Lily-Rose Depp's road to Nosferatu: 'People have been ready to see me fail'
Lily-Rose Depp doesn't mind if people want to see her fail since she's aiming to "prove them wrong." The actress, the daughter of actor-musician Johnny Depp and French model-actress-singer Vanessa Paradis, recently spoke with Vanity Fair on her struggle to develop her own identity in Hollywood, amid criticism. Lily-Rose Depp. Getty Images "I feel like people have been ready to see me fail, in a way, since I was a kid," she say. "That has just motivated me to strive harder and prove them incorrect. Not in a vengeful way, but rather as fuel for my fire. I want to establish that I am a hard worker, and I am only here to work hard. But Rob [Eggers, Nosferatu's director] was on my bucket list. I didn't expect to work with him so quickly, so early in my career." The Idol star added that she's accustomed to the continual pressure since "it's been my life" and she "comes from a family of artists." "Both ...