The Libertine, информация о съемках и со съемок фильма Опции

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Wells Journal
09:30 - 18 March 2004

Superstar Johnny Depp broke hearts for all the wrong reasons yesterday by refusing to meet devoted West fans. Scores of admirers turned up to the final day's shooting of his latest film The Libertines at Montacute House, near Yeovil, Somerset.

Devoted fans who turned up at the set each night had been told that Johnny had finally agreed to meet them yesterday.

But after hours of waiting in eager anticipation, their hopes were dashed when the American producer announced the crowd was too large.

A spokesman for Depp blamed it on a local radio announcement which had brought in too many people.

But after one of Depp's minders threatened two teenage girls with a stick at Montacute House last week as they went in search of his autograph, fans were left asking whether success had gone to his head.

Four years ago, while based in Bath filming Chocolat, Depp went antique hunting in the city shops and mingled with the crowds freely.

But since his Oscar nomination for Pirates of the Caribbean, he has become increasingly distant and has given fans the cold shoulder.

Fern Laurie, 16, of Langport, Somerset, fumed: "I'm really angry. He's my favourite film star and I was really excited about meeting him."

Friend Alice White, 16, added: "He could at least come to the gate and let us take a photograph of him.

"We have been coming here every afternoon, and each time they told us we could meet him the next day."

Joanne Miller, 33, had come on behalf of Cancer Research from Chippenham, Wiltshire, in the hope of having charity T-shirts signed.

She said: "I am extremely disappointed. I came up on Monday night and have been waiting since then to meet him.

A spokesman for the star told fans: "If Johnny were to do a photograph for every person here it would take too many hours. Johnny is really sorry - he really wanted to do this, but we simply weren't expecting this many people."