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Johnny Depp

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I had an incident with a really dumb magazine called Voici where they printed a photograph of Lily-Rose, a long-lens shot from very far away, and I just went ballistic. You can sue them — I've sued a couple of times, Vanessa's sued and we win every time — but this time I was beyond suing. I just wanted to beat whoever was responsible into the earth — I just wanted to rip him apart.
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Quoted in Jessamy Calkin, "Johnny Depp Esq.," Esquire [U.K. edition] (February 2000)

 
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