Johnny Depp's 'Tonto' Voice Revealed, The new "Lone Ranger" trailer features the actor showcasing a much deeper tone. 'The Lone Ranger' trailer features Johnny Depp speaking as Tonto, "There come a time, Kemosabe, when good man must wear mask."
The first trailer was just released for "The Lone Ranger," the big-budget cinematic adaptation of the classic Western hero with the white hat and black mask. And the footage gives the first snippet of how Johnny Depp sounds as the Ranger's faithful Native American companion, Tonto.
Depp drew a lot of attention when the first photos of his costumed look as Tonto were released. In a radical departure from how the character looked on the '50s TV series, Depp sports white-and-black facepaint and wears a stuffed crow on his head. But his voice in the role is not that far removed from how Jay Silverheels spoke as Tonto on the show. Depp's tone is much deeper than we're used to hearing, and he does use the character's famously broken English.
The first trailer was just released for "The Lone Ranger," the big-budget cinematic adaptation of the classic Western hero with the white hat and black mask. And the footage gives the first snippet of how Johnny Depp sounds as the Ranger's faithful Native American companion, Tonto.
Depp drew a lot of attention when the first photos of his costumed look as Tonto were released. In a radical departure from how the character looked on the '50s TV series, Depp sports white-and-black facepaint and wears a stuffed crow on his head. But his voice in the role is not that far removed from how Jay Silverheels spoke as Tonto on the show. Depp's tone is much deeper than we're used to hearing, and he does use the character's famously broken English.
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