Are the Pirates of the Caribbean about to emerge from the waters after the disasters of the last films and the scandal between Johnny Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard?
Seven years after the release of Salazar’s Revengefifth and last work to date, has producer Jerry Bruckheimer gave news on the future of the saga.
“IWe won’t have to wait for certain actors »
The manufacturer of Pirates of the Caribbean but also Top Gun was interviewed by the media Comic book. When asked which film would probably come first Top Gun 3 OR Pirates of the Caribbean 6Bruckheimer gave a rather laconic answer, but reading between the lines is quite clear:
” It is hard to say […]. I can’t really tell you […]. Because in Top Gun we have a iconic, brilliant actor, and you don’t know how many movies he’ll appear in before making Top Gun. I can’t really tell you. With regard to Pirates of the Caribbeanwe will start the saga from scratchso it will be easier to produce, because we won’t have to wait for certain actors. »
Although the producer does not name any actors, it is quite clear that he is referring to the busy schedule of Tom Cruisestar of Top Gun. We can therefore assume that the manufacturer draws a parallel with the star of Pirates of the Caribbean, Johnny Depp. In other words, Pirates of the Caribbean he would be ready to leave, with or without the latter. Again according to Comic Book, “It seems like the franchise is in the process of a complete reboot, starting from scratch with new ideas and new characters. »
A Pirates of the Caribbean 6 from the creator of The Last of Us?
This speech comes amid a wave of rumors. After the trial against Amber Heard, Johnny Depp was excluded Fantastic animals. Fans wondered if Disney would go the same route for its film Pirates of the Caribbean. Another entry: a new work in the saga, this time led by Margot Robbie. But for Comic bookthis prospect seems unrealistic after the colossal success of Barbie which makes the actress much more identifiable now.
Finally, Craig Mazin, the creator of The last of us he also showed interest in the bandit saga. We found out about it last September Los Angeles Times that the showrunner had worked with Ted Elliot, to whom we owe the screenplay of the first four episodes of the saga.
“ We presented our project to Disney, but we were convinced that they wouldn’t buy it, that they would find it too strange. But they bought it! And then Ted Elliott wrote a great script, but the strike came, so everyone waited. »
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Source: Madmoizelle
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