Depp had been in Spain promoting a new film he directed, but while in the country, he decided to take time out of his schedule for this special visit. It happened on September 26, as confirmed by social media posts shared by the hospital. After attending the San Sebastian Film Festival, Depp left the event and changed into the pirate costume before heading over to the hospital.

“From Osakidetza, and especially from all the personnel at the Donostia University Hospital, we would like to send infinite gratitude to Johnny Depp for his time, his support, and his energy, and shoutout to @sansebastianfes for having facilitated this visit.”
During his time there, Depp interacted with the patients, helping to lift their spirits.
“It was a gift that brought joy to patients, families, nursing professionals, doctors, and all the staff who were working on the ward at the time.”
This sentiment was echoed in the excitement expressed by everyone who had the chance to meet him.
Interestingly, Depp based Captain Jack’s eccentric mannerisms on a blend of Bugs Bunny from Looney Tunes and Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards, which gave the character a unique flair.
Depp’s work on the film reflects his continued interest in the arts, both as an actor and a director.

When asked by reporters about her ex-husband’s visit, she responded simply, stating: “I’m living here in Madrid, I love Spain. I’m very lucky to be here, and regarding my past, I don’t feel like thinking or talking about it, because I’m happy and in peace.”
Heard has moved on from the highly publicized legal battles she and Depp faced, and it seems she is now embracing her new life in Europe.
According to PEOPLE, he will be heading to New York, where he is set to open an art exhibition on October 4.
This exhibition will showcase Depp’s artistic talents beyond his film work, further highlighting the many creative projects he’s been involved in over the years.
Depp’s willingness to take the time to make a difference for these young patients shows the kind of impact a simple gesture can have, especially when it comes from someone as beloved as Captain Jack Sparrow.