Johnny Crawford, Original Mouseketeer & 'Rifleman' Actor, Dies at 75

Johnny Depp has taken legal action against the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). The ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ actor wants the non-profit organisation to reveal whether his ex-wife Amber Heard has made a donation to them, after she pledged to share her $7 million divorce settlement to them and the Children’s Hospital Los Angeles.

Johnny Depp has sued officials at the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) to force them to disclose how much money his ex-wife Amber Heard donated to them following their divorce. The Pirates of the Caribbean star has maintained that despite his ex-wife's claims she split her $7 million (£5 million) divorce settlement between the non-profit and the Children's Hospital Los Angeles, she actually only gave them a couple of hundred thousand dollars.

Johnny Depp has now moved to court to order ACLU aka American Civil Liberties Union to show proof of Amber Heard's donation from her divorce settlement. It has been known that Heard had pledged to donate her USD 7 million divorce settlement to the ACLU and the Children's Hospital Los Angeles after her and Depp's divorce was made final.

Johnny Depp will make Amber Heard look bad in court if it’s the last thing he does!

Johnny Depp is suing the ACLU – the American Civil Liberties Union – over his ex wife Amber Heard‘s divorce settlement.

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Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's ongoing legal trial relating to abuse claims by the latter have been in the news for a while now. After losing the libel case Depp had filed against a UK tabloid for calling him a 'wife beater', the actor has now found support from a friend who recently defended him in an interview.

Carole Horst March marked the 65th anniversary of the wrap of the first season of the “Mickey Mouse Club,” and the recent death of one of the original Mouseketeers, Johnny Crawford, reminded fans of the enduring talent that the show, and especially its early 1990s iteration, brought to the entertainment industry.

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Star Trek series, has died, aged 74. The actor portrayed Genghis Khan in the episode titled “The Savage Curtain”, which launched his career in 1969 and made him one of the franchise’s best-loved cult figures.

Johnny Crawford,” the statement read.The spokespeople confirmed that Crawford “passed away peacefully” with his wife by his side.The actor was best known for his role in “The Rifleman,” where he played Mark McCain.He was nominated for best supporting actor at the Primetime Emmys in 1959 when he was just 13 years old.However, back in 2019 he was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease before contracting COVID-19 and pneumonia.His cause of death has not yet been revealed; however, his website said that

Johnny Crawford was an actor best known for his role as young Mark McCain on “The Rifleman.”Crawford got his start in Hollywood as one of the original Mouseketeers on “The Mickey Mouse Club” for its first season in 1955, when he was just nine years old. After that season, producers cut the number of Mouseketeers in half, and Crawford didn’t return.

Johnny Crawford, the original Mouseketeer who starred as the young son of the Civil War veteran portrayed by Chuck Connors on the 1958-63 ABC series The Rifleman, died Thursday, it was announced. He was 75.

Johnny Crawford, who found early fame in the 1950s as an original Mouseketeer on The Mickey Mouse Club and even more success as the son of Chuck Connors’ title character in the 1959-63 Western series The Rifleman, died Thursday two years after an Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis and a recent battle with Covid-19 . He was 75.