The museum that Johnny Depp visited during his stay in Madrid, along with an old friend

American actor Johnny Depp has once again been in the media spotlight during his visit to Madrid. Accompanied by his friend and co-star Penélope Cruz , he took advantage of a break from filming his new movie, Day Drinker , to participate in an exclusive cultural event that has captured the attention of his fans and the media.

The visit has generated significant interest on social media, especially due to the location chosen and the personal bond between the two Hollywood stars. Both actors are in the Spanish capital acting in the film directed by Marc Webb , which also stars actors such as Aron Piper, Madelyn Cline, Manu Ríos, and Juan Diego Botto .

The shoot reunited Depp and Cruz for another collaboration, following their collaboration on titles such as Pirates of the Caribbean and Murder on the Orient Express . The actors visited the Reina Sofía Museum , where they were both discreetly received by the center's staff.

Images shared on social media show Johnny Depp and Penélope Cruz posing in front of Pablo Picasso's Guernica , one of the most iconic works of contemporary art. The museum itself thanked them for their visit with an official message in English on its official social media accounts: "Thank you for coming, see you next time!" The photograph has been widely shared on social media, although it has also sparked some comments due to the exceptional openness of the space for actors.

During the tour, Depp was also accompanied by Argentine businessman Jorge "Corcho" Rodríguez, who shared some details of the meeting on Instagram . In his post, he thanked Cruz for the invitation and highlighted the universal impact of Picasso's 1937 painting.