Johnny Depp and the most memorable films in which you can see it

These days the name Johnny Depp is more active in the tabloids of the world, and, more than because of his work and career, this time, it is being so because of a judicial dispute with his ex-wife, another renowned figure in cinema. However, at Infobae we wanted to continue to emphasize his name, but we decided to do so by giving it a positive twist, focusing on his precious work and noting that within his career he has been nominated three times for an Oscar, received a Golden Globe, an Actors Guild Award and a Cesar.

We start by remembering that he was Edward Hands of Scissors in 1990, and thanks to this character he gained worldwide fame and since then he has not stopped reaping fruits. Here are some of the most renowned feature films of his career that you can watch whenever you want on different streaming services.

1. The young scissor hands

An inventor who lives alone in a castle creates Edward, an artificial man. However, the inventor dies before finishing his project and leaves him with blades instead of hands. After the death of his creator, Edward lives in the dark until he meets Peg, who takes him home and adopts him and later becomes a virtuoso of haircuts.

Directed by Tim Burton, you can watch Prime Video.

2. Charlie and the chocolate factory

Charlie Bucket is a child from a poor family who spends most of his time dreaming about chocolate that he can rarely afford to eat. Production of the year 2005 and you can see it on HBO Max.

1. Alice in Wonderland

Little Alicia Kingsleigh has a nightmare about a fantastic world of strange beings, telling her father, Charles Kingsleigh, what was in that place. But he comforts her by telling her that dreams can't hurt him. 13 years later, Alicia has become a nineteen-year-old girl. But despite the weather, she is still haunted by those strange dreams.

It's a 2010 film and you can see it on Disney+.

3. Alice through the looking glass

Alice has spent the last few years at sea, but upon her return to London, her help is again required in Wonderland, where she must race against time to save the Hatter and all of Underland. It is based on the novel Through the Looking Glass and What Alicia Found There, by Lewis Carrol. It's the sequel to Alice in Wonderland.

It was released in 2016 and you can watch it on Disney+.

4. The corpse of the bride

Thinking it's a tree, a man puts an engagement ring on a dead woman's finger. What he doesn't know is that the dead woman will claim her rights as a fiancée. Originally from the year 2005 and you can watch it on Netflix.

5. Piratas del Caribe

Pirates of the Caribbean is the title of a film franchise of fantastic adventure and pirates (saga), produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and based on the attraction of the same name in Walt Disney Theme Park.

Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003)

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006)

Pirates of the Caribbean: At the End of the World (2007)

Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (2011)

Pirates of the Caribbean: Salazar's Revenge (2017)

You can watch the entire saga through Disney+.

6. Sombras tenebrosas

Maine, 18th century, Barnabas Collins (Johnny Depp) runs the town of Collinsport. A rich and powerful womanizer, Barnabas seals his own destiny when he breaks the heart of a witch named Angelique (Eva Green). Angelique turns Barnabas into a vampire and buries him alive. This is a 2012 movie and you can watch it through Prime Video.

7. Animales fantásticos

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (2016): In 1926, zoological magician Newt Scamander makes a brief stop in New York as he travels cataloging and capturing magical creatures around the world. Jacob, an ordinary human, mistakenly causes creatures to escape and hide around the city. Scamander will have to catch them again, before they cause trouble.

Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (2018): The young magician Newt Schamander, along with his companions Jacob Kowalski and sisters Tina and Queenie Goldstein, will have to face Grindelwald's new threats.

You can watch both on HBO Max.

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