March 13th, 1997
Johnny at the premiere for the movie Donnie Brasco in Paris on March 13th, 1997
Thanks for the pics to bonnie, AnaMaria and Celebutopia HQ
February 1997
Johnny at a TV Interview for the movie Donnie Brasco in February 1997
Thanks for the pics to Deppography
February 1997
Johnny at the press conference for the movie Donnie Brasco in February, 1997
Thanks for the HQ pics to Celebutopia
February 24th, 1997
Johnny at the Rosie O’Donell Show for the movie Donnie Brasco on February 24th, 1997
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February 24th, 1997
Johnny with Kate Moss at the premiere for the movie Donnie Brasco on February 24th, 1997
Thanks for the HQ pics to Celebutopia
Platoon
script used with coutesey of Daily Script
PLATOON
FADE IN:
A QUOTATION AGAINST A BLACK SCREEN:
‘REJOICE, O YOUNG MAN, IN THY YOUTH …’
The sound now of a C-130 air cargo plane roaring over us and we cut sharply to:
EXT.AIRSTRIP – BASE CAMP – VIETNAM – DAY
As the C-130 coasts to a stop, the hatch rotating down on a hot, dusty lifeless airstrip somewhere in Vietnam. Nothing seems to live or move in the midday sun.
TITLES RUN
A DOZEN NEW RECRUITS step off the plane, unloading their duffel bags, looking around like only the new can look around, their hair regulation-clipped, crisp, new green fatigues fitting them like cardboard.
CHRIS TAYLOR is just another one of them – as he turns into a tight closeup, to look at a motorized cart pulling up alongside … He’s about 21. Newmeat. His face, unburned yet by the sun, is tense, bewildered, innocent, eyes searching for the truth.
They fall now on a heap of BODY BAGS in the back of the cart. Two soldiers begin loading them onto the plane. Flies – hundreds of flies – buzz around them, the only cue to their contents.
Once Upon a Time in Mexico
Transcript written by and used with the courtesey of Angela Sugden, Spanish text parts added/corrected by varguitas
Sands
I never heard of him.
Belini
Who?
Sands
The man you recommended.
Belini
The guitar fighter? Wiped out a couple of towns single-handedly. Real nut. You probably heard of him, you just didn’t know it was him they were talking about. You should meet him.
Waitress
Cochinita pibil?
Sands
Me, me, that’s me.
Waitress
Si, perdón señor.
(Yes, sorry sir)
(Yes, sorry sir)
Belini
Just as long as I’m not the guy has to make the introduction. Okay? Were you here in Mexico during the Barillo Cartel massacre?
Sands
No.
Belini
That’s when I first heard about him. He was a legend. They used to say he was the biggest Mexican they’d ever seen. Total bullshit. He was five-nine, five-ten tops. It’s no record, but bigger than most of us. But Marquez. . . that’s a different story. Marquez. . . Marquez. . . General Marquez. Powerful, dangerous. Marquez he. . . he really had it in for this Mariachi, see. They call him Mariachi because he used to carry this guitar.
Babybird’s Unloveable vid directed by Johnny
The full clip is now available. Watch it here:
unloveable
The Director is none other than Mr. Johnny Depp himself!
6 years Jdorg
We’re terribly late, we know….Because of all those so many exiting news in the last weeks we forgot our own birthday. Thank you Martina for establishing JDorg on February 8th, 2004. And now let’s celebrate our unbirthday party! Cheers! – The JDorg crew
Entertainment Weekly March 05, 2010
‘Alice in Wonderland’: Hollywood’s Mad Hatter
Johnny Depp and Tim Burton look back at 20 years of collaboration
Twenty years ago, a frustrated young TV star and a wild-haired filmmaker met at a hotel off the Sunset Strip, drank coffee, and talked. To an outside observer, Johnny Depp and Tim Burton would have seemed an unlikely pair: one, a reluctant teen idol; the other, a shy, rumpled director with a penchant for the macabre. But from that meeting sprang a creative partnership that has produced some of the most memorable oddball characters in recent movie history: An alienated teenage Frankenstein with scissors for hands. A cross-dressing Z-movie director. A demented candy maker. A murderous barber.
On a warm winter afternoon, Depp, 46, and Burton, 51 — the duo behind Edward Scissorhands, Ed Wood, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and Sweeney Todd, among others — sit on a balcony at another L.A. hotel, just days away from the March 5 opening of their seventh film together: an eye-popping new 3-D Alice in Wonderland. This PG-rated big-screen take on the Lewis Carroll classic stars Depp as the Mad Hatter alongside newcomer Mia Wasikowska as Alice, Helena Bonham Carter as the Red Queen, and Anne Hathaway as the White Queen. Between Depp’s whacked-out spin on the Hatter and Burton’s flair for imagery, Alice is poised to capitalize on the growing appetite for 3-D extravaganzas stoked by Avatar,