Johnny Depp

The actor was waving his cutlass and talking to riders with his patented British slur on Wednesday night, not far from the animatronic versions of his character that appear throughout the ride.

Identical twins Sarah and Rebecca Saryan sailed right up to him and he told everyone to jump into the water, so he could get into the boat (nobody did).

Sarah Saryan said they knew that Disney was filming, but they didn't know what was going on until they saw him.

The 29-year-olds have been annual passholders since they were four and Rebecca works at the park.

Depp, 53, has agreed to pay Heard $7m (£5.6m; €6.6m), which she says she will donate to two charities.

Heard, 30, will get to keep the couple's dogs, Pistol and Boo, who were at the centre of scandal when she took them to Australia illegally in 2015.

She had accused Depp of domestic abuse - a claim he denies.

According to court documents, she said Depp had been physically abusive to her, culminating in him throwing a mobile phone at her face during a fight in February last year.

She posted a picture on Instagram of a letter from a fan called Fiona, sent in 1994.

In it, Fiona asks two important questions of Kate Moss: How did she get into "modling", and was she really dating Johnny Depp?

If so, she says, she would love Kate and Johnny's "altographs".

Unfortunately, Moss was too busy modelling and dating Johnny Depp (it was indeed true, the pair got together that year) to reply to Fiona's note.

But she's made amends now with an Instagram post showing the handwritten letter and saying that Fiona will be getting a signed Kate Moss book.

She recently pledged to donate the $7m (£5.3m) settlement to two charities for abused women and ill children.

But he has begun to donate the money directly in her name, instead of giving it to her first, leading her to accuse him of trying to reduce his total bill.

She said he must now "honour the full amount by donating $14m to charity".

Amid allegations that Depp abused Amber Heard during their 15-month marriage, Ryder is speaking out on his behalf.

E! News confirms the actress filed for divorce from the Hollywood A-lister on Monday citing the ever-so-popular "irreconcilable differences," after being married for a little over one year. A source tells E! News the pair didn't have a prenuptial agreement in place. According to court documents obtained by E! News, Heard is asking for spousal support.

E! News has reached out to both reps for comment.

The filing states the date of separation as May 22, which comes shortly after Depp's mother, Betty Sue Palmer, reportedly passed away.

It comes after the actor said on a US television show that Mr Joyce looks "somehow inbred with a tomato".

Depp's wife Amber Heard avoided a conviction in court last month after illegally bringing two dogs into Australia.

But the couple were made to issue an unusual video apology.

The animosity started in 2015, when Mr Joyce threatened to kill Yorkshire terriers Pistol and Boo, which were illegally brought into Australia by Depp's wife Amber Heard.

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard were accused of smuggling their Yorkshire Terriers into Australia so that the pooches could live with them

Johnny Depp brought wife Amber Heard to the premiere of "Black Mass" at the Venice Film Festival on Friday, marking the couple's first red carpet appearance together since January.

The actress stole the spotlight at the fashionable event, sporting a black Stella McCartney gown with a plunging neckline. She paired her elegant ensemble with gold earrings, perfectly tousled beach waves and her hubby on her arm, who looked dapper in a classic tux.

The actor made a surprise appearance at Disney's D23 Expo, a fan convention, to accept the honor from Disney CEO Bob Iger on Friday.

Depp has starred in Disney's "Pirates of the Caribbean" series as Captain Jack Sparrow as well as their live-action "Alice in Wonderland" as the Mad Hatter.

The actor said that he doesn't like the words "fan" or "legend" but thanked the 7,500 audience members for giving him the "opportunity to do stupid stuff for a living."