“People keep me alive.”

Depp signed autographs and posed for photos in front of hundreds of fans.

Johnny Depp revolutionized the small screen with his interview with Belo Lozano. The actor, who is in Argentina to present the film “Modigliani, Three Days in Montparnasse” (today he will head to the land of La Plata), told an unusual story, told everything and left some pearls.

The interview, with a live interpreter, started off a bit nervous for both sides, prompting Depp to say something about his intimacy, especially the exposure to fame, in a slightly slower speech: “I don’t know if anyone can get used to that. I think people feel happy when they see support and expressions of respect, love and acceptance. People are keeping me alive,” he said.

Looking back on his career, Lozano was asked if he had any regrets about his career, and he answered, “There was a time when I didn’t understand what my life was like, my existence. Then I thought, ‘So why am I doing this?’ But I don’t have any ambition to be anything. I still have the same hunger, the same drive, the need to create.”

The actor will arrive in the city today to hold a master class and present his film

Among the roles he has played throughout his career, Johnny couldn’t help but talk about Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean and the inspiration for Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards to bring the famous pirate to life. “He’s an idol, an icon. I spent time with him and started imitating the way he spoke. I thought of him as the greatest rock star, a pirate. He can do whatever he wants,” he admitted.

Lozano noted the actor’s sensitivity and wanted to know about his role as a father, especially since he was always branded as a Hollywood rebel. Regarding fatherhood, he stressed, “No one sleeps the same way anymore, no one is more inspired, no one is more loving. It’s the purity that fills us, it’s our purpose, our reason,” and spoke of his children Lily-Rose and Jack Depp, the result of a 10-year relationship with French model and singer Vanessa Paradis.

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While investigating the closeness of the family, Lozano did his best to ask about the acting skills of Lily Rose, the artist’s eldest daughter who recently became the main character in “Nosferatu.” “Do you see what she does? Because she gets very naked sometimes,” the host began. “There are images you don’t need to have in your head,” Depp said between nervous laughs. “Of course she does a great job, so I’m very happy for her. But I said, ‘Do I have to see this?’ and she said, ‘No, no, Dad, you shouldn’t.’ I went to see ‘Nosferatu’ in the theater and my friend was there to tell me when I had to cover my eyes or bow my head. She was great, very good,” she said of her 26-year-old daughter.

In another topical moment of the interview, Vero was asked about his relationship with Marlon Brando, which led to an unexpected anecdote with the great actor. “The first time we met was on the phone and we talked for three and a half hours. It was amazing. I got off the phone and I was like, ‘Is this real? Did this happen?’ A week later he was in Los Angeles and he invited me to dinner. We talked for six or seven hours. We had a divine connection, we had a soul understanding and, well, we became friends. He was the king of jokes, ”he said, giving way to a fun moment.

“I went to Ireland to make a movie and I didn’t have any information about the role. I said to him, ‘You have to read the script,’ and he said that as if he didn’t need it. I got off the plane, went to his house, and had the worst stomach in my pocket.” We sat on the couch hugging each other, and suddenly I said to him, “There’s something in my stomach, I think it’s because of the food.” And two minutes later…the noise.” He looked at me and said, “Oh, that’s great, Johnny.”

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After this note, the actor took the time to come out to greet fans, sign autographs and take pictures with children, further showing his incredible charisma. In the evening, Depp held the Avant premiere of his film in Buenos Aires amidst an impressive exhibition packed with local insiders.

Today he arrives to give a master class with the film’s protagonist, Riccardo Scamarcio, at the Podesta Coliseum and has to pass through the city. Prior to that, he will be appointed as the “glorious visitor” of La Plata.