Johnny Depp: Who will replace Pierre Nini in his new film? We have the answer

On September 10, Pierre Nini announced on Instagram that he was refusing to participate in Johnny Depp’s new film: Modi. Currently very busy on the set of The Count of Monte Cristo, he has not been able to find time to film Jack Sparrow’s Famous Interpreter.

“I’m not going to do a movie with Johnny Depp mainly because of time. I don’t regret it and I didn’t have any scenes together. Al Pacino“He said live on his Instagram account.

This feature film will feature the famous Italian painter and sculptor Amedeo Modigliani, played by Riccardo Scamarchio. As for Al Pacino, he will portray wealthy art collector Maurice Gannett. This will be his second collaboration with Johnny Depp, 26 years after the gangster film Donnie Brasco. Pierre Nin was supposed to play the artist Maurice Utrillo.

Who will replace the 34-year-old actor currently starring in The Book of Decisions? according to the information spread by closerBenjamin Laverne will take over. The actress starred opposite Johnny Depp in Maïwenn’s Jeanne du Barry, which was released last May. During this shoot, he definitely caught the eye of the director.

“It is an honor to bring the saga of Modigliani’s life to the screen and I do so with great humility. His life was full of great trials but ended in triumph, a universal human story that all viewers can identify with.”Johnny Depp said in The Hollywood Reporter last August.

This is the artist’s second feature film after The Brave (1997). The shooting of Modi will soon begin in Budapest, Hungary and Italy. The release date has not been announced yet. As for Benjamin Lavernhe, the public will be able to find him on November 8 at the cinema L’Abbé Pierre – Une vie de combats.

Born into a wealthy family, Henri Grues was both a resistance fighter and an MP, a defender of the homeless, a revolutionary and an iconoclast. From the seats of the National Assembly to the slums of the Paris suburbs, his commitment to the most vulnerable earned him international fame. The creation of Emmaus and his unforgettable conversion in the winter of 54 AD made him an icon.

However, every day he doubted his actions. His weaknesses, his suffering, his barely believable intimate life remained unknown to the general public. Enraged by poverty and injustice, often criticized, sometimes betrayed, Henri Grues had a thousand lives and fought a thousand battles. He left his mark in history with the name he chose for himself: Abbé Pierre.