Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis’daughter Lily-Rose Depp has been making waves for her acting roles, most recently for her starring role in Nosferatu. Nosferatu has been making headlines and becoming a favorite for fans on Letterboxd for its beautiful storytelling and rather spooky,

Lily-Rose Depp recalled the "difficult childhood memory" of being "petrified" after watching a cult-classic '90s film starring her father, Johnny Depp.

Lily-Rose Depp gave a shocking performance as Ellen Hutter in Nosferatu, and the 1981 horror film Possession helped her bring her character to life.

Nosferatu star Lily-Rose Depp has explained the remake's "bittersweet" ending change. The new version of the classic vampire film, which has just been released in cinemas, concludes with the actor's character Ellen and Count Orlok ( Bill Skarsgård) having a fatal naked embrace in her bedroom.

With Robert Eggers' version of Nosferatu now out in the world, SYFY WIRE asked the director to explain the haunting final imagery that might reframe how some viewers may look at Ellen Hutter's (Lily-Rose Depp) sacrifice to rid the world of Count Orlok (Bill Skarsgård).

Lily-Rose Depp brings psychological and physical torment to Robert Eggers Nosferatu, making her a perfect fit for the horror genre.

Director Robert Eggers has said Lily-Rose Depp brought him "to tears" during her audition for Nosferatu. Newsweek emailed a spokesperson for Depp for comment on Tuesday outside of normal business hours.

“As soon as I met her, it was clear. She really understood the script. She really understood the character,” writer-director Robert Eggers told Yahoo Entertainment. “Then she auditioned, and it was every bit as powerful as I expected and just as raw and ferocious as you see on the screen. I’m so proud of what she accomplished in this film.”

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Lily-Rose Depp, daughter of Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis, shared the story of an iconic classic film that emotionally disturbed her during childhood. The Nosferatu star has stepped into the genre of horror herself as she discussed watching her father Johnny's gothic fantasy film at a young age.

Robert Eggers' "Nosferatu" brings the centuries-old Romanian myth back into the forefront of the cultural zeitgeist.