Johnny Depp returns in "The Nightmare Before Christmas"! Acknowledging "I owe the fans": They are the bosses

Hollywood actor "Johnny" Depp once again stars in a major Hollywood movie after many years, challenging Dickens's classic miser "Scrooge" in the new film "The Night Before Christmas". The movie recently held its world premiere in London, England. Johnny Depp appeared on the red carpet in person. He couldn't hide his gratitude when talking about the fans who have supported him over the years. He said frankly: "They have been with me through the ups and downs all the way. I owe them, I really owe them." He even said humorously: "They are my bosses."

Johnny Depp attended the world premiere of his new film "The Nightmare Before Christmas", attracting the attention of a large number of movie fans. (provided by UIP)

When Johnny Depp was interviewed that day, he was asked about the fans' unwavering support over the years. He admitted that it was difficult to describe his feelings in words. He said that this friendship is very deep, "These people have supported me all the way. No matter good or bad times, I owe them." A true confession also expresses his gratitude to the fans for their support over the years. In recent years, his acting career has gone through many twists and turns, and now he is once again on the international film stage with a new work. These words are particularly interesting.

Talking about taking on the role of Scrooge this time, Johnny Depp also admitted that he already has a classic version in his mind that is difficult to surpass. He specifically mentioned Scrooge, played by British actor Yaras Telsim in the 1951 movie "Scrooge," and believed that he had performed an almost perfect interpretation. "I know that I cannot perform better, but I can find different angles from within the character. This is what I try to do." He hopes not only to reproduce the stingy old man that the audience is familiar with, but to start from the heart of the character and explore the reasons why Scrooge is what he is today.

In addition, Johnny Depp also displayed his usual sense of humor in the face of outside attention on his feelings about returning to the Hollywood film industry. When he was asked about the differences between Hollywood movies and movies from other countries, he asked, "What's the difference between Hollywood movies and French movies? What's the difference between British movies?" Then he laughed and said that this experience was "a bit like a vacation" for him, easily responding to the outside world's attention to the new stage of his acting career. "Christmas Surprise" will be released in Taiwan on November 13.