Some people are scared of one thing (Freud was afraid of ferns), and some people are scared of everything.. Take Woody Allen. He suffers from many phobias, including Arachibutyrophobia — fear of peanut butter sticking to the roof of his mouth.
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What Scares the Stars? - Movie Star Phobias
Billy Crudup, most notably known as Stillwater guitarist Russell Hammond in Cameron Crowe’s Almost Famous, has joined Michael Mann’s new John Dillinger gangster pic, Public Enemies.
Today, we have been tipped off to a few more shots courtesy of some sneaky on-set photography. Here are three more looks at Johnny Depp in action, plus some information about how you could possibly share the screen with Depp and co-star Christian Bale.
Johnny Depp spends his first day on set as infamous gangster John Dillinger.
One thing is for certain: the master of surrealism is a hot commodity in Hollywood these days.
Three actors will pay tribute to the late Heath Ledger with performances in his final film.
Disney is planning on releasing Pirates of the Caribbean 4 and two new sequels to National Treasure.
It appears that The Dark Knight himself will be hot on the trail of Jack Sparrow in Michael Mann’s next…
I know many of you are thinking “What, no way, can’t be.” Well you’re in for a surprise, my friends, the Year of the Mustache is here.
Enjoy this game, and quite possibly this grim musical could become a comedy.
I hate to have to throw myself into the fires of minority hell, but I’m compelled to vote no on Tim Burton’s dour, overly dark and overly bloody Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.
This time, we are going to cram more talent on camera, as star Johnny Depp and director Tim Burton talk about how this project came to be.
That’s right, we’ve got a delectable dose of Depp for you to hang on your wall!
Burton, from Sondheim’s source material (a helluva score), does a heck of a job balancing the unwinking bloodletting with a bit of dark comedy.
Tim Burton and Johnny Depp go together like black and blue, or like fire and ash. Amidst the chaos, there is a unique unison between the two conflicting forces.
For those still wondering, they do actually sing in Tim Burton’s adaptation of Stephen Sondheim’s musical.
Sweeney Todd and Mr. Lovett plot some revenge to a tune…
Fans are upset that one of the promo posters for Tim Burton’s Sweeney Todd sports Big Ben in the background. Wrong century, marketing folks.
First and foremost you have to ask yourself what kind of frame of mind poor old Brad Pitt is in these days?
Alan Rickman and Johnny Depp both equate it to some good, old school horror, but they don’t talk much about the song-and-dance. I wonder if this is intentional on the part of Paramount’s marketing department.
