Pics of a young Johnny Depp on his 58th birthday
By Dina Sartore-Bodo of Cheapism |
Johnny Depp: Then and Now
Johnny Depp turns 58 today. But while the actor is heading into the back half of his life, there was a time when he was the new hot thing in Hollywood. With his piercing eyes, sharp jawline, and distinct voice, Johnny had the makings to be the next big leading man.
His debut role came in 1984 when he portrayed Glen Lantz in the first ‘A Nightmare On Elm Street.’ His gruesome death helped establish the long-running horror franchise, and help launch a career that would last decades. His early work included roles in ‘Private Resort,’ Oliver Stone’s ‘Platoon’ and John Waters’ ‘Cry-Baby.’ In 1987, Johnny landed the role of Tom Hanson on ’21 Jump Street,’ a role that would bring him into the mainstream. However, it only scratched the surface of what was in store. From his roles in ‘What’s Eating Gilbert Grape,’ ‘Ed Wood,’ and ‘Donnie
Photos of a young Johnny Depp
By Dina Sartore-Bodo of Cheapism |
Johnny Depp: Then and Now
Johnny Depp turns 58 in 2021 (June 9, FYI). While the actor is heading into the back half of his life, there was a time when he was the new hot thing in Hollywood. With his piercing eyes, sharp jawline, and distinct voice, Johnny had the makings to be the next big leading man.
His debut role came in 1984 when he portrayed Glen Lantz in the first ‘A Nightmare On Elm Street.’ His gruesome death helped establish the long-running horror franchise, and help launch a career that would last decades. His early work included roles in ‘Private Resort,’ Oliver Stone’s ‘Platoon’ and John Waters’ ‘Cry-Baby.’ In 1987, Johnny landed the role of Tom Hanson on ’21 Jump Street,’ a role that would bring him into the mainstream. However, it only scratched the surface of what was in store. From his roles in ‘What’s Eating Gilbert Grape,’ ‘Ed Wood,’ and ‘Donnie Brasco
Things That Happen In Every Nightmare On Elm Street Movie
Things That Happen In Every Nightmare On Elm Street Movie
By Thompson Smith/Feb. 23, 2021 1:26 pm EDT
With seven proper installments, plus a crossover and a remake, the
Nightmare on Elm Street series
stands as one of horror s most enduring franchises. In terms of pure household name recognition among psycho movie killers, Freddy Krueger (Robert Englund) sits right up there with Norman Bates and Hannibal Lecter. Sure, there hasn t been an officially produced
Nightmare movie in over a decade, so maybe he s not the megastar he used to be. But we bet even nowadays, if you show the average person a leather glove with knives attached at the fingers, complete with that iconic sweater and fedora, they ll think Krueger.