Johnny Depp to Star in Wes Anderson's Next Film
The project comes from Indian Paintbrush, which will produce and finance.
Johnny Depp will team with the iconic Wes Anderson for his next project.
The Hollywood Reporter confirms that the Lone Ranger actor will star in Anderson’s next movie, which the filmmaker wrote and will direct and is being produced and financed by Indian Paintbrush. No details regarding the film’s plot or Depp’s character have been revealed, but the project is said to be titled The Grand Budapest Hotel and will mark Texas-born Anderson’s first time shooting in Europe.
PHOTOS: Johnny Depp's Most Memorable Career Moments
Fans at Comic-Con were wowed last weekend during the Disney Panel, where footage of Depp in The Lone Ranger was screened for a packed Hall H. As for Anderson, his Moonrise Kingdom premiered to rave reviews at Cannes in May and has grossed an impressive $44.7 million at the worldwide box office since its June release.
While Depp is the first to sign on for Budapest, Anderson is said to be courting Bill Murray, Owen Wilson, Edward Norton, Jude Law, Jeff Goldblum, Adrien Brody, Willem Dafoe and Angela Lansbury for the film. The writer-director's credits also include Fantastic Mr. Fox, The Royal Tenenbaums and Rushmore.
Depp's recent films include Dark Shadows, The Rum Diary and Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides.
THR's Daily Must Feeds
-
Beyonce: Pregnant with Second Child - Report
-
'Iron Man 3' Superhero Threequel Passes $1 Billion Mark
-
Michael C. Hall: 'Dexter' Season Eight Trailer
-
Shocking Season-Ending Twist On 'Scandal'
-
Justin Bieber Owes Money for Mally the Monkey Left in Germany
-
Saying Goodbye To 'The Office'
-
Sarah Polley Is (Mostly) Ready to Come Clean
-
How Critics Handled 'Star Trek' Into Darkness’s Bad-Guy Secret
In This Week's Magazine
- MOST SHARED
- MOST POPULAR
- 1
Billboard Music Awards: Justin Bieber Booed While Accepting Milestone Award
- 2
'Game of Thrones' Recap: Tyrion Delivers a Shocking Speech
- 3
Cannes Hit by Second High-Profile Burglary
- 4
'Grey's Anatomy's' Jessica Capshaw: 'Arizona Does Not Forgive Callie'
- 5
Box Office: 'Star Trek' Sequel Opens to $84.1 Million in U.S. for $164.6 Million Worldwide
- 6
'How I Met Your Mother' Makes Cristin Milioti a Series Regular
- 7
Billboard Music Awards: Miguel Crashes Onto Woman's Head During Performance (Video)
- 8
China's Li Bingbing Boards 'Transformers 4'
- 9
The 25 Best Film Schools Rankings
- 10
Billboard Music Awards: Taylor Swift Dominates With Eight Wins



