Johnny Depp

it represents freedom and a sense of wanderlust and exploration. and it means you're a pirate, like Captain Jack Sparrow.

Johnny Depp marches to his own drummer which lends to the impression of being an antihero. He takes the roles he finds interesting and it seems money has little to do with the process.

Johnny Depp's favorite song is:"Forever Young" by Bob Dylan.

yep

for what? and yes he dose

No, he played Nancy's boyfriend Glen in the original film. For the remake, the man playing Freddy was an actor named Jackie Haley, who is best known and loved for playing Rorschach in the film adaptation of "Watchmen".

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No, he was merely a self-harmer for some time during his youth.

he didn't forget he was just reading the script
-snoady

Johnny depp was 36 when he starred in the 1999 movie The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.

Johnny said that Captain Jack was a combination of Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones and Disney's Pepe Le Pew. LOL Johnny said he wasn't worried about Pepe's reaction, but wasn't sure about Keith's reaction. Richards went on to appear in the "Pirates" movies and played Sparrow's father, Captain Teague.

in hollywood when he met Nicholas Cage who told him he should try his hand in acting..although I believe JD would say his real love was music and would have preferred to play in a band his whole life..

Johnny Depp actually plays himself in Jack and Jill. The film was written by Adam Sandler and Steve Koren, and released in 2011.

I have heard he paid $3 million but that info may or may not be accurate.

Johnny Brosnan has: Performed in "Out of Athens Part 1" in 2000. Performed in "Out of Athens Part 2" in 2000. Performed in "Alone with... Volume 1" in 2001. Performed in "Big as They Come III" in 2001. Performed in "Bedtime Stories I" in 2002. Performed in "The Dark Side" in 2002. Performed in "Goldenrod" in 2003.

Yes, he starred as Mort Rainey (I won't give away the plotline, Its has a great twist).

Nobody won an Oscar for the movie, but Leonardo DiCaprio was nominated for the "Best Actor in a Supporting Role" Oscar for his work in the movie.

They met in the Bel Age Hotel coffee house in Los Angeles and drank like 6 pots of coffee and talked the whole time, and a great friendship was started. It was a meeting for the part of Edward Scissorhands. Johnny Depp wanted the part badly but felt he had no chance a and had tried to back out of the interview. During their meeting, as written in Burton on Burton, Johnny Depp thought "this hypersensitive madman is Edward Scissorhands." Depp recalls that this interaction occurred in 1989.

no he did not.

The music for the movie The Tourist was by James Newton Howard.

I don't think he did.

River Phoenix, older brother to Joaquin Phoenix.

Johnny Burke has: Played Relative in "Daddy Boy" in 1927. Performed in "A Finished Actor" in 1927. Played Desperate Dan in "Love in a Police Station" in 1927. Played The Undertaker in "Gold Digger of Weepah" in 1927. Played Johnny the Janitor in "The Campus Carmen" in 1928. Played Barney Benson in "The Campus Vamp" in 1928. Played Handy Andy in "A Dumb Waiter" in 1928. Played Minor Role in "The Beach Club" in 1928. Played Handy Andy McDuff in "A Jim Jam Janitor" in 1928. Played Johnny in "The Good-Bye Kiss" in 1928. Played Handy Andy in "Ladies Must Eat" in 1929. Played Johnny - the Hired Man in "The Old Barn" in 1929. Played Cornelius McNitt in "Matchmaking Mamma" in 1929. Played Handy Andy in "Clunked on the Corner" in 1929. Played Johnny Collins in "Broadway Blues" in 1929. Played Pete Hayes - Barber in "A Close Shave" in 1929. Played 2nd Musician in "Uncle Tom" in 1929. Played Johnny Brooks in "He Trumped Her Ace" in 1930. Played himself in "Vitaphone Funsters" in 1937.

Depp uses his celebrity for many charitable causes, some benefit the environment such as EJF (Environmental Justice Foundation).

in the original movie when it was first released johnny depp's character "Glen" was pulled into a waterbed mattress with his tv and his mom found him the next morning when changing his bedding. The one released today shows him falling asleep watching tv and being pulled into a regular mattress with lots of blood. Not sure why they changed it and can't find any info on it. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Actually the scene in the movie is correct. He was pulled into his bed and blood comes pouring out. That's how that scene has always been. The scene you're thinking about with the waterbed is with Joey, Nightmare on Elm Street 4. That's when the girl appears missing from the poster and in Joey's waterbed. Then she disappears and Freddy shows up, says "How's this for a wet dream? And proceeds to stab Joey multiple times. Then the next morning a MTV show is on. Joey's Mom walks in an says, "I'm getting tired of picking up your clothes." She yells for Joey thinking he's still sleep she pulls back the covers, then she sees him drowned in his waterbed. Joey's weakness was always women. That's how Freddy got to him twice. I've seen these movies way to many times to count. NOES came out in 84. I was almost 3. I've been watching them nonstop since I the release of the first one.