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 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,

Lily-Rose Depp is opening about the most “upsetting” part about the divisive reaction to her and The Weeknd ’s sexed-up music industry drama The Idol, explaining that it was difficult for her to watch director and co-creator Sam Levinson receive hate for the highly-discussed HBO series.

In 'The Idol', Depp played a pop star who gets involved in a twisted relationship with a nightclub owner who is also a cult leader. The series was cancelled after the first season

Lily-Rose Depp defends director Sam Levinson amid criticism for HBO's 'The Idol,' expressing her deep admiration and respect for him. She describes he

There were certainly a few bright spots, including Rachel Sennott 's Leia and Da'Vine Joy Randolph 's Destiny (both of whom deserved more screen time), but the series' biggest underserved player was star Lily-Rose Depp,

After the controversial HBO show was canceled after one season, Lily-Rose Depp defended 'The Idol' creator Sam Levinson.

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.