Reason #1 why Capt. Sparrow rocks

I have got to tell you, I love it when this kind of stuff happens:

Johnny Depp Surprises British Classroom With Visit From Captain Jack Sparrow
While Disney has created a very successful brand in its Princess line, at least one of the company's young female fans is passionate about another of its iconic characters.
Beatrice, a 9-year-old student at a school in London's Greenwich neighborhood, wrote a letter to Captain Jack Sparrow, the character made famous by Johnny Depp in the Pirates of the Caribbean movie series. The letter made its way to Depp -- who's in England at the moment, shooting the fourth film in the franchise, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides -- and he made a surprise visit to Beatrice's school, according to BBC News.
A 2-minute clip of his in-character visit has made it to the Internet, but reportedly he spent 15 minutes in all with Beatrice and her classmates. And though the reason for Beatrice's letter was to seek Captain Jack's advice on staging a mutiny against her teachers, Captain Jack went against his renegade principles, diplomatically recommending to Beatrice that a mutiny would probably get her into trouble.

The video was embedded with the article, but for some portions here and there, it wasn't easy to understand what Depp was saying. It's incredibly awesome that he did this for that little girl. Sometimes, there really is nothing better than a celebrity coming to visit a little kid -- IN CHARACTER -- and make their dream come true. Bonus to Depp for bringing along some additional pirates, too. This story is just too fantastic. Watch the video and read the article here.