Johnny Depp showed off a new smile after problems with his teeth: fans are thrilled!
5 september 2024 в 16:37
Johnny Depp recently showed off his new pearly white teeth after his «rotting» teeth went viral last year.
In a new video on Instagram, the «Pirates of the Caribbean» star was spotted vacationing in the Bahamas on August 29. The video, posted by a bartender from Lorraine cafe in Exuma, shows Depp behind the bar mixing drinks.
The bartender who posted the video captioned it: «Jack Sparrow meets the killer bartender from Exuma in the Bahamas… once in a lifetime moments with Mr. Johnny Depp».
The 61-year-old actor from «Dark Shadows» seemed to be in a great mood, shaking hands with fans and even quoting a famous line from Captain Jack Sparrow.
«I know why the rum is gone», - joked Depp as he tried a rum punch. «It's not gone yet, but I know how to make it disappear».
Depp, star of «Jeanne de la Barre», went viral when the film was shown at the Cannes Film Festival in May 2023, where social media users pointed out that his teeth looked brown, stained, and even rotten.
Now those fans are praising his obvious dental work, with one commenter on the video replies writing: «He looks so happy! And look, he fixed his teeth!!!»
In 1995, Depp spoke about his dental health, admitting to Premier magazine: «I have a lot of cavities… I have an unfinished root canal from eight years ago. It’s like a little rotten stump… But I like it. I’m proud of them».
In the same interview, the Oscar winner added: «When I see people with perfect teeth, it drives me crazy. I’d rather swallow a tick than have those!» The magazine noted that Depp’s breath remained odorless despite his habit of chain-smoking cigarettes and drinking merlot.
In 2012, Depp told The LA Times that he insisted on putting gold caps on his teeth to play Captain Jack Sparrow, which, as Hello magazine speculated, could have caused permanent damage to his teeth.
«Jerry [Bruckheimer, producer] was a little bit out of his mind, and the Disney executives weren’t thrilled about it… I said, 'Look, these are my choices. You know my work. So either trust me, or let me go'. And luckily, they didn’t let me go»
In a new video on Instagram, the «Pirates of the Caribbean» star was spotted vacationing in the Bahamas on August 29. The video, posted by a bartender from Lorraine cafe in Exuma, shows Depp behind the bar mixing drinks.
The bartender who posted the video captioned it: «Jack Sparrow meets the killer bartender from Exuma in the Bahamas… once in a lifetime moments with Mr. Johnny Depp».
The 61-year-old actor from «Dark Shadows» seemed to be in a great mood, shaking hands with fans and even quoting a famous line from Captain Jack Sparrow.
«I know why the rum is gone», - joked Depp as he tried a rum punch. «It's not gone yet, but I know how to make it disappear».
Depp, star of «Jeanne de la Barre», went viral when the film was shown at the Cannes Film Festival in May 2023, where social media users pointed out that his teeth looked brown, stained, and even rotten.
Now those fans are praising his obvious dental work, with one commenter on the video replies writing: «He looks so happy! And look, he fixed his teeth!!!»
In 1995, Depp spoke about his dental health, admitting to Premier magazine: «I have a lot of cavities… I have an unfinished root canal from eight years ago. It’s like a little rotten stump… But I like it. I’m proud of them».
In the same interview, the Oscar winner added: «When I see people with perfect teeth, it drives me crazy. I’d rather swallow a tick than have those!» The magazine noted that Depp’s breath remained odorless despite his habit of chain-smoking cigarettes and drinking merlot.
In 2012, Depp told The LA Times that he insisted on putting gold caps on his teeth to play Captain Jack Sparrow, which, as Hello magazine speculated, could have caused permanent damage to his teeth.
«Jerry [Bruckheimer, producer] was a little bit out of his mind, and the Disney executives weren’t thrilled about it… I said, 'Look, these are my choices. You know my work. So either trust me, or let me go'. And luckily, they didn’t let me go»
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