Johnny Depp and producer Jerry Bruckheimer have spoken out for the first time since mega-budget Western "The Lone Ranger" crumbled at the global box office, blaming U.S. critics for one of the ...

Johnny Depp as Tonto, left, and Armie Hammer as the title character in “The Lone Ranger.” (Peter Mountain/AP/Disney Enterprises, Inc. ) It's an article of faith in a movie industry obsessed ...

With help from his new friend, the mystical Native American Tonto (Johnny Depp), he's transformed into the noble Lone Ranger. The two play off each other so well, a sequel is probably brewing as ...

Director Gore Verbinski’s “The Lone Ranger” is for anyone who thought the Native American guy from the Village People and a western-wear model would make the perfect blockbuster-action team.

In other words, it’s time for studios to stop being shocked when a bad franchise film flops, even if Johnny Depp, “one of the most bankable actors of all time,” is the star.

The bellyflop of "The Lone Ranger" at the box office has left some in the movie industry questioning whether star Johnny Depp is still worth his $20 million-plus salary. Audiences roundly rejected ...

Had “The Lone Ranger” been anything but a leaden, overblown blockbuster, we wouldn’t be having this conversation. See video: Johnny Depp on Retirement: 'Probably Not Too Far Away' ...

Johnny Depp on ‘The Lone Ranger’: We Knew the Budget Was Going to Be a Problem (Video) The Disney project -- which missed its autumn start date because of long-running negotiations -- is now ...

Director Gore Verbinski's "Lone Ranger" movie, with Johnny Depp lined up to play Tonto and Armie Hammer as the iconic masked man, appears to be on the verge of saddling ...

Johnny Depp looks unrecognizable in the upcoming movie The Lone Ranger, a modern version of the 1940s television and radio series.. The actor, 48, tells Entertainment Weekly he was actually ...

Why ‘The Lone Ranger’s’ Johnny Depp Joined the Comanche Nation. ... The film stars Johnny Depp as Tonto — a character who during his 1950s TV run spoke in broken English and lacked dimension.

Johnny Depp and producer Jerry Bruckheimer have spoken out for the first time since mega-budget Western "The Lone Ranger" crumbled at the global box office, blaming U.S. critics for one of the ...