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Publication
Reynolds & Hearn (2009), Edition: Fourth edition, 432 pages
Description
The star of some of the best American films in recent history, Johnny Depp is also one of Hollywood's most versatile and enigmatic actors. From Edward Scissorhands, What's Eating Gilbert Grape?, Ed Wood, and Donnie Brasco to his Oscar-nominated performances in Pirates of the Caribbean and Finding Neverland his film roles have always been unconventional, earning him international respect and adoration. In Johnny Depp: A Kind of Illusion, film journalist Denis Meikle looks at the effects that Depp's rising critical and commercial stature may have on the direction of his career, including his recent film Pirates of the Caribbean 2.
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LibraryThing member florencerusty
I had high hopes but it's an awful read. So much so I have given up and I never give up on a book. I found it flashed backwards and forwards way to much
LibraryThing member janoorani24
I can't believe I read the whole book. It is really a 400 page dull critique of every film role, no matter how slight, Depp has created. There is a lot of speculation about why Depp did things in certain ways, but no real insight into his personality. I picked it up on a whim at the library, and I
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Language
Original language
English
Physical description
432 p.
ISBN
1905287909 / 9781905287901
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