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JDorg in collaboration with Markedmen and Scabvender is auctioning off a collector’s newspaper, that is signed and noted by Johnny Depp. The newspaper is from September 14th, 1994 and the headline was commented on by Johnny himself. It wil be accompanied by a statement of authenticity and a note with the descripition on how the comment came about. Ten percent of the proceeds will be donated to Marty Klabba’s charity, CoDA (Coalition of Dwarf Advocacy) The bidding will start on Tuesday at 7 pm EST and will be updated on ebay around the clock and here at Jdorg every three hours until the closing bid on Sunday evening at 7 p.m. EST. The winner will be announced on JDORG.

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First announced in May of 2005, could The Rum Diary finally be moving forward with Johnny Depp starring?

TheBadandUgly.com has received a casting announcement that suggests the Hunter S. Thompson adaptation will be Depp’s next, as it lists a March 2009 start date. Depp will play Paul Kemp, a freelance journalist writing for a rundown newspaper in 1950s Puerto Rico and surrounded by a bunch of lost souls bent on self-destruction. Bruce Robinson wrote the screenplay and will direct.

Depp previously starred in the big screen adaptation of Thompson’s “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.”

The casting call is for Chenault, the love interest in “The Rum Diary,” and you can read more details here

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We’ve added new magazines from this month,so that all the Johnny admirers have a good start in 2009.

Enjoy them in the Gallery

Preview:

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No,no,no…no need to worry. Johnny isn’t anywhere near the category “worst”. He was chosen by E! Online as the hottest presenter…and we fully agree of course!!He was short,spoke with what it seemed to be a ‘Dillinger’ accent, but Johnny was intense!

Here is what E! had to say

Hottest Presenter: We’re going with Johnny Depp, because he seemed like he just woke up from some sexy dream, and because Glenn Close looked like an excited schoolgirl when he came onstage. Trust us, it ain’t easy to get Close to squeal.

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We told you we will add them soon,so here they are,the screencaps from the ceremony,during Johnny’s presentation!

Preview:

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We’ve just added the clip with Johnny Depp presenting the award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy,looking lovely and shy as always.You can download it from
HERE. Thanks to our dear staffer buticut for grabbing the show!

Screencaps to be added soon

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Johnny looked dapper and of course handsome as ever. He spoke in his soft voice (a bit raspy as if maybe he is fighting a small cold).Of course clearly nervous like always.He was wearing a black on white tux with no tie. The boots were put away for the evening as he wore nice black shoes to match. His hair was still a bit short in the back and has grown a bit longer in the front (almost down to his jaw line). He didn?t have his glasses on but sported his facial hair that has grown back completely. His sleeves long and neat mostly covered whatever jewelry he may have worn.
He walked up and announced,
?It is my great pleasure to present the nominations for?.?
He read the names,
And said,
?And the golden globe goes to??
and that was it.

It was wonderful to see you Johnny, even though we know you could do without the nerve-wracking experience and that you do it for us?.Thank you Johnny.

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It seems to be voting-time…here’s another voting help is needed:

Hello Magazine most romantic couple

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It has been confirmed, that Johnny – as one of the Golden Globe winners from last year – will be one of the presenters at this year’s Golden Globes.

The winners of the 66th Annual Golden Globe Awards will be announced on Sunday, January 11, 2009 at The Beverly Hilton with a live telecast airing on NBC at 8 – 11 p.m (EST).

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Title: Public Enemies

Author: Chris Nashawaty

Publication: US – Entertainment Weekly

Issue: January 2009

YOU COULD SAY being an outlaw runs in Johnny Depp’s blood. After all, his grandfather ran moonshine on the back roads of Kentucky during Prohibition. So it shouldn’t come as any surprise that the actor jumped at the chance to play John Dillinger in Public Enemies. “Dillinger was one of those guys, like Charlie Chaplin and Evel Knievel, that I was fascinated with at a young age,” says Depp. ‘And because of my grandfather, the character was pretty easy for me to connect to. In a way this movie was a salute to him.”

Based on a book by Bryan Burrough, Enemies is a cat-and-mouse thriller about the early days of the FBI, and one agent’s pursuit of the Depression-era bank robber whose dizzy reign of stickups and near escapes ended in a hail of bullets outside of Chicago’s Biograph Theater in 1934. Dillinger lived fast, died young, and left not only a handsome corpse but a legacy as one of the most notorious criminals of the 20th century.

Directed by Michael Mann (Heat, The Insider), and costarring Christian Bale as the dashing federal agent Melvin Purvis, Public Enemies might sound like a blood-soaked chapter of ancient history. But the film’s themes couldn’t be more timely: Dillinger was sticking up banks at a time when people weren’t exactly rooting for them.

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