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Johnny Depp Visits Children's Hospital In Australia Dressed As Captain Jack Sparrow

by The Daily Eye Team July 14 2015, 6:01 pm Estimated Reading Time: 0 mins, 22 secs

Johnny Depp and Stephen Graham took time out from filming the new Pirates Of The Caribbean film to visit a children’s hospital in Brisbane this week. The pair arrived at the Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital dressed in full costume as Captain Jack Sparrow and Scrum, and spent over three hours making a real difference to sick kids and their families in hospital!

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