Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl is a 2003 American fantasy swashbuckler film directed by Gore Verbinski and the first film in the Pirates of. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales (2017). Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End. Pirates of the. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (2011). Part of the advertising campaign for the film is the tagline: 'All Pirates Must Die'.

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EXCLUSIVE: Hide the rum! Superstar has been dropped from the Pirates of the Caribbean film franchise as Disney Studios plans a major reboot, DailyMailTV can reveal.

Depp was the major lead in five Pirates movies over the past 15 years - but it appears Captain Jack Sparrow has made his final voyage on the Black Pearl. Original Pirates script writer Stuart Beattie is the first to publicly confirm that Disney Studios appears to be ditching the star as they rework the entire franchise. Depp, 55, who has been dogged by personal dramas over the past four years, saw his last outing as Sparrow in Dead Men Tell No Tales, which became the lowest performing movie of the films. Speaking exclusively to DailyMailTV at a red carpet event in Hollywood, Beattie confirmed on camera the reboot means Depp is out as Sparrow. Nodding when it was suggested Depp was out, he said: 'I think he's had a great run. Obviously, he's made that character his own and it's become the character he's most famous for now.

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales (released in some countries as Pirates of the Caribbean: Salazar's Revenge) is a 2017 American swashbuckler fantasy film, the fifth installment in the Pirates of the Caribbean film series and the sequel to On Stranger Tides (2011).

'And kids all over the world love him as that character so I think it's been great for him, it's been great for us, so I'm just very, very happy about it.' Beattie feels no matter what Depp does next in his career, his Hollywood career high point will be defined by Sparrow and amassing more than $4 billion from the movies. Original Pirates script writer Stuart Beattie (pictured) is the first to confirm that Disney Studios appears to be ditching the star The star, known for cult hits like Edward Scissorhands, was not expected to be a success with the release of The Curse of the Black Pearl in 2003.

Beattie added: 'I think Jack Sparrow will be his legacy. It's the only character he's played five times, it's the character he dresses up in to visit children in hospitals, it's what he'll be remembered for. 'Before Jack Sparrow came along, Depp was considered this kind of quirky, independent actor that made these really cool little Tim Burton films, but he was by no means a movie star and a lot of people thought we were crazy for casting him at the time. 'Because he wasn't a proven commodity; you know, a big movie star. And we were making a big movie and we were putting this quirky, independent actor in the middle of it and people thought we were crazy.

The fact that it worked is a miracle. 'They were certainly nervous watching the rushes everyday but when it all came together, something just clicked and it was magic and connected with audiences. I'm proud to be a part of it.' Beaming with pride, Beattie added that his first film was nominated both for best film and Depp was leading actor at the Oscars.

He said: 'For a big, commercial popcorn movie to get a Oscar nomination, for the actor, is incredible. So that was a lot of fun seeing that.'

Beattie added: 'I think Jack Sparrow will be his legacy. It's the only character he's played five times, it's the character he dresses up in to visit children in hospitals, it's what he'll be remembered for.' Pictured: Depp dressed up as Sparrow visiting children in Canada in 2017 Recent reports claimed Deadpool's writing team was working on the reboot and Beattie confirmed that Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick are indeed working on script drafts. The pair penned the first two Deadpool blockbusters, Zombieland and 6 Underground, the action film, Beattie reacted: 'Hopefully they'll bring a lot of the great comedic subversiveness. I was laughing out of my seat in the opening credits of Deadpool so I am a big fan of those guys and I hope they do something really special.' 85k shares Even though Beattie carved the characters for the films, Disney have not yet asked him to return: 'That would be great. I would love to.

I mean, I love that world and love the people that make those films so yeah, I would love to be involved.' But he will not be upset if the call doesn't come: 'There's that saying, don't frown because it's over, smile because it happened.

'And the fact that they're rebooting something that you did, means that you did something that is worth rebooting. So I tend to look at it as the glass half full and it's an honor to be rebooted.'

Beattie revealed that the initial movie took 10 years to get made by Disney. 'Firstly, it's extraordinarily validating to know I wasn't crazy; that there were people that wanted to see a pirate movie like I did. So that was fun. 'And look, it's just great to see there are Jack Sparrow costumes at Halloween now and it's great to know that you've created something that's become a part of the culture. It so rarely happens and I just feel very honored and blessed by it.' Smiling he added that he hopes the reboot will hit the screens faster than his original idea in 1993. His next project is likely to create huge news too.

'We just finished filming Danger Close, the Battle of Long Tan. So it's the true story of the biggest battle the Australian's fought in the Vietnam war. 'So it's a very big Australian independent film; a war film. And just beautiful performances, it's an incredible story, and that will be out sometime next year.' The BAFTA winning screenwriter spoke at the Seventh Annual Australians in Film Awards (AiF) in Los Angeles. Presented by the non-profit organization, the annual star-studded Awards Show and Benefit Gala Dinner celebrates the achievements of Australian entertainment professionals and supports the foundation’s mission to usher Australian filmmakers into the international market.

Pirates Of The Caribbean 6

Johnny Depp has a history of making amazing movies, and Pirates of the Caribbean is no exception to that rule. Since 2003, this light hearted action adventure movie has been cashing in on its worldwide box office successes. With each of the four movies grossing almost 1 billion dollars apiece, this hit movie series has earned nearly 4 billion dollars worldwide. Because of its continuing success, Walt Pictures has scheduled the release of a fifth movie, Dead Men Tell No Tales which is scheduled to come out May 26th 2017.

Like the movies before it, Dead Man Tells No Tales will feature Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow and will again be directed by Rob Marshall. In the meantime, scroll down below to watch the trailer. When people first encounter this series, they wonder if they should watch the Pirates of the Caribbean movies in order. I would say after watching all of them, it’s not necessary to watch them in any sort of order.

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Each movie is its own separate plot line, and they’re all independent from each other. However, like many series, the first flick probably does a better job at introducing characters than the subsequent releases.

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For this reason, I would recommend watching them in the order in which they were released, but it really isn’t that important. Unlike many popular movie series, Pirates of the Caribbean has not been seen much in popular culture. It’s actually kind of unusual – there are no games, books, or TV shows that branch off of the original movies. However, with that said, this series is undeniably successful.

In each of the releases, the worldwide box office gross was nearly 1 billion dollars. This puts Pirates of the Caribbean among the 50 highest grossing movies of all times. Just because popular culture has not yet adapted this hit, does not mean it’s failing at the box office!

Movie Order Trailers As many movie fans know, critical response often does not measure the success. In fact, Rotten Tomatoes has been continually rating Pirates of the Caribbean movies lower and lower, with the final release marked at a 33%. However, because of the ongoing profits, a new movie Dead Men Tell No Tales is already underway and will be ready by 2017. Following previous releases, Terry Rossio will be in charge of the screen play and is working closely with Johnny Depp. The success in this movie comes in part from the fact that it’s enjoyable for all ages and genders.

There’s action, comedy, and it’s all mixed together with some adventure. Johnny Depp does an excellent job at portraying his character, and will lead this franchise into the future.

No matter what order you decide to watch this series in, you’re sure to enjoy yourself regardless.