Movie Preview: Public Enemies Stuff that we probably could have predicted about the trailer for Michael Mann's gangster movie, Public Enemies: this film will be intense, Johnny Depp is an awesome actor, and this cast overall is absolutely gorgeous (Depp, Christian Bale, and Marion Cotillard? Yes, please). Check out the clip!
Movie Preview: Public Enemies
Stuff that we probably could have predicted about the trailer for Michael Mann's gangster movie, Public Enemies: This film will be intense, Johnny Depp is an awesome actor, and this cast overall is absolutely gorgeous (Depp, Christian Bale and Marion Cotillard? Yes, please). Michael Mann has proven that he works quite well with crime/action movies and Public Enemies is, of course, all crime and a lot of action. The trailer alone got my blood pumping.
As the story description goes, "the Feds try to take down notorious American gangsters John Dillinger, Baby Face Nelson and Pretty Boy Floyd during a booming crime wave in the 1930s." Depp plays Dillinger, Channing Tatum is Pretty Boy Floyd and Stephen Graham plays Baby Face Nelson. Bale plays top FBI agent Melvin Purvis while Cotillard is Dillinger's lady, Billie Frechette.
Public Enemies opens July 1. Though the story is dark, something about this trailer just makes me grin. You can check it out and tell me what you think if you read more
Can You Spot the Real-Life Johnny Depp?
Johnny Depp was showing off some quirky outfits both on and off the set of Public Enemies in LA yesterday. When he wasn't on camera, Johnny was clean shaven but showing off that armful of tattoos with one of his standard flannels around his waist. Back into character, he sported a neon tie and gross 'stache — seems a silly departure from the gangster wardrobe we've been getting a few sneak peeks at. He's still pretty hot either way, but which Johnny do you prefer?
Johnny Depp Celebrates Another Hot Year
Johnny Depp had his 45th birthday yesterday, but he didn't take a day off to celebrate. Instead, he was back on the set of Public Enemies in Chicago with a gun under his arm and a glare on his face. We're enjoying all the glimpses of cleaned-up Johnny while they last, since he might get back to looking creepy playing a vampire in his rumored next movie with Tim Burton, an adaptation of Dark Shadows.
Buzz News Roundup, 6/4

- Leelee Sobieski is the lucky actress who will play Dillinger's girlfriend in Public Enemies, writes Variety. Dillinger, mind you, is being played by Johnny Depp.
- Actor, filmmaker and one-time husband to Audrey Hepburn Mel Ferrer has died at age 90, Zap2It reports.
- Variety has the news that Bruce Willis will star in a film adaptation of the video game Kane and Lynch: Dead Men.
- Showtime has picked up Diablo Cody's TV show, The United States of Tara starring Toni Collette, writes TV Week.
- According to Hollywood Reporter, Scarface director Brian De Palma will spearhead a film about the Boston Stranglers.
- Billboard has some details on the new Calexico album, which hits stores in September.
- Andre Braugher has been cast in Ray Romano's TNT pilot about 40-something men, writes Zap2it.
- According to ComingSoon, Ed Helms has landed himself two new movie roles — one in the Night at the Museum sequel, and another in the indie comedy Manure.
- Pushing Daisies has topped an AOL poll of the best new TV series of 2007-08, writes Reuters; Gossip Girl was second.
Johnny's a Public Enemy, But He Knows How to Make Friends
Johnny Depp was back in his gangster fedora — not to be confused with his favorite brown hat — to continue working on Public Enemies in Wisconsin on Wednesday. We've already heard about how gracious he's been with his fans while filming the movie, and this weekend Johnny lovers will be getting a special treat. He'll be joining the likes of some of our favorite celebrities as a presenter at the MTV Movie Awards on Sunday. It may not be the Oscars, but the fact that no award show is too small is just one of the many things that makes Johnny Depp such a likable mega movie star.
Johnny Depp Poses For a Few Hundred Cameras
It's a good thing Johnny Depp is so gracious with his fans, because there seem to be more and more of them coming out in droves to see the actor on the set of Public Enemies in Chicago. Johnny spent yesterday playing gangster while people patiently waited for him to come out and say hi. After a long day of filming, Johnny looked happy to sign autographs proving he really is one of the nicest guys in the business.
Johnny Depp Couldn't Make Enemies If He Tried
Johnny Depp is playing a bank robber in Public Enemies, but his tough-guy role doesn't seem to be affecting him personally. Johnny has been extra nice to fans while filming this movie, and word of his autograph-giving ways must be getting around. Hundreds of people camped out last night near his set in Aurora, Illinois in hopes of catching a glimpse of Mr. Depp. Like the nice guy he is, Johnny came out around midnight to have a meet and greet with waiting fans.
Johnny Depp Is No Enemy of Ours
Johnny Depp was back to work on Public Enemies in Indiana yesterday. Even in costume he's still rocking his signature purple shades and hat to go with his super high waisted pants. We love any chance we get to see Johnny, but it's even better when we hear about what a great guy he is in real life.
Johnny Depp Puts in Overtime

We've seen Johnny Depp looking dapper on the set of his new movie, Public Enemies, and he's been graciously greeting his fans in Indiana after his long days of hard work. PopSugar tipster Jennifer was lucky enough to get up close and personal with Mr. Depp in Crown Point, Indiana, scoring herself a handshake and a few photos. She also mentioned that he was super nice! What a fabulous celebrity sighting after a long day of camping out near the set. Thanks Jennifer for sharing your story and photos!
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