Lily Rose Depp, owing to her family line, has always found herself in the midst of burning Hollywood discussions, but it was only when she starred in the Sam Levinson series alongside The Weeknd that things really touched the ceiling. A highly polarizing concept, the series was set to have more than a single season.occurrence,

A year after its release, Lily Rose Depp has, in a rare occurrence, reflected on the onslaught of hate that followed the series even before it began.

Having had a father who was a headliner in the wave of cinema that swept the world, Lily Rose Depp is no stranger to the concept of cinema and its subjectivity. Despite the knowledge, the hate that followed The Idol would shake up even the strongest of soldiers. However, in an interview with Vanity Fair, the actress has stated that she still stands by the series and is delighted whenever someone expresses their likeness towards the same, so much so that she is all in for a second season.

The actress is also close with the creators, Sam and Ashley Levinson and revealed that the team knew that the series was not going to be everyone's cup of tea yet pushed with the risk with the hopes that it would find its crowd. With a 19% Tomatometer rating a year after its release, it is safe to say that The Idol's crowd was fairly small.

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Despite her previous project having flunked, it was difficult to flunk Lily Rose Depp's performance. This, among more significant reasons, is adding up to her next project being a big break.

For a year that had minimal horror releases lined up during Halloween, it does come as a great shock that Lily Rose Depp's period gothic horror is set to be released this Christmas, being a perfect watch for those who are done being jolly. The movie is no small feat, as Lily Rose Depp happens to be just one star in its star-studded pack.

From Aaron Taylor Johnson, Emma Corrin, William Dafoe, to Ralph Ineson, and Nicholas Hoult, the cast is a puller in itself. Add to the mix the masterly direction of Robert Eggers, and you have yourself a horror mix ready to lure fans away from their holly jolly Christmas celebrations.

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