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Terry Gilliam May Do ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’ Without Johnny Depp, Pass On ‘Zero Theorem’ Completely
moviesblog.mtv.com - 7/3/2009
Terry Gilliam May Do ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’ Without Johnny Depp, Pass On ‘Zero Theorem’ Completely
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Terry Gilliam still wants to return to his long-suffering dream project “ The Man Who Killed Don Quixote ,” but he appears to have accepted that the show will have to go on without former leading man Johnny Depp . The man who almost directed “ Watchmen ” will finally ...
Dreams: Terry Gilliam interview, June 2009, The Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus
smart.co.uk - 7/1/2009
Dreams: Terry Gilliam interview, June 2009, The Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus
— smart.co.uk — Gilliam talks to Dreams about Parnassus , Zero Theorem and Quixote Edited by Phil Stubbs Terry Gilliam... spoke to Dreams at the end of June, just before setting off for the Munich Film Festival. It's been a few months now since his latest project The ... (more) Dreams: Terry Gilliam interview, June 2009, The ...

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Johnny Depp - Johnny Depp To Play Jackson? - Contactmusic News
contactmusic.com - 7/6/2009
Johnny Depp - Johnny Depp To Play Jackson? - Contactmusic News
— contactmusic.com — Johnny Depp picture JOHNNY DEPP TO PLAY JACKSON? Johnny Depp is reportedly top of producers' list to... play the late Michael Jackson in a new biopic. Johnny Depp is being lined up to play Michael Jackson in a film about the pop idol's life. Hollywood ... (more) Johnny Depp - Johnny Depp To Play Jackson? - ...

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Public Enemies: Can Depp Save Mann's HD Biopic?
weblogs.variety.com - 6/29/2009
Public Enemies: Can Depp Save Mann's HD Biopic?
— weblogs.variety.com — Universal is counting on one thing to open Michael Mann's Public Enemies : Johnny Depp. According to... The Ulmer Scale , he's the second most popular movie star in the world, after Will Smith. That's based on his hugely successful roles as broadly ... (more) Public Enemies: Can Depp Save Mann's HD Biopic?

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Gilliam Making ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’ With Or Without Depp
At The Movies - Film News and Reviews — ... mouth, Gilliam claimed the seven-year break between the first attempt at making the movie and the second could actually be a blessing in disguise due to it having matured in that time. The only question remaining was whether Johnny Depp, the original star of the movie, would be back for the second attempt. That question remains but Gilliam has confirmed that although Depp remains the number one choice for the role, the film will be happening with or without him. He told MTV Movies: “I’m about to sit down this evening with Tony Grisoni and see if ...

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