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I am to excited to write but I will write before I loose all words. I will try to write as good encounter as possible. I am on on cloud nine at the moment, and going to be the next weeks, months maybe years. This has been surreal and unbelievable, can’t believe I actually were there. I will post some pics in here, I have many of him

Lined up and waiting:

At 11am did we line up and met, Sandra, Nicki, Marja, Kitty and many, many others from the zone. At 11.55am they opened the gates, we all were showed in in different groups. As we stayed not to long from the front, we got fast in. We stormed to get some good places at the front line. And everyone in our group got some good spots. We made ourself comfertable and found some chocolate and biscuits. Four people joined us in our little circle we made, here is us waiting, with Norwegian flags and T-shirts we made:

And we talked all the way throught the premiere. As the hours passed did we (Depp Tunes, containing: Mette (mettiz), Grete (Icarii), Regine and me. )sing songs which had something to do with the Johnny Depp movies. And one of the people we met, Joane, was a proffesional singer, so she thaught us how we could sing a song for Johnny. We choosed Cry Baby, the first song in Cry Baby, and we learnt the five or six first sentences by heart.

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Johnny Depp ? best actor in a comedy or musical for his turn as the murderous barber in Sweeney Todd ? thanked everyone from his costar to his family for the Golden Globe. He released the following statement:

“I would like to thank my beloved friends at the Hollywood Foreign Press Association for bestowing such an honor on me. It is a humbling experience, especially in the company of such talent. For many years the HFPA has supported my work and for that I have always been truly grateful. While this is indeed a happy day for me, I am overjoyed at the recognition the film as a whole is receiving. Tim [Burton] is a dear friend and a true artist whose vision and skill inspire us all. He is a genius. Without his unwavering trust and support, I would not be anywhere near where I am today.”

“Also, big thanks and respect to Helena [Bonham-Carter], whose simply staggering performance as Mrs. Lovett is a wonder to behold. I must send a behemoth salute to the wonderful crew and cast of Sweeney Todd and all at Dreamworks/Paramount and Warner Bros. Pictures. In addition, I’d also like to extend my sincere gratitude to, first and foremost, my cherished friend and agent of forever ago, Tracey Jacobs; the extraordinary man and producer, Richard Zanuck; the mastermind Stephen Sondheim; and, of course, my precious family, Vanessa, Lily-Rose and Jack, for all of their love, support and pure and absolute happiness everyday.

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Many of you know of the great charity Johnny’s Angels! We have an exclusive look at this great grassroots charity and their work. This is an article that you all should read. It shows what only one person with a goal and a dream can accomplish. It also should make Johnny very proud to know that he has not only made a difference in the world by his own works, but also by inspiring others to do the same! What an honor this is to your name Johnny!!
click here to read about Johnny’s Angels charity

We have also added a new article all about Johnny’s charity work!! You can read that article here:
Charity Article

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Johnny is on the Cover of Rolling Stone again. Their photos are always the best and most beautiful but the cover this time is breathtaking!! We have the images in the magazine gallery….Make sure that you are sitting down..

//EDIT: Extremely High Quality pic added instead of the small one – please link here instead of uploading it and credit!!

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AFI’s Directors Screenings Invite you to a Special Screening of
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

Followed by a discussion with
Director Tim Burton

Friday, January 4, 2008
8:00 pm

ArcLight Cinerama Dome
6360 Sunset Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90028

Tickets on sale at the ArcLight Cinemas box office and at www.arclightcinemas.coml

Phone: 323-464-1465

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Johnny and Tim appeared in the LA Times Mag: the Envelope yesterday, January 2nd, containing some adorable new never seen pics:

See some scans here

A preview here:

I also added some great scans of AnaMaria from a 2008 Johnny calendar under the link above.

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Johnny-Depp.org wishes you, Johnny, your family and friends, and you, affiliates and daily visitors, a happy new year – may all your wishes come true!

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What I did not have time enough to finish before Christmas, I did the last days:

the comments script is (im most parts) back up (though I still have to change some things),

and in the movies section, I installed a script, which lets you rate all of Johnny’s movies.

The JDorg myspace got a brand new layout, and Lizzy is now helping there besides Amber.

And Lizzy set up a site with Charity projects.

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This is a movie about two different kinds of people: the squares versus the outsiders (forgot the name of what they were called lol), but one of the squares falls in love with the baddest of bad guys, Wade “Cry-Baby” Walker! It’s a musical comedy that’s definitely a laugh out loud with friends type of movie. Johnny Depp is one of the main characters whom he plays Wade “Cry-Baby” Walker and the girl whom he’s falling for that’s falling for him is Allison Vernon-Williams (Amy Locane). But, she’s already got a boyfriend and there’s no way her grandmother is going to let her hang out with the crowd Wade (Depp) hangs with. In the end after being thrown in jail, Allison and Wade get to be together.

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“Buy the Ticket, Take the Ride” honors the life and death of Hunter S. Thompson, one of the most important writers of the past century, and the inventor of “Gonzo journalism” (and shotgun golf).

The film tells the story of Hunter’s life by providing the viewer not only with a biography of the writer and excerpts of his work but, and that is the more important thing, with statements and stories about Hunter, told by personal friends, his wifes Sondi and Anita, colleagues like Tom Wolfe and also celebrities like John Cusack, Sean Penn, Johnny Depp and others. Further, lots of photos also show Hunter’s private side, along with interviews with and clips of Hunter himself. The film makes wide use of the split screen concept, which enables the viewer to see both the interviewees and pictures of Hunter taken during the respective period in his life.

The film starts out from several statements about Hunter S. Thompson, then telling his biography from his childhood days and juvenile delinquency up to his start as a writer for Rolling Stone Magazine and his collaboration with Ralph Steadman, his long-time illustrator from “The Kentucky Derby is Decadent and Depraved” (1970) onwards, the story being told by Nick Nolte. The invention of “Gonzo journalism” gave Hunter’s life a new direction – the beginning of fame and the creation of a cult.

Fame brought with it the inevitable decision to turn Hunter’s works into movies for the silver screen.

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