John Waters Discusses Cancel Culture And Johnny Depp: ‘I Never Saw Him Act Negatively To A Woman In My Entire Life’

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John Waters spoke about cancel culture and Johnny Depp in a new interview with the New York Times. The 75-year-old filmmaker, who worked with Depp on 1990’s “Cry-Baby”, was asked about his views on the actor as he was questioned about “when people become pariahs for things that are outside of the work.” READ MORE: Brian Cox Admits He Was ‘A Bit Harsh’ Calling Johnny Depp ‘Overblown’ & ‘Overrated’ “It’s a good thing we are not going retroactive here because practically every artist would be cancelled. “I have a thing about who I would cancel: J.K.

Rowling. Give her some Preparation H for that transphobia,” he added, referencing the “Harry Potter” author’s controversial comments about the transgender community.

Waters went on, “What’s the matter with her? There are people I would like to cancel, but at the same time I’m saying it humorously.” READ MORE: Witness List In Johnny Depp Vs.

Amber Heard Defamation Case Includes James Franco, Elon Musk And More He added, “I’m not going to go through each person who’s been cancelled and say what I think, but I never saw Johnny Depp act negatively to a woman in my entire life — and I did drugs and got drunk with him.” Depp lost his libel case against U.K.