London, June 24: Johnny Depp`s generosity seems unaffected by the economic recession as the star left a tip of USD 4000 at a Chicago restaurant.
The `Pirates of the Caribbean` star enjoyed dinner with director Michael Mann and his co-stars from the movie `Public Enemies` including Oscar winning Marrion Cottilard at the Gibsons Bar and Steakhouse and left a huge tip for waiter Mohammed A Sekhani, reported Contactmusic.
"Depp hosted a party of 15 people, including Mann and Cotillard, and the tip was split 12 ways. Depp is the finest of all the stars I have ever waited on. And he is a true icon, and his ability to respect others is phenomenal," said Sekhani.
This is not the first time that the `Pirates of the Caribbean` star has shown his appreciation of good service by leaving a huge amount of cash. Last year the 46-year-old actor left USD 1,500 after dining in Wisconsin.
"Johnny had a big dinner with his friends at one of the local restaurants. When the bill came to USD 2,600, he decided to leave a USD 1,500 tip to show how much he had enjoyed himself," an onlooker had said at the time.
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