The Idol ended after one season, but Lily-Rose Depp still stands beside the show's co-creator, Sam Levinson . Nearly two years after the cancellation of the controversial show, which co-starred Depp and The Weeknd ,

The actress, who starred opposite The Weeknd in the controversial HBO drama, continues to speak highly of the series: "It’s beautiful and I wouldn’t have changed anything about it.”

Lily-Rose Depp says that watching Edward Scissorhands “traumatized” her. The actress recently spoke to Harper’s Bazaar about her new film, Nosferatu and spoke about being allowed to watch her father, Johnny Depp, in Edward Scissorhands years ago.

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The actress said that she still hasn't rewatched the Tim Burton classic, which she first saw when she was a child. The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Lily-Rose Depp is defending The Idol creator and director Sam Levinson after the explicit show received negative reviews and backlash. The Nosferatu actor recently opened up about her love for the show and being “pushed so far out of my comfort zone” in the role of popstar Jocelyn in the HBO series.

Lily-Rose Depp is standing up for Sam Levinson and their collaboration on HBO’s “The Idol.” During an appearance on the “Happy Sad Confused” podcast, Depp defended Levinson against the backlash for his one-season HBO drama “The Idol,