TOKYO - Actor Johnny Depp highly recommends his latest movie - though he said he hadn't personally gone out to see it yet.
Depp, in Tokyo for the Japan premiere of "Public Enemies," said today he was drawn to the movie because of his childhood interest in John Dillinger, the bank robber who in Depression-era America was declared public enemy No. 1 by federal authorities.
"I haven't seen the film yet, but I hear great things about it," Depp said at a news conference at a Tokyo hotel. The movie came out in the U.S. on July 1, but Depp often makes it...
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