Johnny Depp could pardon Disney and return to ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ with his own terms

After going through tough times and being on the verge of cancellation, actor Johnny Depp has seen how things have improved in his life. Last year he won a defamation lawsuit against his ex-wife Amber Heard, who has long accused him of physical abuse. These allegations were dismissed by a court, which led to the question of whether Johnny Depp’s name will shine again in the film industryincluding his relationship with Disney.

In the past, Depp has been one of Disney’s biggest stars, thanks to his iconic role Jack Sparrow in the ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ franchise.. However, in 2018, the company surprisingly decided to cut ties with the actor, who Depp blamed on Heard’s allegations. At the time, he felt that Disney had failed him. During last year’s media trial, he even stated that he would no longer work with Disney for $300 million.

However, this week, reported by People, Depp has apparently changed his mind. According to a source close to the actor, “anything is possible” and if the right project comes along, he would be willing to consider it. While it is not specified whether this project would be related to “Pirates of the Caribbean”, it seems to be the most logical option.

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Jack Sparrow would review the face of Johnny Depp and Disney does not rule it out

Last month, Sean Bailey, president of production at Walt Disney Studios, said the relaunch of the popular film saga ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ (Disney Plus) was one of the company’s priorities. As for the possible return of Johnny Depp, Bailey did not exclude it and limited herself to commenting:

There are currently no commitments.”

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The idea that Johnny Depp the rework with Disney is sure to thrill fans of the beloved Jack Sparrow. However, it might be wise not to get too excited. During the world premiere of his period film “Jeanne du Barry” in Cannes 2023, the 60-year-old actor told a press conference that he no longer feels “much need for Hollywood”.

So, another possibility is that Depp decides to definitively say goodbye to the big Hollywood productions.

Meanwhile, Depp is focused on his next film, ‘Modi’, a biography of the Italian painter Amedeo Modigliani. Filming is expected to begin this year and will star Al Pacino. despite the rumors of his possible return to DisneyJohnny Depp is determined to prove his versatility and talent in independent projects and outside of blockbusters.