14 h 5 m, 17 out 2021 ano - Johnny Depp PUFFINS Alice Nella Città ROME Red Carpet Interview & Photo Call

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Johnny Depp attended the ‘19th Alice Nella Città Festival’ (Alice in the City Festival) especially dedicated to the younger generations and new talents, in order to present the animated web-series ‘Puffins’. Johnny was accompanied by the producers Andrea lervolino and Lady Monika Bacardi and welcomed by the festival's director Gianluca Giannelli and the festival's artistic director Fabia Bettini.

The red carpet event took place in the Cavea Amphitheatre, in Rome, Italy.

FROM THE DAILY MAIL:

Johnny Depp dons a fedora hat as he attends screening of his TV series Puffins in Rome

By CALLUM WELLS

Johnny Depp was in attendance at the screening of his new TV series Puffins during the 16th edition of the Rome Film Festival on Sunday.

It's the latest professional move for the controversial star, 58, who recently claimed his career has been harmed by the spread of cancel culture.

The actor looked trendy in a tan jacket which he layered above a black waistcoat featuring brown stripes as well as a casual white shirt.

Slipping into a pair of charcoal jeans, he accessorised his ensemble with a brown leather belt and a collection of red-and-black scarfs amid the 70°F Italian heat.

Donning a handful of beaded necklaces, he framed his face with a pair of silver-rimmed sunglasses and wore a silver hoop in his left lobe.

Looking much like his Captain Jack Sparrow character, he continued his outfit with a sandy sweatband and a black fedora hat, allowing for a selection of his dark brown locks to loosely fall.

Posing for photographers with his hands in his pockets, the Hollywood icon strolled across the red carpet in a pair of onyx leather boots.

It wasn't long before he waved to onlookers and put his ring-clad hands together in appreciation.

Lending his famed voice to Johnny Puff in the new animated series, the cartoon primarily airs through five-minute increments.

Puffins focuses on a set of birds who are in the servitude of a walrus named Otto and is available to buy through the iTunes Store and Amazon Video.

The cartoon is produced by Iervolino Entertainment, a company owned by producer Andrea Iervolino and Monika Bacardi.

'Themes such as gender and race equality and environmental protection' will be presented in a way that 'will promote positive messaging,' according to a statement from Iervolino.

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