Johnny Depp: Cool or Fool?

he causes the chocolat but i cause the pain, innit, word life.

JOHNNY DEPP! YOU AND I MAY BE 25 YEARS APART! BUT... BUT WE WERE MEANT TO.. MEET EACHOTHER!!!! .. I want to be his best friend ^_^

SO CUTE HOW YE NAMED YER SON JACK AND LILYROSE!!! HOW THE WEATHER IN FRANCE!? HUH! I HATE IT HERE IN ILLINOIS... damn damn damn damn damn damn damn damn can you imagine having a winterday after a summerday over.. and over.... and over... GOOD NIGHT JOHNNY SEXY SEXY!!!

Stitch says hi, spongebob says wassap and he said you'de know what he meant when I told you he said hes ready.. WINK WINK, and Puss In Boots says "Donkey attemped rape me twice. Help. Oh. No. Not again."
Yes...
Zim says he will find you for me on his way around the world to take it over. Gir says 'bark'. . . yeah.. NIGHT NIGHT BABY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! KEEP CHARMING IN YOUR NEXT MOVIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

MBOT probably wrote the closer, "You Know I Couldn't Last" for you.

Morrissey used the I Kill You With Guns McQueen backdrop in one of his tours, and in a recent interview, I think it was this picture that was up in his house. Everything is coming full circle.

So no one knows if JD still lives there? What kind of lame board is this?

Johnny Depp= cool.

6.  MANSION OWNED BY JOHNNY DEPP (high on the hillside just west of  Sweetzer Avenue)

When actor Johnny Depp bought this 29-room mansion in 1995, some entertainment magazines reported that it was once owned by Bela Lugosi and that the Munchkins stayed there during the filming of The Wizard of Oz.  Hollywood historian Laurie Jacobson insists that neither claim is correct, and that the castle only looks like the type of home the one-time Dracula star might have lived in. 

In fact, the castle was once owned by Hersee Moody Carson, the childless widow of a multimillionaire, and it was called the “Castle of the Fairy Lady”  because she used to hold parties there for orphans on major holidays during the 1930s and 1940s.  Before Depp shelled out $2.3 million for the gated estate, it was owned by divorce attorney Michael Mitchelson, who lost it in a bankruptcy after being convicted of tax fraud.

What you can see from Sunset, behind thick foliage, is the backside of the mansion.  The front entrance is on North Sweetzer Avenue.

Is this hard to find? Can someone from L.A. take me to the next door residence please?

Radio 2 will also host the world premiere broadcast of the first musical collaboration between Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, The Likes of Us.

I really don't like him. Why does everyone love him so much? And especially, why do people think he's hot? He's NOT. And never was.

Well argued.

Johnny Depp is a movie star. This means something entirely different than being an actor. You can be both at the same time, but even though I have mixed and ambiguous feelings about Depp's acting ability, there is no question in my mind he's a great movie star.

I don't belittle that, either. It takes a lot of talent to be a great movie star, not just good cheekbones. Shit, if cheekbones were all it took, every fashion model would be a movie star.

hated him for years because of this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qbbIgG87vU

Sorta cool.
Pirate Johnny Depp makes surprise school visit

As broken by newsround!

I much prefer watching newsround than the actual BBC news these days. Much less depressing.

I just want everybody to be clear

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/01/24/johnny-depp-dead-rip-its_n_434569.html

thanks HuffPo!

at what point did he start to suck? Can we blame tim burton somehow?

Sweeney Todd is his best role in the last decade or so

Blow did.

we can always blame tim burton

Yeah, all Burton's fault, or the silly Pirates movies. But every once in a while he makes an effort, like Finding Neverland, or Public Enemies. Then he does a (literal) no-brainer, like Rob Marshall's upcoming "Into the Woods.' I'm going to guess he plays ... the wolf.

^ILX H8 Sondheim

(not that Rob Marshall isn't a good bet to ruin it)

whadday know: http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id/9465212/can-johnny-depp-career-saved

xpost Yeah, I'd take that bet. If Marshall can't do it ...

Burton tuned him into a muppet. Never been a huge fan but lately he is just so annoying. Would like to see him play someone's dad or grandfather, something subtle, not the main star. guess I want him to be Alan Arkin...I LOVE Alan Arkin.

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The stuff with make-up is pretty savvy, actually, because I saw unadorned Depp in that Warwick Davis faux doc and he looked oooooold. .

left vanessa for amber heard? fool

I vote fool...He has been looking rough in some photos I saw last year in a magazine in some lobby.

Does Hollywood or do PR people still do the ole PR trick of pairing a couple to boost careers? Tying her with an establish star and him with what was supposed to be a dynamic, new talent?

Make-up does a lot for people. In real life Heard doesn't stand out and looks several years older than she is supposed to be.

Watched Blow last night. I'd seen it before. Far from great, but not bad. It's almost funny how imitative it is of its two or three blueprints, none of which is really Scarface. Goodfellas is everywhere, and there's Boogie Nights and Carlito's Way here and there. (Seeing as Boogie Nights steals a lot from Goodfellas, that may be redundant, but there are a couple of scenes more specifically in the style of Boogie Nights.) Depp does better than Penelope Cruz, who's just asked to yell a lot. Paul Reubens is good--I think this was a comeback of sorts at the time?

it was an effort towards that at least, mystery men was around that time as well. i've never seen blow but it does (or did) have that second tier scarface status w/ bros for a while, one of those movies i'd completely forgotten existed and then years later found out had a weird fanbase a la boondock saints.

saw Blow in the theater, thought it was p stupid/derivative but not entirely joyless. Paul Reubens is probably the best thing about it.

Mystery Men seems like a forgotten movie at this point - I hope it made Bob Burden a comfortable retirement fund, but it seems like it came out a decade too soon.