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Post by Leanne on May 3, 2010 21:55:40 GMT 1
Hollywood actor Johnny Depp – best known for his roles in movies such as “Pirates of the Caribbean,” “Alice in Wonderland,” “Sleepy Hollow” and “Public Enemies” – has reportedly acted like a true hero off-screen recently, by rescuing his pal from a mugger.
Depp was reportedly just leaving a recording studio in Los Angeles – where he was apparently recording a guitar solo for a new Babybird song – when his friend, Babybird star Stephen Jones, was threatened by a man yielding a broken bottle, The Sun reported.
“It was an extremely scary moment,” a source said, adding that the guy looked off his head. “Johnny looked him straight in the eyes and told him to back off,” the source continued on to say. The mugger was then said to have backed down after Depp intervened.
The insider said “The guy was OK. He looked at Johnny and said ‘I ain’t stealing from Captain Jack’ and put the bottle down.” The source then explained that the actor had then given the mugger a few bucks, and had told him to straighten up his life.
Source: digitalspy.co.uk.
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Post by sonyab1974 on May 4, 2010 3:31:18 GMT 1
“It was an extremely scary moment,” a source said, adding that the guy looked off his head. ============================ What does that mean? Looked off his head? The insider said “The guy was OK. He looked at Johnny and said ‘I ain’t stealing from Captain Jack’ and put the bottle down.” The source then explained that the actor had then given the mugger a few bucks, and had told him to straighten up his life. ========================================= Wow!! Johnny is a hero in more ways than one! He gave the guy money and told him to straighten up his life. Now is the guy gonna do it? I don't know.
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Post by Leanne on May 4, 2010 9:52:32 GMT 1
'Off his head' means high on drugs or very, very drunk. Probably a British phrase as The Sun is a British tabloid.
I think Johnny giving the guy money was sweet but if the guy was off his head it's likely the money won't be spent on food....
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