Johnny Depp stunned fans by showing up at San Diego Comic-Con Thursday dressed as Ebenezer Scrooge.

The “Sleepy Hollow” actor was pictured at the yearly extravaganza wearing a top hat and heavy overcoat while carrying a cane as he channeled the iconic miser from “Ebenezer: A Christmas Carol.”

The nearly unrecognizable actor sported a bushy brow, patchy grey facial hair and lengthy sideburns for the surprise appearance.

In one photo, he peered through a frost-covered windowpane, and in another, he emerged from what appeared to be a set re-creation of a snowy doorway.

Depp, 63, was snapped being greeted by cosplayers dressed as some of his most iconic characters from previous films — including Willy Wonka from 2005’s “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”, Edward Scissorhands from the titular 1990 classic and Captain Jack Sparrow from the “Pirates of the Caribbean” franchise (2003-2017).

Elsewhere at the pop culture convention, he took the stage at the legendary Hall H as Ebenezer, carrying a candlestick burned down to a short stub.

The trailer for the Ti West-directed film dropped Thursday online as well.

The actor was previously photographed on the London set of the film, looking equally as unrecognizable in costume as the Charles Dickens character.

In the February photos, Depp wore a navy blue robe and a cap covering his ears, appearing alongside co-star Andrea Riseborough — clad in head-to-toe white — who plays the Ghost of Christmas Past.

“Ebenezer: A Christmas Carol” also stars Ian McKellen, Daisy Ridley, Sam Claflin and Rupert Grint.

The film is set for a Nov. 13 release.

The role is Depp’s comeback to mainstream Hollywood movies after he won a defamation case against ex-wife Amber Heard in 2022.

He’d sued Heard for $50 million, claiming she defamed him in a Washington Post op-ed about abuse in 2018.

Ultimately, the “Aquaman” actress was ordered to pay Depp $15 million in — though she was also awarded $2 million for a counterclaim.

They settled the case that year, with Heard agreeing to pay her ex-husband $1 million.

Heard has since relocated to Spain, where she’s raising her children: Oonagh Paige, 5, and twins Ocean and Agnes, 1.

Prior to his legal showdown with Heard in the US, he lost a 2020 libel case against the UK Sun, which he sued for labeling him a “wife-beater” in a headline based on Heard’s allegations.

Kayla Nicole is ready to sashay into the ballroom.

“Kayla Nicole would love to appear on ‘Dancing With The Stars.’ It would be the next natural step in her career,” a source told Page Six.

Nicole had the perfect opportunity to pitch herself when she attended the inaugural TIME100 Sports Gala in New York City on July 16, as longtime “DWTS” pro Witney Carson was a guest at the event.

“DWTS” Season 35 premieres in September with Ciara Miller, Maura Higgins, Jackson Olson and Guillermo Rodriguez already announced as cast members.

And while the rest of the cast will be revealed on “Good Morning America” on Sept. 2, Nicole will have to wait until Season 36 for her shot at a Mirrorball trophy.

The host of “The Pre-Game with Kayla Nicole” podcast is no stranger to reality TV.

She appeared on Season 3 of Fox’s “Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test” in 2025, winning alongside “The Hills” alum Brody Jenner.

Speaking to Page Six previously, Nicole expressed how “excited” she was to show viewers her “raw, vulnerable” side on the program after dealing with the online criticism.

“I’m the opposite of being afraid of what people are going to see. I’m actually excited for people to see us stripped down, raw, vulnerable,” she shared.

In March, Nicole also pitched herself as the next “Bachelorette” after ABC canceled Taylor Frankie Paul’s season.

The model made a playful TikTok, titled “My audition to be the next ‘Bachelorette,’” where she listed off made-up qualities to try and impress potential suitors.

“Hey @ABC, heard you need a stand in? 🌹😂 ” she captioned her post.

The career goal comes after Nicole’s most prominent ex-boyfriend, Travis Kelce, married Taylor Swift in a lavish ceremony at New York City’s Madison Square Garden.

Nicole and Kelce, 36, broke up for good in May 2022 after a five-year on-again, off-again romance.

Since the split, Nicole has continued to reflect on their time together.

On “Special Forces,” Nicole called her “public breakup” with Kelce “overwhelming.”

In February, Nicole said during a TikTok live that Kelce was the “right person, wrong time” while discussing their split.

“Who knows? Could be compatibility issues,” she stated.

Kelce and Swift went public with their relationship in September 2023, got engaged two years later and tied the knot at MSG over the July 4th weekend.

Tons of A-listers attended the nuptials, including Selena Gomez, Gigi Hadid, Bradley Cooper, Brad Pitt, Lena Dunham, Ed Sheeran, Miranda Lambert, Dakota Johnson and Adam Sandler, who officiated the ceremony.

At the same time of the wedding, Nicole posted a photo of a sunset view inside an apartment building.

Chadwick Boseman’s family members are feuding over his estate, nearly six years after his tragic death.

According to documents obtained by Page Six on Tuesday, the “Black Panther” actor’s two older brothers, Derrick and Kevin Boseman, filed a lawsuit on behalf of their parents, Leroy and Carolyn Boseman, against Chadwick’s widow, Taylor Simone Ledward.

The filing asks the court to remove Ledward as administrator of Chadwick’s estate and order her to distribute assets to Leroy and Carolyn.

The documents allege that Chadwick’s wife had not distributed her late husband’s estate — including over $3.8 million in assets and cash — as ordered by a court back in 2022.

Derrick and Kevin allege in the docs, filed July 17 in Los Angeles, that Ledward — who inherited 50% of the actor’s estate — was expected to distribute the other half equally between Chadwick’s parents, with each of them receiving 25%.

“Nearly four years later, [Taylor] has still not distributed the estate,” the documents read.

“Instead, [Taylor] continues to exert unilateral control over [Chadwick’s] estate, denying [Chadwick’s] family long overdue closure or participation in decision-making regarding matters affecting Leroy and Carolyn’s interests in [Chadwick’s] estate.” 

Chadwick’s brothers also allege in the filing that Ledward “failed to fully account” for her late husband’s assets, including “royalties and residuals, image and intellectual property rights, real property, a previously undisclosed bank account, and other personal property.”

The brothers claim Ledward — who previously claimed Chadwick’s assets included $241,000 in an IRA, $3.3 million in stock for Chadwick Boseman, Inc. and $151,000 in cash, deemed by the court as a “true and correct” accounting in 2022 — “failed to officially account for … numerous residual payments from SAG-AFTRA dating between 2020 and the present.”

Derrick and Kevin claimed Chadwick’s widow is not distributing rights to the late actor’s intellectual property and image.

“These rights properly belong to [Chadwick’s] heirs,” the documents read, noting that they are “ostensibly managed by Chadwick Boseman, Inc., a corporate entity completely controlled by [Ledward] and through which she continues to profit from [Chadwick’s] fame.”

The brothers claim Ledward “blocked” them from “pursuing lucrative business opportunities that might benefit [Chadwick’s] elderly parents.”

Ultimately, they alleged, Ledward’s “lack of transparency” with them over the “42” actor’s estate “creates the appearance that she is concealing assets from [Chadwick’s] family and from the Court.” 

Page Six has reached out to Ledward’s legal representation for comment and attorneys for Derrick and Kevin did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.

Boseman died — notably without a will — at the age of 43 on Aug. 28, 2020, following a private and yearslong battle with colon cancer.