Johnny Depp explained the image of the Indian in the Lone Ranger
Johnny Depp clarified what was the source of inspiration for him when creating the image of Indian Tonto in the movie `` Lone Ranger. '' In an interview with EW, the actor admitted that he actually copied him from the picture `` I - raven " artist Kirby Sattler. “I saw the face of this warrior and immediately thought: this is it. All these lines are on the face and around the eyes. Tonto will also have a bird on his head. This is his spiritual guide. For the rest, the bird is dead, but not for him. He takes her completely alive, '' Depp said. He also promised that his assistant to the Lone Ranger will be very different from those that were presented to viewers earlier. According to Depp, he intends to destroy the historical stereotype of the American Indian. Note that the editorial staff of the Cinema News portal identified the source of the actor's inspiration long before his recognition, immediately after the first frame appeared in early March 2012. Kirby Satler's painting is available here. The Topic of Article: Johnny Depp explained the image of the Indian in the Lone Ranger. |
