the film.” charlie and the chocolate factory, a companion to thousands of unforgettable stories, so much so that I want to take a photo and send it to the director. ”
“This great actor could only end his visit at the top of the mall by riding our panoramic lift, which in his opinion looked a lot like Willy Wonka’s glass elevator.”
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2005 plus charlie and the chocolate factory Depp has worked with Burton, 65, on several films over the years, starting in the 1990s. edward scissorhands.Others include: Alice in Wonderland, Dark Shadows, Corpse Bride and Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.
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According to , Burton spoke about his collaboration with Depp when he received the Lumière Lifetime Achievement Award at the Lumière Film Festival in 2022. variety“When I met him, I connected with him. edward scissorhands. He was just like me, suburban white trash. There wasn’t even verbal understanding. ”
“That’s what I felt too,” Burton continued at the time. “He liked characters. He was interested in acting for the art, not the business. It was exciting to see someone play different things, this from movie to movie. The idea of change always excited me.”