When you look back at the Pirates of the Caribbean movies, the character of Jack Sparrow didn’t exactly have sparking ivories of his own. He had plenty of gold teeth in that mouth of his.

So, what caused the noticeable changes in Depp's teeth? The answer may be due in part to the extensive makeup and dental work required to bring Captain Jack Sparrow to life. To portray the rum ...

In 2003, while preparing for his role as Captain Jack Sparrow, Depp made a bold decision to have gold caps placed on his front teeth to embody the character fully. His choice shocked Disney ...

and gold teeth added to her look to make it more authenthic. Amanda Sparrow in her full Jack Sparrow impersonator costume The 43-year-old, who lives in Belfast but is originally from Drogheda ...

Yes, Team Disney reportedly hated his take on Jack Sparrow so much that they nearly derailed the whole thing. The studio’s biggest issue? Too many “dangly bits” and gold teeth. Johnny Depp ...

For Pirates of the Caribbean he had extensive gold capping of his teeth. He held onto the gold caps until filming closed on the third installment of the franchise. Johnny has also been open ...

has now set up a Jack Sparrow impersonator business off the back of her new look. She has even got tattoos like the drunken sailor, and got pirate-style dreadlocks and gold-plated teeth in a bid ...

In 2012, Depp told The LA Times that he insisted on putting gold caps on his teeth to play Captain Jack Sparrow, which Hello magazine speculated might have caused permanent damage to his teeth.

Cult_Of_Brian stated: “Johnny Depp appears to have forgotten to brush his teeth this morning.” A sixth fan @LakeshowBambino joked: “He turning into Captain Jack Sparrow for real.” ...