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You Watch Him Playing Jack Sparrow, And He's Loving It, And He's Loving Being In That World. He's Still Excited By It. Sometimes, He'll Even Say, 'was That Ok?' And I'm Thinking, 'you're Johnny Depp Man, You Know That's Ok!' But He Doesn't. He's Still Going To [director] Gore [verbinski] And Asking For Help. It's A Privilege To See The Human Side Of Johnny. It's Really Exciting.

I Like Watching Films When I Don't Know Anything About The People.

I Think That There's Absolutely No Point Trying To Force Your Body To Be Anything Than What It Is. I Think That When You See People Who Are Really Pushing Themselves To Terrifying Lengths To Achieve What Is Perceived As Being Beautiful Today, Then That's Just Terrifying, It's Really Terrifying.

I Don’t Know What Happened Through The ’80s, ’90s, And ’00s That Took Feminism Off The Table, That Made It Something That Women Weren’t Supposed To Identify With And Were Supposed To Be Ashamed Of. Feminism Is About The Fight For Equality Between The Sexes, With Equal Respect, Equal Pay, And Equal Opportunity. At The Moment We Are Still A Long Way Off That.

Everybody Can Take A Good Picture. Everybody Is Interesting. Everyone Has An Interesting Face. Some People Are More Difficult Or More Nervous Or More Tired. When You Do A Movie, You Have Action, You're Talking, You're Moving. You Don't See The Camera. Taking A Picture With A Photographer, You Don't Talk, It's More Difficult Than In A Movie For Your Body To Relax, To Be Yourself.