Actor Johnny Depp was forced to overcome his fear of singing in public for new
musical Swenney Todd.
The 44-year-old feared he would have to back out of the film, warning
director Tim Burton that he wasn't very confident in his singing abilities.
He says, "I think I was probably more frightened than anyone. I've never
tried karaoke. It scares the hell out of me. I've never been that drunk - and
I've been drunk. Tim said he didn't know if I could sing, and likewise, I
didn't know if I could sing.
"I did these demos in my friend's garage studio because I didn't know if I'd
be able to hit a note, to be honest, I really didn't. I did that and sent it to Tim
and he said we're going to be okay. And then I became a bit more confident."
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