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He plays Louis XV Jeanne du Barry, by Maïwenn, and some are already criticizing her French accent. However, Johnny Depp, Vanessa Paradis’s companion of fourteen years, often spoke French.
Overwhelmed with emotion, she embraced Maiven during a seven-minute standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival. Johnny Depp and the director really delivered Jeanne du Barry at the opening ceremony on Tuesday, May 16, and that’s despite the controversy surrounding his hectic filming and the lawsuit that pitted the actor against his ex-girlfriend Amber Heard.
The actor, however, received a warm welcome, which is a testament to his love affair with France. Over the years, this has forced him to express himself in Moliere’s language many times. In particular, during the 1999 Cesar ceremony, where he was awarded a trophy. At the event, he broadcast his speech in French, pre-recorded with the help of Vanessa Paradis, his companion at the time.
“Honorable” Frenchman
The actor also responded to Charlotte Gainsbourg in French They married and had many children (2004). He also spoke Moliere in an interview with Chiara Mastroianni in the late 1990s or in the context of an advertisement designed to raise donations for cancer research.
In Jeanne du Barry, in theaters this Wednesday, May 17, Johnny Depp revives this language. If he expresses himself in “respectable” French, Jordan Mintzer is a critic HollywoodReporter:, notes that the actor inherited a little “dozens of lines, while remaining silent the rest of the time.” in an interview with FigaroMaiven assured that “Johnny was looking for his words in life, but he spoke French very well.” “His pronunciation is very good,” he added.
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Source: Le Figaro
