From Johnny Depp to Selena Gomez, filmmaker Jim Jarmusch lends himself to a “Name dropping” session

CLAP Brut, partner of “20 Minutes”, meets the director of the unforgettable “Stranger than paradise” Jim Jarmusch’s Name dropping — 20 Minutes – Brut< /em>

If Name dropping (literally “dropping names”) is a figure of speech generally consisting of quoting well-known names in an attempt to impress, Brut seizes it; to allow celebrities talking… other celebrities. And today, it’s the American director Jim Jarmusch who lends himself to the game.

““Tilda Swinton should lead the planet Earth”

À About Johnny Depp, Jarmusch says, “People see him as a movie star, but I see him as a multi-talented artist who became an actor by accident. He is a musician, painter, writer” As for Tilda Swinton, “she should rule the planet Earth because she’s benevolent, very intelligent, understands how people should relate to each other”.

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Of Cate Blanchett, the director claims that she is “a criminal, an artist of swindle: a hundred years ago, she could have made you believe n’ whatever. That she was poor, or sick, or very rich and powerful,” he smiles. Also find out what he thinks of Adam Driver, Bill Murray, Selena Gomez and Winona Ryder…