Johnny Depp says Hollywood is boycotting him
The Hindu
The actor feels he is being boycotted by the film industry as his latest movie ‘Minamata’ is yet to get a release in the United States.
Actor Johnny Depp, one of the most popular stars of Hollywood, says he feels he is being boycotted by the film industry as his latest movie “Minamata” is yet to get a release in the United States. . In a recent interview with The Sunday Times, the actor detailed his recent legal situation, life turmoil and acting career.
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