Rotten Teeth’s photos of Johnny Depp at Cannes 2023 are going viral, actor responds

Los Angeles: Hollywood star Johnny Depp recently stepped out at the Cannes Film Festival, with his “rotting teeth” at the center of the discussion among fans. The Hollywood star is working on his first feature film in three years, ‘Jeanne Du Barry’, in which the 59-year-old King Louis XV plays, ‘Mirror.co.uk’ reports.

With fans completely taken aback by Johnny’s teeth, fans claimed they “rotted”. After seeing the footage of him in Cannes online, one fan compared him to his Pirates of the Caribbean character when they wrote, “He’s really turning into ‘Captain Jack Sparrow’.”

While another said, “Johnny Depp’s teeth are literally ROTTING.”

According to ‘Mirror.co.uk’, it has now been revealed that Johnny, nearly three decades before he was dragged for his teeth, expressed how proud he was of them. In 1995, he gushed, “I have a lot of cavities. I had a root canal eight years ago that hasn’t finished yet. It’s like a rotten stump.”

Speaking to Premiere Magazine, he went on to say that he is “proud” of his grinds, claiming to “like” his smile.

He continued, “It’s like the Indians would make something with beads, they would always add imperfections to it. I’m proud of that.”

The then 31-year-old Hollywood hunk then spoke of how people with “perfect teeth” would drive him into the wall, adding, “I’d rather swallow a tick than have that!”

This comes a day after the now 59-year-old actor claims he has been “boycotted” in Hollywood.

He previously claimed there was a “boycott” of him in Hollywood in a 2021 interview that followed Amber Heard’s libel lawsuit, but now Johnny no longer claims to feel “boycotted”.

When asked about feeling “boycotted” by Hollywood, the Pirates of the Caribbean star spoke about how he used to feel “boycotted” but no longer.

He added: “Do I sense a boycott now? No not at all. I don’t feel boycotted by Hollywood because I don’t think about Hollywood. Johnny then said he doesn’t “want much more” of Hollywood, with the actor pointing out how he finds it a “strange” time where everyone “wants to be themselves but can’t, they have to fit in, conform.” .