"Lone Ranger" Remake Sinks Tonto in The Spotlight

"Lone Ranger" Remake Sinks Tonto in The Spotlight: After the first Disney film has adventure "Lone Ranger" on the Internet was in confusion about what the direction of director Gore Verbinski will make it a remake of the classic television series of the 1950s.

Photo shows who ran Johnny Depp in full make-up that the spirit of a warrior, and Armie Hammer Tonto in a buttoned suit, mask sports the traditional black Lone Ranger, John Reid.

"Lone Ranger" TV show, which aired in 1949-1957, which followed the security guard, who became the vigilante Reed plays Clayton Moore, and his Native American Tonto compainion, Jay Silverheels played.

But in the remake of Gore Verbinski, Depp will be Tonto main character and a hammer will be the Lone Ranger buddy.

"I started thinking about Tonto and what you can do in my own small way ..." Liquidation "is not possible - but reinvent the relationship, to try a little mess thrown on the Indians, not only in the" Lone Ranger "and the Indians were treated throughout the history of cinema, as well as turn it upside down," said Johnny Depp on Entertainment Weekly his character.

The film has already begun shooting in New Mexico and will be released on May 13, 2013. In addition to Depp and the hammer, the film stars Helena Bonham Carter, William Fichtner and Tom Wilkinson.

Ron Artest

Basketball player Ron Artest was the first participant to leave "Dancing with the Stars" (DWTS) in the first of the new season, which was shown last night on ABC.

NBA player Ron Artest failed to impress the judges on the first to the 13th season of Dancing with the Stars. He and his partner, Peta Murgatroyd, presented a cha-cha routine, which was one of the poorest performances in the show Tuesday. The couple got only 14 points on 30 Explain why it was voted, Carrie Ann Inaba judges said: "It was sexy, but bad for all the technical reasons."

With him, the couple with the lowest number of points Rob Kardashian and Nancy Grace.

After announcing the first competitor who was about to say goodbye to the series, Artest was always cheerful. He took the opportunity to thank the show's television network, the show and your partner. "Peta was great! It was awesome," he said.

One day after the abolition, Artest admitted, which changed its name to World Peace Metta to Us Weekly that he was a bit "disappointed" to leave the competition as quickly. "I did not leave a bad impression on television [and] be angry and sad," he confessed. But this experience allowed him to become a better basketball player. He said there is a significant difference in the field on his physical condition. Artest has accepted that, after a week of dance training every day, her hips felt better. He also said that if it is off the show he found a new passion.

"I'm leaving the show, but now I love to dance!" He said.

The other participants are: Chaz Bono, David Arquette, JR Martinez, Rob Kardashian, Ricki Lake, Kristin Cavallari, Elisabetta Canalis, Nancy Grace, Hope Solo and Chyanne Phillips.