Lily-Rose Depp opens up on being 'traumatized' during childhood over dad Johnny Depp’s iconic role
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Lily-Rose Depp, daughter of Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis, has revealed how one of her father’s most beloved roles profoundly affected her as a child.
In a candid interview with Harper’s Bazaar, Lily-Rose shared that watching Edward Scissorhands left her “traumatized.”
Lily-Rose Depp recalls how unsettling Johnny Depp's role was
Speaking about how the role of Edward Scissorhands affected her, Lily-Rose Depp said, “Movies are supposed to make you feel something."
“I was traumatized by it—not because I thought he was scary, but because everyone was being so mean to him. I got really upset,” she explained.
The vulnerability and isolation of her father’s character deeply resonated with her, reflecting the emotional impact films can have, even on young viewers.
Lily-Ross Depp on navigating fame while carving her own path
Born into Hollywood royalty, Lily-Rose Depp has consistently sought to establish her own identity as an actress while grappling with the challenges of fame.
Reflecting on her journey, she acknowledged her father’s influence but emphasized their differences.
“We’re very different actors, but of course, you’re the product of your environment,” she said.
“It’s a world I’ve always been very interested in,” she added.
Lily-Rose shared that she values privacy, a lesson she has learned from her experiences growing up in the public eye.
In a prior interview with The Daily Telegraph Australia, she described fame as the “downside of acting,” adding, “To truly inhabit a character, you need to maintain a sense of anonymity.”
Lily-Rose’s stunning performance in 'Nosferatu'
Lily-Rose Depp has received widespread acclaim for her portrayal of Ellen Hutter in 'Nosferatu', a reimagining of the 1922 silent horror classic directed by Robert Eggers.
The film also stars Bill Skarsgard as Count Orlok, alongside Nicholas Hoult, Willem Dafoe, and Emma Corrin.
Early reviews have hailed the film as a masterpiece, with critics praising its atmospheric horror and compelling performances, according to Hello Magazine.
Lily-Rose’s portrayal has been singled out as a highlight.
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The "film belongs to Depp,” wrote The Hollywood Reporter, calling her performance “a revelation.”
In the film, Lily-Rose plays a character caught in a web of terror and obsession.
Lily-Rose Depp reflects on real-world concerns
In her interview with Harper’s Bazaar, she expressed concern over recent political and social developments.
“I feel like we’re going backwards, which is endlessly disheartening and heartbreaking,” she said.
“It’s a horrific time, and I’m scared, and I’m sad,” Lily-Rose noted.
