there are No words...
How true is this??!!:
"Depp has been around since "A Nightmare on Elm Street," and with 2003's "Pirates of the Caribbean" he finally broke into the mainstream (cult films by Tim Burton have mainly been his resume so far). The thing is, we rarely see Depp himself on-screen -- in "Edward Scissorhands" he was the social outcast, quiet and disturbed, muttering only a handful of lines. In "Ed Wood" he was channeling the Worst Director of All Time. In "Sleepy Hollow" he was putting on the olden days act, and in "Pirates of the Caribbean" he was the drunken British pirate.
Depp is rarely actually Depp. Even in "Nick of Time" he was the silent businessman, very out of character from his very suave self. Here Johnny gets to finally have loads of fun, be his cool self, and show off his flair for action films. He's both the comic relief and the guy you wish would get a role as an action hero some day."
"Depp has been around since "A Nightmare on Elm Street," and with 2003's "Pirates of the Caribbean" he finally broke into the mainstream (cult films by Tim Burton have mainly been his resume so far). The thing is, we rarely see Depp himself on-screen -- in "Edward Scissorhands" he was the social outcast, quiet and disturbed, muttering only a handful of lines. In "Ed Wood" he was channeling the Worst Director of All Time. In "Sleepy Hollow" he was putting on the olden days act, and in "Pirates of the Caribbean" he was the drunken British pirate.
Depp is rarely actually Depp. Even in "Nick of Time" he was the silent businessman, very out of character from his very suave self. Here Johnny gets to finally have loads of fun, be his cool self, and show off his flair for action films. He's both the comic relief and the guy you wish would get a role as an action hero some day."