See Johnny Depps Next role against Penélope Cruz at first glance on Day Trinker

Johnny Depp falls into his next film role.

Lionsgate announced on Monday, April 14th, that production in Spain is underway Day drinker, The film directed by Marc Webb with Depp, Madelyn Cline and Penélope Cruz.

The first photo of Depp in character shows the Oscar candidate with a drink in his hand when he looks threatening from the camera.

Depp, 61, plays a “mysterious” guest on board a private yacht who crosses the paths with a bartender on the boat, played by Glass onion Star CLINE, 27. According to a summary: “You will soon be involved with a criminal figure (Cruz) and have connected in a way that nobody comes.”

The Day drinker The occupation also includes Manu Ríos, Arón Piper, Juan Diego Botto and Anika Boyle.

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Webb, who last staged Disney’s live action Snow White The main role with Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot says in a statement: “I am pleased to start production with Johnny, Madelyn, Penélope and this incredible line -up.”

“We are in a beautiful location with a fantastic crew and an exciting, wild story to tell,” he adds. “It will be fun.”

Pals Depp and Cruz (50), previously together in the blow (2001), collapsed, Caribbean pirates: on foreign tides (2011) and Murder on the Orient Express (2017).

Day drinker will mark a Hollywood return for Depp, since it has been its first role in a film of a large distributor since 2018 Harry Potter Spinoff Fantastic beasts: the crimes of Grindelwald.

Since the end of his highly best known defamation process with ex-wife Amber Heard (who now lives in Madrid, Spain,), he has played in French film Jeanne du Barry This was opened by the 2023 Cannes Film Festival and he led the film Modi: Three days on the wing of madness.

During a press conference of a film festival in Cannes in France in May 2023, Depp explained why “comeback” didn’t feel like the right term.

“I keep wondering about the word comeback because I didn’t go anywhere,” he said at the time. “… Maybe people stopped calling their fear at the time. But no, I didn’t go anywhere. I sat around.”