Sherlockian, Fannibal, Depphead

i noticed something about his ring so i zoomed in and flipped it upside down and O. M. GAWD.

Zoe posted a pic of her wearing Johnny Depp’s jacket while posing with Helena Bonham Carter

Ur like wine, the older the better

Script supervisor Emma Danoff on Monday submitted a declaration stating that she witnessed the altercation and it was nothing like what Brooks described in his lawsuit.

Danoff says they were shooting outside and Brooks berated an African-American homeless woman with “racial and derogatory slurs” because she was in his way. Depp was sitting next to her about 25 feet away when it happened.

“He immediately stood up from our shared seat on the edge of a planter bench and went over to Brooks to stand up for the woman,” she says. “Mr. Depp said to Mr. Brooks, ‘You can’t talk to her like that. You think she is something less than you? Who do you think you are? How dare you?’ ”

Danoff says there were no punches thrown and no offer of $100,000 for Brooks to punch Depp — and she says she has 40 time-stamped photos that prove it.

Press: What kind of villain or antagonist is Grindelwald?

David: A really scary one. Because he has the power of persuasion. He’s very seductive. He can make people follow him because he is as persuasive as he is. He’s incredibly charismatic. And he is wonderfully amoral. Or awfully amoral, depending on which way you look at it. Wonderful for a delicious villain, awful in terms of an individual. And he’s an absolutist. He sees only one path. He believes in [the] superiority of wizardkind over Muggles and makes a very persuasive case for that. Not one that I am prepared to follow. Not one I suspect you’re prepared to follow. But you can understand why some people do, and that’s really, really scary.

Press: Now that you can talk about him, can you talk about bringing Johnny onboard for that role?

David: It was quite straightforward. We had one choice. [laughs] We went to him and he said yes.

[Press laughs]

David: And we wanted someone who was extraordinary, who was a little bit off center, who had the charisma and the power. We had a wonderful adversary in Ralph Fiennes. Voldemort knew no love, and he only knew hate. Grindelwald is a different beast. No pun intended.

[Everyone laughs]