As an A-List star, Johnny Depp has his perks - like being able to afford private islands and escaping the Australian penal system unscathed. But one perk he doesn't have is a permanent head of hair. With a hundred million dollar film opening comes great plastic surgery - or in Johnny Depp's case, the best hairpieces money can buy. We're not afraid to say it: Johnny Depp might be losing his hair, and he's vain enough to buy wigs and weaves to cover it up. To prove our point, we've compiled a list of Johnny Depp's worst wigs. Some of these horrendous hairpieces are from his films, where he has little control over his wardrobe. But what's disturbing is that he's tried to pass them off as his real hair. We can spot a Johnny Depp hairpiece from a mile away. Get ready for proof of his hair loss with this list of his terrible wigs - and vote up the most obvious ones.
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The page boy looks bad. Johnny Depp, a main character in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," chooses this style.Charlie and the Chocolate FactoryWe think this style works. Tim Burton played a sick joke here.
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For a 2016 Donald Trump "biopic"The Art of the DealDepp channeled Donaldon Funny or Die... and this territory brings a bad hairpiece.
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InBefore Night FallsJohnny Depp plays a lieutenant in the Cuban military who crossdresses. He wears a very blonde hairpiece.
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The 2001 filmBlowproved two things. Paul Reubens could act past doing thePee Wee Herman dance. Also, there is a bowl cut mullet. Whoever made this wig should serve time in move jail.
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In the film version of21 Jump Street, Johnny Depp made atotally obvioussurprise appearance as a biker detective. We cannot tell if he has hair on top, but he might have used his own bandana for the shoot.
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Yes, it is subtle. Look close inThe Lone RangerJohnny Depp wears an elaborate Native American-inspired hairpiece. Shocking!
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Johnny Depp, come on. Even Pete Wentz does not look good with Pete Wentz hair. Thank goodness no one sawDark Shadowsso the world avoidsDark Shadows 2: Darker Shadows.
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We know you like the silent, baby-faced Johnny Depp in his first Tim Burton film,Edward Scissorhands, but we hate to tell you, most of that hair is not his.
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Few photos cause joke overload like this one of Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter in Tim Burton'sAlice In Wonderland.Pick your favorite:
1. Sorry, this is a photo of the ghost lady fromInsidious 2.
2. At least this hairpiece beats Depp's acting inThe Tourist.
3. They really let him leave the house like that?21 - 12
While filmingThe Tourist in Venice, Depp seemed to have about 15 pounds of weave glued to his head. The makeup artist used an old wig fromEdward Scissorhandsor a giant gopher.
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Johnny Depp would not lie. We believed Johnny Depp had jet black hair for years. Now we must believe it is brown. We will attribute this to the parallel universe ofSecret Window... for now.
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Do not link Johnny Depp's career boost as Captain Jack Sparrow in the massivePirates of the Caribbeanseries with Bret Michaels from Poison. We dare you.
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