Johnny Depp triumphantly instructed the world's press that he would not have "much further need" for Hollywood.

Asked about his obvious exile from the US movie business he stated: "Do I really feel a boycott now? No, under no circumstances. I don’t really feel boycotted by Hollywood as a result of I don’t take into consideration Hollywood."

The actor was in tears after a seven-minute-long standing ovation for his new film Jeanne du Barry.

He speaks fluent French within the position on one in every of France's most well-known monarch's, alongside French star Maiwenn.

Scroll down to observe the tearful second.

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Depp stars within the 18th-century romance Jeanne du Barry as King Louis XV reverse Maïwenn’s titular courtesan.

Far away from his Hollywood critics, Jeanne du Barry is a French-language film that additionally provides the American star the chance to point out off his command of the language. Depp has lived on and off for a few years in France. He was married to Vanessa Paradis from 1998-2012 and French is their daughter Lily-Rose's maiden tongue.

No doubt, a lot of his followers can even enjoyment of the truth that Louis reigned over France from 1715-1774, tough the identical time interval because the setting of the Pirates of the Caribbean motion pictures.

As properly as starring within the new film, Maiwenn additionally wrote, directed and produced the lavish historic epic. After Depp misplaced his libel path towards The Sun in 2019, he feared he can be dropped from Jeanne du Barry however Maiwenn insisted the movie wojdl not be made with out him.

The help for Depp within the French movie business is a stark distinction from his present profile in Hollywood.

Following his acrimonious break up from Amber Heard and the varied defamation trials and accusations of abuse on either side, the actor discovered himself reduce unfastened by Disney and Warner Bros from The Pirates of The Carribbean and the Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them franchises.