"Everyone was being so mean to him and I got really upset,” the actress said about her father Johnny Depp's role in the 1990 film.

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 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.

"I remember being petrified by that," Lily-Rose Depp said of watching her father's movie 'Edward Scissorhands' at 3 years old

Lily-Rose Depp recalled the "difficult childhood memory" of being "petrified" after watching a cult-classic '90s film starring her father, Johnny Depp.

Tim Burton's Edward Scissorhands told the story of an Avon salesperson (played by Dianne Wiest) and her daughter (played by Winona Ryder) and their tragic encounter with the mysteriously artificial, ageless man (played by Johnny). 20thcentfox / ©20thCentFox/Courtesy Everett Collection, Sunset Boulevard / Corbis via Getty Images

Lily-Rose Depp Felt Traumatized by Dad's Early Movie. Lily-Rose Depp of the current hit Nosferatu has revealed that she felt upset due to the way her dad's

Lily-Rose Depp discusses her childhood trauma after watching her father Johnny Depp's film Edward Scissorhands, revealing her emotional connection to the character and her upcoming film Nosferatu.

Lily-Rose Depp was "traumatised" after watching her father Johnny Depp in 'Edward Scissorhands' when she was little. The actress - who is the daughter of the 'Pirates of the Caribbean' actor and singer Vanessa Paradis - has reflected on being frightened when she saw her father playing a man with scissor blades for hands in the 1990 film at the age of three.