Depp Dismisses Hollywood and Defends Cannes Comeback Amid Controversy
- Johnny Depp received a standing ovation at Cannes Film Festival for his first major role in three years but says he has "no further need for Hollywood."
- Depp's film "Jeanne du Barry" sparked controversy over his casting due to his legal issues with ex-wife Amber Heard.
- Depp criticized media coverage of his personal life, calling reports "fantastically, horrifically written fiction."
- Cannes chief Thierry Fremaux defended screening Depp's film, citing freedom of speech.
- Supporters of Heard launched a protest campaign questioning Depp's appearance at Cannes.
Fox News 
Washington Post 
New York Post 
SlashFilm 
CBS News 
HuffPost CBS News 
Page Six Page Six Page Six 
Fortune 
Los Angeles Times 
Jezebel 
Vanity Fair 
Time 
People 
The Daily Beast 
Rolling Stone People 
The A.V. Club 
Inside the Magic 
Entertainment Weekly 
The Hill 
IndieWire 
CNN Fox News 
BuzzFeed 
Reuters The Daily Beast Vanity Fair Washington Post IndieWire 
Variety HuffPost Variety 
The Hollywood Reporter 
Newsweek Newsweek Washington Post People The Daily Beast Page Six Los Angeles Times 
Insider Insider People Entertainment Weekly Fox News Reuters 
GQ The A.V. Club New York Post Variety CNN IndieWire People 
USA TODAY People People Variety IndieWire The A.V. Club Variety Page Six Variety Variety Page Six HuffPost The Hollywood Reporter People The Daily Beast Vanity Fair Vanity Fair 
Vogue Vanity Fair Variety 
UPROXX IndieWire The Hollywood Reporter 
Al Jazeera Variety Variety Vanity Fair Variety Variety 
Deutsche Welle The Hollywood Reporter The Hollywood Reporter Washington Post Insider Insider Page Six Fox News Fortune 
PBS NewsHour IndieWire Washington Post IndieWire Variety Rolling Stone The Hollywood Reporter Variety Los Angeles Times Reuters USA TODAY 
