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A mysterious, charismatic young man claims to be the legendary lover Don Juan. A psychologist is tasked with evaluating his sanity, but as he delves into the patient's fantastical stories, his own grip on reality begins to loosen. The patient's passionate tales and unwavering belief in his identity challenge the doctor's cynical worldview.

Don Juan DeMarco received mixed reviews from critics. While Johnny Depp's performance was generally praised for its charm and commitment, and the chemistry between Depp and Faye Dunaway was noted, many found the film's premise somewhat unbelievable and its execution uneven. Marlon Brando's performance was also a highlight for some.

• Praised for Johnny Depp's charismatic performance as the titular character.
• Faye Dunaway and Marlon Brando deliver strong supporting roles.
• Criticized for a storyline that struggles to maintain credibility and a lack of emotional depth.

Google audience: Audiences generally appreciated the film's romantic premise and the lead actors' performances, finding it a charming if somewhat flawed romantic comedy. Some viewers found the plot a bit predictable, but many enjoyed the escapist fantasy.

Marlon Brando, who plays the psychiatrist Jack Mickler, was good friends with director Jeremy Leven and agreed to be in the film partly because Leven had a debilitating fear of flying, and Brando wanted to help him overcome it by making the filming location convenient for him.