Health and rest is Johnny Depp's priority as he decided to skip a late-night bash of his film Jeanne du Barry at the Cannes Film Festival. The Hollywood icon
. The outlet said that the star missed a feast white lobster salad, flame-seared sea bass and St Honoré pastry dessert at the party.
A source told the outlet that Depp was expected to be at the dinner and that it is very rare for the star of the film to not show.Guests during the A-list dinner were Brie Larson, Uma Thurman, Helen Mirren, and Naomi Campbell.Depp plays Louis XV, his first major role since his 2022 defamation victory against his ex-wife and
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