The ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ star Johnny Depp, uploaded a video on his personal Instagram page on June 8, and remembered George Floyd by singing and playing Bob Dylan’s legendary song ‘The Times They Are A-Changin.’
The well-known actor, who received Golden Globe Best Actor award for his performance in ‘Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street’ captioned this video as follows:
“…Dylan’s song applies to Covid-19, it also, very strongly applies to the life altering image of George Floyd, forever seared to our brains… For me, it applies to the moment we are in, it applies to the moment they were in in 1963, it applies to everything before and everything since and everything that will be.”
And the 56-year-old actor continued:
“I chose to perform this song live, for my friend @drbarbarasturm Covid benefit several weeks ago… I didn’t really know how to play it, but I figured I’d give it a shot, as it seemed to apply so well. And it applies now, more than ever. It was performed a couple of weeks before our collective paralysis was rendered complete by the images of our fellow human George Floyd being cruelly and brutally tortured to death on live TV.”
The favorite actor of the famous director, Tim Burton, Johnny Depp added:
“Let us take a moment to remember the sacrificial hero George Floyd and look with hope towards the changes that his tragic death will cause. And let’s salute the reluctant prophet Bob Dylan and the dream of change he inspired then, now, and onwards…”
Then, Depp listed the names of the highly valuable artists and mentioned about their impacts on us and the earth.
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