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Caitlin’s Battle Comes to an End

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People Magazine – January 30, 2006 – The mailbag page (page 8) of this issue has a short follow-up on a earlier story People did introducing a young girl suffering from metastatic osteosarcoma, a type of bone cancer in A Place to Say Goodbye, October 31, 2005.

Caitlin Dolahan, 18, received a phone call from Johnny Depp according to this report from People before she died. Below is the follow-up story in it’s entirity.

Caitlin’s Battle Comes to an End

In many ways Caitlin Dolaghan was just like any other California teen -worried about getting her driver’s license and what to wear to the prom. But when we introduced Caitlin then 18, to our readers last fall in a story about the nation’s first free standing hospice for kids (“A Place to Say Goodbye,” Oct. 31, 2005) she was also battling metastatic osteosarcoma, a type of bone cancer. Earlier this month Caitlin lost her fight. She died at home on Jan. 12, surrounded by her mother Carol, dad John, sister Peggy and brother Wilson.

PEOPLE chronicled Caitlin’s struggle and also the time she spent at George Mark Children’s House , an extraordinary San Leandro, Calif., facility for dying kids,

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Hanks and Depp # 1 and # 2 Favorite Movie Star

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A recent poll conducted in America of 1,001 adults resulted in Top Movie Film Favorites Tom Hanks in the #1 position and mega-star Johnny Depp as #2. John Wayne, who died more than 25 years ago and Harrison Ford were tied for third favorite. Julia Roberts took fifth place. The following performers rounded out the top ten.

6.Clint Eastwood

7. Mel Gibson

8. George Clooney

9. Sean Connery

10. Sandra Bullock

The online poll was conducted by Garris Interactive between Dec. 8 and 14, 2005. [more…]

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DeppCon 2006 is happening!

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DeppCon 2006, is a fun fan convention held for fans to meet and celebrate the artistry of our favorite actor, Johnny Depp. This year DeppCon 2006 will be in Los Angeles, California USA from July 7th to July 9th 2006. Registration fee is $40.00 if purchased before the event, at the door, $45. Fee does not include airline flights, lodging, or souvenirs. Proceeds from the convention, after expenses, will be donated to the Entertainment Industry Foundation, an organization Mr. Depp supports.

Scheduled activities are tentative at this early stage as well. A Thursday night Mixer has been scheduled and a Los Angeles/Hollywood area tour of places connected to Johnny, a trip to see “Pirates of The Caribbean:Dead Man’s Chest”, raffles, vendors, panel discussions, trivia quiz, speakers, movies and talk show videos, and more are penciled in as ‘possibles’ already. Alas, Johnny is NOT expected to be there.

Please visit the DeppCon 2006 website for registration information and continual updates on convention information. There is also contact information via e-mail if you have questions. Hope to see you there!

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2005 Motion Picture Money-Makers Poll

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GROTON, MA – (MARKET WIRE) – Tom Cruise has been voted the Top Money-Making Star of 2005 in Quigley Publishing Company’s 74th Annual Top Ten Money-Making Stars Poll. Johnny Depp finished second in the voting and Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt tied for third. This is Angelina Jolie’s first appearance in the poll and Brad Pitt’s fourth. Vince Vaughn made his first appearance in the poll at #5.

The Quigley Poll, conducted every year since 1932, is an annual survey of motion picture exhibitors, which asks them to vote for the ten stars that generated the most box-office revenue in the preceding year for their theatres. Long regarded as one of the most reliable indicators of a Star’s box-office draw, the Quigley Poll appears annually in Quigley Publishing Company’s International Motion Picture Almanac and at www.quigleypublishing.com

Five on last year’s list who did not make it in 2005 were Leonardo DiCaprio, Nicholas Cage, Denzel Washington, Jim Carrey and Julia Roberts.

Top Ten Money-Making Stars of 2005

1. Tom Cruise
2. Johnny Depp
3. Angelina Jolie
3. Brad Pitt
5. Vince Vaughn
6. George Clooney
7. Will Smith
8. Reese Witherspoon
9. Adam Sandler
10. Tom Hanks

Stars of Tomorrow
Dakota Fanning
Jack Black

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Johnny: “I don’t watch my films”

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Starpulse News Blog

Johnny Depp: “I don’t watch my films. Last year in France Ed Wood came on television and it was dubbed in French and it was so surreal. So I watched about 10 minutes of it and that’s all. Then another time Gilbert Grape came on. I saw the opening credits and then the opening scene – and then I started to hyperventilate and I just shut the TV off and walked away. I figured that once I’m wrapped on a film, once my job is done, then anything beyond that is none of my business.”

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Pirates of the Caribbean # 4 All -Time Best Family Film

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Contact Music – Johnny Depp’s swashbuckling Mega-hit PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: The Curse of the Black Pearl has been listed as number #4 in the top 100 countdown of best family films of all time on British TV network Channel 4. The Top spot went to Steven Spielberg’s blockbuster: ET: THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL, next came the loveable SHREK, with Disney’s MARY POPPINS in third place. Toy Story with it’s delightful Disney characters (remember Woody?), took fifth.

Poll results were compiled by public vote from a list of titles posted on the Channel 4 website. [more…]

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STARmeter Top 25 for 2005

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IMDB.com – The Movie database IMDb.com has just released their top 25 mega-stars for the year 2005. The STARmeter rankings are based on the actual search behavior of over 30 million users of the database.

Johnny is at the top of the list…

1. Johnny Depp (Last year 2004: #1)
The hits keep on coming for Mr. Depp, the IMDb’s favorite for the second year in a row. Starting out the year with an Oscar nomination for Finding Neverland, Depp wowed everyone with his, um, idiosyncratic interpretation of Willy Wonka in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, lent his voice to another Tim Burton flick, Corpse Bride, and started filming on back-to-back sequels for Pirates of the Caribbean.

To view the the picks #2 through #25 please click here.

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Johnny appears in Montblanc ads

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Sun- Sentinel.com – Baume & Mercier, the grand 175-year-old Geneva-based company, is a cause celebre these days. For the first time in the 175-year-old firm’s history, there are actors in the magazine ads: Kiefer Sutherland and Meg Ryan. David Yurman has Ed Burns sporting the designer’s watches. Tag Heur has Uma Thurman and Maria Sharapova. Montblanc has Johnny Depp and Julianne Moore. Longine signed Harry Connick Jr. and Aishwarya Rai this summer.

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Shane MacGowan on Depp

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Sunday December 18, 2005 – Recently Katie Melua dished with Pogues singer Shane MacGowan on Johnny Depp, for The Observer

KM: Johnny Depp recently said you’ve produced ‘beautiful lyrics that are a great gift to the world.’ What do you make of that? A fair summary?

SM: Ha! He is a great actor and a great guitar player too. We played together. He really heavied it up. His guitar playing releases all of his rage and frustration. We did one song together, but forgot to record it. But it sounded like an atom bomb going off!

KM: You took a small part in his recent film The Libertine, didn’t you?

SM: Yeah, I enjoyed working with him, but they dumped the bit I was in. I was supposed to be a drunken minstrel so I put together a really offensive anti-Catholic, anti-Monarchist, anti-English song that would offend everyone in the crowd. They hadn’t told the crowd of extras that they weren’t meant to clap politely. But Johnny and I might work together again, on the story of Brendan Behan, who at the height of his fame managed to drink himself to death.

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