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Disney's Rumored USD 301 Million Offer To Johnny Depp 'Made Up': Depp's Rep
Johnny Depp has not been offered a USD 301 million apology contract by Disney. "This is made up," one of Depp's agents said of the rumored transaction. According to a report, Disney gave Depp the agreement along with an apology letter and a proposal to rejoin the "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise. According to the source, Depp has rejected to join the franchise regardless of how rich the offer is.
Tags: Johnny Depp, Disney, Pirates of the Caribbean, apology letter, Hollywood
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Netizens Mock Dwayne Johnson Claiming 'No One Can Replace Johnny'
Producers are considering Dwayne Johnson for the lead role in Pirates of the Caribbean, according to a few media reports. As per the report, Depp is not being considered for the next Pirates film, and Harley Quinn stars Margot Robbie and Johnson will feature in the two spin-offs. This revelation has outraged Johnny Depp fans. Majority of netizens ridiculed the casting suggestion, claiming that no one could ever replace Johnny.
Tags: Johnny Depp, Dwayne Johnson, Trolls, Pirates of the Caribbean, netizens
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Johnny Depp Will Testify Again In Amber Heard's Defamation Trial
The defamation trial of Hollywood star Johnny Depp against ex-wife Amber Heard is going to begin on May 23. The former "Pirates of the Caribbean" star will be summoned as a third witness by the defense in the Virginia-based trial, where he last testified nearly two weeks ago. Depp has charged Heard for defamation after she made an op-ed allusion to their alleged abusive relationship.
Tags: Johnny Depp, Amber Heard, Defamation Case, Pirates of the Caribbean, Hollywood
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Statue Of 18th Century Lesbian Pirate Couple Restored In Britain
To express the gender-neutrality of Britain, a statue of two lesbian pirates - Anne Bonny and Mary Read - has been restored at London's Execution Docks. Designed by artist Amanda, the couple sculptured were among the most famous pirates of the 1700s. History professor Kate Williams said, “They broke gender boundaries and stunned people at the time.” The statue will be moved to Burgh Island in 2021.
Tags: LGBTQ, Lesbian, Pirates of the Caribbean, Lifestyle
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