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JOHNNY DEPP - DEPP HATED WORKING WITH HORSES
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DEPP HATED WORKING WITH HORSES
Actor JOHNNY DEPP has named and shamed the worst movie co-stars he's ever worked with - horses. The Hollywood star was dragged through mud and manure by the towering animals in the 1999 film Sleepy Hollow on director Tim Burton's instruction. And the mucky stunt has put him off working with animals for life. He says, "One morning when we were filming Sleepy Hollow, Tim called me to the set, pointed to two large horses strapped to a carriage and said, 'This is what we are going to be doing today.' "I was to hold on to the carriage behind the horses, being dragged along through the muck. The horses must have fed on curry. I've never smelt anything like that."
28 December 2007 12:27
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margaray 
(9)
posted on 28/12/2007 18:54
Where are all Johnny's fans when he needs them.
I KNOW he has a huge following all the way from
Jump Street.I KNOW Iam one.
I expected a better turnout for Sweeney Todd. It
was worth it, and worth seeing again.
You show support. You show loyality by going to
Johnny's movies.....so, where were/are you all?
GO to the movie. Stand-up for Johnny and the really
hard and great work that was done on this film.
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sher8181 
( 64)
posted on 28/12/2007 16:09
???????????Where does it say he hates working with horses? I saw the interview.
He never said that. In fact, he adopted the horse who was named "Gunpowder" in
the movie because he was going to be sent to "the glue factory". If anyone was
strapped down in the movie like he was, I'm sure it wouldn't have been a
pleasant experience for anyone either, with the potential of the horses
urinating while whoever was being dragged. Yep! I saw the movie. You guys need
to listen more intently to these interviews. Then you'd get your facts
straight!
