Did Johnny Depp find love on the set of the film “Beetlejuice 2″? This is the rumor that has been circulating for several days. The actor’s supposed companion has, moreover, taken the floor to answer the questions that everyone is asking.
The year 2024 should be filled with thrills and laughter. In September, Tim Burton will offer the sequel to his great classic Beetlejuice from 1988. In this horror comedy, the director will reunite with Winona Ryder, his heroine from the time, but also the young Jenna Ortega, whom he cast featured very recently in the hit series Wednesday, broadcast on Netflix and derived from The Addams Family. Jenna Ortega will play Lydia Deetz’s daughter in Beetlejuice 2 and the film is highly anticipated, of course. But above all, he is the source of several rumors.
While the teams for the film Beetlejuice 2 began to work in May 2023, in London, certain rumors in the corridors suggested a possible intervention by Johnny Depp, Tim Burton’s favorite actor, on the set. Very aware of American gossip, even reported a certain romantic rapprochement between Johnny Depp, 60, and Jenna Ortega, 20. But now the latter has spoken out on social networks to put an end to all these fantasies. No, she is not in a relationship with the former interpreter of Willy Wonka. No more than she gave him the answer, in fact.
“It’s so ridiculous that I can’t even laugh about it,” she simply wrote on her Instagram account. “I have never met or worked with Johnny Depp in my entire life. Please Please stop spreading these kinds of lies and leave us alone.” If he was entitled to a second chance in France in the film Jeanne du Barry and he walked the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival despite his stormy trial against his ex-wife Amber Heard, Johnny Depp is therefore not taking action again. service with his lifelong friend and colleague, Tim Burton – unlike Winona Ryder and Michael Keaton who return to their roles in Beetlejuice 2. He will, however, lend his voice very soon to a character in the film Billie’s Magic World by Francesco Cinquemani.
