Johnny Depp | Fantastic Beasts: Dan Fogler Statement Publicly Backed But Deleted | Spoiler

Turbulent weeks went through the third installment of the saga “Fantastic Beasts” with the many inconveniences that the actor has had Johnny Depp last moment. After lose libel suit with The Sun, Warner Bros. has decided to fire him from production, something that didn’t go well with fans hoping to see him again in the role of “Gellert Grindelwald”. Following that determination, they are tasked with finding someone else to replace him, and it seems they have already found it.

While fans will always have the first word when discussing a special situation, none of the cast members of “Fantastic Beasts” he had raised his voice up to that moment. Dan Fogler, better known as “Jacob Kowalski” in the movie, posted a statement supporting Depp on his Twitter account, but a few minutes later he deleted it. What did that statement say? Go ahead and read the most important!

“First of all, there aren’t enough words to describe certain emotions in moments like this. Everything is under scrutiny and often manipulated and exploited to tell something else. It’s weird, but I discovered Johnny Depp’s farewell on Twitter, like Everyone else. At first I was surprised. Johnny is a bright, brilliant rock & roll comet who found himself in a chaotic field full of debris. Sometimes you’re in his orbit, sometimes things can get messy. “, began the text issued.

“He was absolutely lovely to me and I will always remember the moments shared with him. I hope the experience doesn’t leave a bad taste in his mouth and that maybe in the future, when the sea has calmed down and justice is done, we can work again. together on a project. Of course I still need to think about Johnny and after arguing with some producers and cast I still have too many questions. I have been asked all the time to make a statement and I think the fans deserve transparency. “He continued.

“I absolutely condemn physical violence. Especially towards women and children. I’ve also dealt with some very fierce and manipulative toxic relationships. In no case was there violence, just a broken heart “commented. He went on and fired: “I hope Johnny finds peace, justice and time to heal. To reflect on his choices. To be better. And I hope Warner Bros. will consider all the revealed evidence about both parties involved and take a stand here on layoffs.”.

“We will have a lot of time to heal our wounds until 2022 and we will do what we can to give them the best film possible. I am very sad that I cannot work with Johnny, but I am very excited to be working with Mads Mikkelsen again. As I said. .. It’s complicated”, finished the message which he later deleted and later apologized for proclaiming himself and taking a stand.