Christian Bale Doesn't Mess Around

July 1, 2009 at 10:46am PST
Tags: Christian Bale, Johnny Depp, movie set, Public Enemies
Photos: Universal Pictures

Christian Bale told the Chicago Sun-Times that he did not become Johnny Depp's friend on the set of Public Enemies (out today) because he prefers not to talk between takes.

"I wish to not talk unless we're doing the scene. I enjoy it that way. Johnny seemed happy to do it that way, too," Bale said. "So the answer is: No, we really didn't get to know each other better between each take."

He added, "So I guess I'll have to wait and get to know Johnny Depp someday."

Why are we not surprised at Christian's, er, 'different' on-set behavior? Oh, right.

Johnny Depp is not void of his own strange practices, either. Johnny recently told Conan O'Brien on The Tonight Show that he never watches his own movies, because he doesn't like seeing himself on screen.

Stars... sometimes, they're really not like us. Who wouldn’t want to get to know Johnny Depp?!

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