Sheila Witken Memorial Concert
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Sheila Witken Memorial Concert
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Sheila Witken Memorial Concert
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Sheila Witken Memorial Concert
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Johnny’s in the US with the Kids
Well johnny is in Florida just hanging with the guys! Getting ready for the Witkin Charity concert this weekend .Johnny flew in yesterday.
Jayson Rothwell to Make Glass Books of the Dreameaters
Jayson Rothwell, repped by Paradigm and Zero Gravity
Management, is writing “Glass Books of the Dreameaters”
for Warner Bros and Johnny Depp’s Infinitum Nihil.
For More Information on Glass Books Go Here
Article Credit www.hollywoodreporter.com and www.johnnydeppreads.com
Johnny Wins Best Actor for the 2008 SyFy Genre Awards
Johnny wins a 2008 SyFy Genre Award for Best Actor for
Sweeney Todd. Congrats Johnny!
For more information on the SyFy Awards Go Here.
Article Credit www.syfyportal.com and www. johnnydeppreads.com
some changes to JDorg
I did some changes to Johnny-Depp.org (more friendly URLs and some other things), but the weekend was too short and work starts again tomorrow. So some of the sites here at JDorg do not work as they should (especially the pagination in the goodies and galleries section) for one or two weeks. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Johnny Radio Interview from Paul and Young Ron Morning Show
Take a Listen to an Interveiw With Johnny This Morning He talks with The Kids Band Members and Paul and Young Ron.
Click Here to download the Johnny Depp Interview to Listen
Alice in Wonderland to Be Filmed at National Trust House
Tim Burton has chose the Antony House in Torpoint,
Cornwall as the outside set of Alice in Wonderland.
Alice in Wonderland will be due for release in 2010
and will be 3D.
The house, garden and woodland of the Antony House
will be closed to the publis from September 1st to
October 14th for filming.
Rebecca Miller, of the National Trust, said:
“We are absolutely over the moon that Antony has
been chosen as a location for Tim Burton’s new film
Alice in Wonderland.
“One of the reasons it was chosen was because it’s
a hidden gem – it’s one of the trust’s lesser known
properties and they felt this fitted in very well
with the feel of the film.”
Over 3,000 people turned out in Plymouth, Devon for
casting calls last month even though there were only
250 places to be filled. Australian newcomer Mia
Wasikowsk will play the part of Alice.
Article Credit www.telegraph.co.uk