Johnny Depp and Armie Hammer talk from the New Mexico set of the reboot

Johnny Depp and Armie Hammer talk from the New Mexico set of the reboot
Johnny Depp and Armie Hammer talk from the New Mexico
LAMY, N.M. — Trouble is brewing between the masked gunfighter (Armie Hammer) and his newfound Comanche traveling companion, Tonto (Johnny Depp), late at night on the New Mexico set of The Lone Ranger. In the scene, the famed lawman is on a wooden porch, fuming behind his leather mask over the smoking carnage of an apparent Indian attack. The fuming turns to full-on rage as Tonto removes a ring from the finger of a body and places a white feather on the corpse's chest. The Lone Ranger sprints down the porch steps and grabs Tonto, only to have the Comanche flip him onto his back into the dirt in one seamless motion. Despite the resounding thud from Hammer, director Gore Verbinski calls for repeated takes of the scene. It's a key moment in the reboot — which has the Pirates of the Caribbean crew, Verbinski and producer Jerry Bruckheimer, at the helm — since it encapsulates the spirit of Hammer and Depp's new adventure.


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James Gandolfini’s Will: Son, Baby Daughter to Receive Bulk of $70M Estate

James Gandolfini’s Will: Son, Baby Daughter to Receive Bulk of $70M Estate
James Gandolfini’s Will
“Sopranos” star James Gandolfini has left a majority of his $70-million estate to his 13-year-old son, Michael, and infant daughter, Liliana. James Gandolfini’s Will: Son, Baby Daughter to Receive Bulk of $70M Estate More Pics from the Funeral Getty Images In the will, obtained by “Extra,” the fortune has been placed in a trust, which Michael will receive when he turns 21. Michael will split his father's Italian property with his half-sister when she turns 25, which came with a special request from the actor to keep it in the family “for as long as possible.” gandolfini2 Gandolfini also left millions to wife Deborah Lin, giving her the second largest ownership of his property after the children. The actor also names his siblings and relatives, including nieces, godchildren and close friends, and includes $200,000 gifts to his personal assistant and secretary. An estimated 2,000 friends, fans and relatives filled the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in Manhattan on June 27 to bid a sad farewell to the New Jersey born actor, who died of a heart attack three weeks ago at age 51. 

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