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Johnny Depp returns as Jack Sparrow for children hospital amid Pirates return speculation

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Johnny Depp has once again returned as the iconic Captain Jack Sparrow, however, this time it isn’t for another Pirates of the Caribbean movie.

The star took the time to visit a nearby hospital to surprise children dressed up as his most beloved character, Captain Jack Sparrow.

Depp was attending the San Sebastián Film Festival, premiering his new movie he directed titled Modi – Three days on the Wing of Madness.

The hospital shared a lovely message and pictures of Depp attending as Jack Sparrow.

“From all the staff of the Donostia University Hospital, we would like to express our infinite gratitude to Johnny Depp for his time, his support, and his energy, as well as to @sansebastianfes for having facilitated this visit.”

In a statement by Osakidetza-Basque Health Service, “They have shared laughs and anecdotes, and he has helped them forget for a few minutes the difficulties they are going through at the moment.”

“It was a gift that brought joy to patients, families, nursing professionals, doctors and all the staff who were working on the ward at the time.”

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Fans have been desperate for the Hollywood star to come back and reprise his role for Pirates of the Caribbean 6.

Pirates screenwriter and producer Terry Rossio told the Daily Mail in July that Johnny has now cleaned up his act and that they would love him to return.

“Johnny is beloved. I wouldn’t even hesitate on Johnny Depp,” Rossio confirmed.

“Johnny Depp isn’t the issue.”

“The issue is: is there a story worthy?”

“Is the script good?”

“Can it be directed well?”

“Can the finances of it be worked out?”

“Those are the issues. The issue has nothing to do with Johnny.”

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