The Libertine - Deleted scenes with commentary

[@minajdm4343]

Johnny's performance in this movie was one of his and one of the BEST performances I've ever seen

[@constancelaundon]

I believe Mr. Depp could do Hamlet and Othello, and later in his life, King Lear. He has the breadth of emotion as an actor and the depth of soul as a person to make these characters come alive for a new generation. He may not only be the James Dean of our time, but he may be the Laurence Olivier of our time, as well, if given the opportunity.

[@sakinehbs]

Damn, he is the greatest actor I've ever seen.

[@sandradeenicholson]

💯Truly agree!

[@bouchemalferiel1154]

Oui incroyable

[@sandradeenicholson]

Johnny Depp is truly the best actor of ALL time. I think there is no actor more dedicated and more giving of himself than JD. He truly is not of this world. He is truly made of pure STARDUST. Just the very brightest in the Universe...may he and his family live long and healthily and be surrounded by true and everlasting love and security. What a gift he is to the world. Such a kind soul. Such a wounded soul. Such a forgiving soul. Truly the brightest star that ever was...

[@KatharinaK117]

The brightest in the Universe? How YOU would know? He is an excellent actor, but this is too much of "praise"...

[@sandradeenicholson]

@@KatharinaK117 Well I cannot think of a brighter star. You are entitled to your opinion just like I am entitled to mine. Yes? 😊 Surely there are other more serious things to weigh in on. ✌️

[@KatharinaK117]

@@sandradeenicholson Johnny IS the best actor of TODAY! Who would know it better, than me, lol! But...you wrote: the brightest in the whole Universe! Maybe I have another perception on "this". Lol. If you mean, Johnny is the brightest human being in the WHOLE Universe, it is not true. BUT ...if it s the "brightest star" (Hollyw.), then yes! I agree with you...BUT Johnny was BLACKLISTED for years, maybe tht didnt get to you, yet. So you cant say it. In this way! As well, I dont even want, he wins "The Oscar". He dsnt need such "recognition". But you are the wrong person to talk to, when it comes to this! Bye bye...yeah, there r more SERIOUS things to weigh in...you bet! And the Universe is filled with shining stars, you see them every night, almost, when you would look in the NightSky..and THEY are the real Stars for me. However, yes, Johnny is the best actor of today! True dat!

[@sandradeenicholson]

@@KatharinaK117 I read your comment. To ME, he is the brightest star in the Universe. To ME. 😊💯

[@KatharinaK117]

@@sandradeenicholson Lol...my mother-tongue aint English! And "bright" means in English as well "intelligent", etc...I think, nobody would even claim of oneself to be the most intelligent on this Earth, let alone, in the Universe. So...I dont agree. BUT if you meant bright for light, shining bright...yes. If it s for you! I top THIS meaning: For ME John Christopher Depp is the brightest, (shining) star in the whole galaxies! :) And I dont mean "Star of Hwd". I mean, what I said! Lol! But tht s just for ME! Lol!

[@lifeisabirdsong6678]

Why did they delete this scene. I think this is Johnny´s best performance ever, such and amazing actor

[@minajdm4343]

But I think this WAS in the movie

[@leen_art]

@@minajdm4343 some of it was but not the one where he talked to his son

[@carlacastillo3110]

There is no doubt that jd is one of the best actors of his generation

[@sandradeenicholson]

💯💝

[@abrazalves]

Very interesting. I did not know about this film of Johnny Depp. Fantastic

[@bouchemalferiel1154]

A voir en plus c'est une histoire vrai

[@proudmarinemomma827]

I haven’t seen this movie… looks like something I’d like..

[@millardthompson6844]

HE IS HE SO GOOD SO GOOD

[@dr.aniasara7038]

Gee, those were important scenes into his life. There are scenes used I would have replaced with those omitted. It was indeed a wonderfully done film. There are scenes I would have fast forward that did not include Rochester's scenes.

[@carlacastillo3110]

Justice for my gorgeous man johnny depp

[@carolkristian1146]

Except for the great acting, realize that this was a "play" and did not tell the truth regarding the Earl's life. He loved the Country, spending most of his life there in various agricultural pursuits, including some inventions. He is, next to Shakespeare, considered the greatest poet in British history. Only for five years of his life, he admittedly spent drinking. The Captain Billy Downs incident happened during this period. He adored his wife and she him, although he was an infamous rake. The King never completely disavowed him, as his loyalty to the 1st Earl who almost single handedly hid him and brought him back to London where he regained his throne after the execution of Charles the 1st, and Cromwell's takeover never faded. Also, Charles the 2nd was also invoved in the procurement of "ladies" and other stunts with the Earl. This so-called adherment to his life is a farce. The deathbed "confession/conversion" scene has been largely accepted as a story made up by his mother in order to raise the Earl's legacy, as he remained true to his Libertine status to the end. A true genious, I wish people would read his actual poetry. You would see that he was much more than a philandering drunk who gave his wife and son gonorrhea and syphilis which they died from, his son as a 10 year old and his wife, a year after he died. A very complex and facinating man, who would disquise himself as several characters including Dr. Bendo for his enjoyment fooling many Londoners, he was much more than this play that attempts to condense his life by exploiting some tawdry facts about the Earl's short but amazing existence, of which I have read extensively. You can e-mail me at [e-mail] for links and other info.

[@leen_art]

Exactly I was wondering why they touched his bruises and weather they where infected or not thank you for the priceless information

[@dri748]

Thank you.

[@KatharinaK117]

For what ppl should mail you? Lmao! A disgusting character, who got, wht his lifestyle was all about! Like it was in these centuries, Syphyllis! Was deadly in the end! And portrayed the life-style! Nothing to be praised about at all! I dont want to read this poet, either! Oh, really? You lived at the time, where the Earl lived, uh? To know? On his deathbed he sure as hell exists, confessed! As it was considered a big deal back then! And he wasnt "a true genius". And you seem to enjoy your long comment, also stating, he gave his WIFE AND CHILD disgusting diseases! I pity you! To adore this "poet". His WIFE AND CHILD died due this guy s horrible, most immorale actions! I pity your soul! If you even have one! NO wonder, the directors of this movie, deleted this scene! They dont love the Bible, nah? Enuff said!

[@ep300373]

Это одна из лучших его ролей!!! 💗

[@bouchemalferiel1154]

😢 oui j'ai bc pleuré johnny il était incroyable comme toujours

[@nayelivevo4733]

Wow!😕

[@ep300373]

В фильме нет этих сцен

[@jovanatubic4390]

Tifus?

[@Milarkimilarki]

why aren’t such great works promoted. JUST bubblegum from USA film factories. YUCK

[@carolkristian1146]

This movie is such a lie. Lord Rochester's life was was rich with his poetry, inventions and his contributions to the Restoration. He was a war hero, the master of the bedchamber and a member of the house of Lords. He loved his wife and children. He loved the country more than London. The play they show was never performed. Yes he was a womanizer, and yes he left Captain Downs to die. But he was a multifaceted genious that this movie completely denies. He drank for five years and quit. He went on to make many inventions, was an expert in animal husbandry. His deathbed confession was manufactured by his mother. He died as he had lived, a pure child of the restoration still beloved by Charles the second.

[@anactaneustheeleventh2542]

If he died at 33 that would explain a lot about his drinking.

[@anactaneustheeleventh2542]

Maritza Piccarillo And that fact that he drank for five years while he was infected with syphilis made his condition worst.

[@KatharinaK117]

@@anactaneustheeleventh2542 Disgusting! Immorale to the core, and tht s why such ppl got Syphyllis in these centuries!