Tim Burton confirms future collaboration with Johnny Depp
- Tim Burton and Johnny Depp have collaborated on eight films over 22 years.
- Burton expressed optimism about working with Depp again but emphasized project-based casting.
- Burton confirmed he will not create sequels for some of his classic films, highlighting his commitment to original storytelling.
At the Marrakech Film Festival, Tim Burton shared insights about his collaboration with Johnny Depp, revealing that they have worked together eight times over the past 22 years, with notable films like 'Edward Scissorhands' and 'Sleepy Hollow'. Despite their time apart, Burton expressed confidence that they would reunite for another project, although he indicated that this would depend on the nature of the films he is creating. Most recently, Burton directed a sequel to 'Beetlejuice', featuring actors such as Jenna Ortega and Winona Ryder, in which he expanded on his filmmaking philosophy that emphasizes collaboration with actors. While Burton embraces collaboration, he firmly stated that he will never produce sequels to some of his earlier works, including 'Edward Scissorhands' and 'The Nightmare Before Christmas', both of which he considers standalone films that should remain untouched. He also revealed that he has no interest in making superhero films, despite the success of his previous Batman series, illustrating his desire to explore new creative avenues without revisiting past successes.