Johnny Deep accused of ‘bad behavior’ on ‘Jeanne du Barry’ set

After winning the defamation case against Amber Heard in the United States, it seemed that for Johnny Depp it would be easier to chart his career. During the days of the trial, the actor has managed to recover many of his supports and, however, it seems that the return to work is complicated.

According to Wion, actor and film commentator Bernard Montiel has joined the French entertainment program Touche pas à mon poste, which Depp is having serious problems on the set of his next film, ‘Jeanne du Barry’: “Johnny Depp is an excellent actor…when he arrives on set. There are times when the crew is ready at six in the morning and the actor doesn’t show up”the collaborator said.

These problems over time are something that, it seems, pushes the director of the film, Maïwenn, out of her box: “Then (after Deep is late for the set) Maïwenn gets mad and she’s the one who doesn’t come the next day and Johnny Deep is there… It’s crazy”Montiel continued to report.

The French director is known for titles such as ‘My Love’, ‘DNA’ or ‘The Ball of the Actresses’. Montiel and other outlets like Cinema Blend have also echoed other more serious issues than the actor’s recurring delays. It seems that the set is turning into a real chicken coop, with much more frequent director/actor discussions than one would expect from two people who go around in the film business: “It’s going very, very badly. They are constantly arguing”Montiel added.

This information is still a rumor since, on the one hand, Montiel is still a commentator on an entertainment program and, despite being an information bomb, the program has not echoed the information released by Montiel on any of its platforms. On the other hand, this data comes from a report which claims that Johnny Deep will appear in the next installment of ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’, which, for now, we know is not true.

Depp’s role

Deep returns to the fray after the break. In ‘Jeanne du Barry’ The actor will play Louis XV of France, king of France and Navarre from 1715 to 1774. The film will tell the story of Jeanne Bécu, a girl born into the poverty that surrounded the French people during the years of the reign of Louis XV. Her ingenuity and a series of events made young Jeanne the last of the concubines of the nicknamed “The Beloved” King of France. The film is scheduled for release in 2023.