Johnny Depp’s Regal Return: ‘Jeanne du Barry’ Gets U.S. Release Date

After making waves at Cannes, the much-anticipated period drama Jeanne du Barry starring Johnny Depp has finally clinched a U.S. release date. Vertical, swooping in after the film’s Cannes premiere, has teamed up with Fathom to bring the historical tale to 500 theaters across the nation starting May 2.

Directed by Maïwenn, the film showcases Depp’s portrayal of King Louis XV, delving into the intriguing relationship between the monarch and Jeanne Vaubernier, played by Maïwenn herself, a woman who rises from humble beginnings to become the king’s mistress.

Shot against the stunning backdrop of France, including the majestic Versailles, Jeanne du Barry has already proven its box office prowess, capturing the attention of audiences in its home country. With a budget of $22 million, the film garnered an impressive $5.8 million domestically and a worldwide total of $13.6 million.

Despite the controversies surrounding Depp, including his highly publicized legal battles with ex-wife Amber Heard, the film has managed to captivate audiences and industry insiders alike. Depp’s triumphant return to the big screen marks a significant moment in his career, especially after a period of relative absence from high-profile projects.

Supported by an ensemble cast including Benjamin Lavernhe, Pierre Richard, Melvil Poupaud, and Pascal Greggory, Jeanne du Barry promises to deliver a riveting cinematic experience filled with drama, intrigue, and historical splendor.

With Depp’s legal victory in a recent defamation lawsuit adding to the buzz surrounding the film, Jeanne du Barry is poised to reign supreme at the box office and solidify Depp’s status as a powerhouse performer once again. Get ready to witness the regal return of Johnny Depp in “Jeanne du Barry” this May.

Sanya Rehman

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