“There he is! There he is!” The excited scream ripped through the stifling summer afternoon, alerting the crowd of onlookers wielding phones and digital cameras. People were crammed onto a stretch of sidewalk on 11th Street, waiting to see actor Johnny Depp. He was scheduled to film the final local scenes of the movie “Public […]
“There he is! There he is!” The excited scream ripped through the stifling summer afternoon, alerting the crowd of onlookers. People were crammed onto a stretch of sidewalk on 11th Street, waiting to see actor Johnny Depp. He was scheduled to film the final local scenes of the movie “Public Enemies.”
Actor was not on scene; no one injured Life imitated art near a Chicago movie set when a police officer arrested a juvenile accused of shooting his gun outside a car near the filming of Johnny Depp’s mobster film “Public Enemies.”
Is it his pirate swagger in the Caribbean trilogy? His charming, carefree demeanor in “Chocolat”? Or the way he could cut hair in “Edward Scissorshands?” What is it about Johnny Depp that turns normally sane, practical journalists into work-ditching, responsibility-dodging women on the prowl? It’s D, all of the above.
Actor was not on scene; no one injured Life imitated art near a Chicago movie set when a police officer arrested a juvenile accused of shooting his gun outside a car near the filming of Johnny Depp’s mobster film “Public Enemies.”
Teens, tweens and their parents gathered along State Street for hours waiting for actor Johnny Depp, who on Wednesday was supposed to film a scene for his upcoming film “Public Enemies.” Depp was supposed to film the scene near 11th and State streets, but that never occurred Wednesday night.
Every time actor Johnny Depp steps out of his trailer for a scene in the movie “Public Enemies” being shot in Wisconsin, spectators try to get his picture. But, a resourceful Brookfield teacher and her fifth graders got the photo. In fact, they got 21 of them! FOX 6’s Joanne Williams has the story.
Washington, June 17 : Johnny Depp is certainly a man of words, as the actor kept a promise he made to a 12-year-old fan by sending him the fedora he wore as bank robber John Dillinger in his latest film ‘Public Enemies’.
OSHKOSH, Wis. — Twelve-year-old Jack Taylor got a good lesson in following through on promises. He had just one request in April when he met movie star Johnny Depp, who was in the area filming parts for the upcoming John Dillinger movie ‘‘Public Enemies.’’ Taylor wanted Depp’s hat.
Twelve-year-old Jack Taylor had just one request in April when he met movie star Johnny Depp, who was in the area filming parts for the upcoming John Dillinger movie “Public Enemies.” Taylor wanted Depp’s hat.