Pirates of the Caribbean

As per former Disney executive, there is a chance that the defamation trial verdict's impact may be that Johnny Depp can come back as Jack Sparrow in ...

Pirates of the Caribbean was based on a Disneyland ride of the same name. The franchise is credited to have made Depp one of world’s most well-known actors. But before that, he had also lost another profitable franchise, Pirates of the Caribbean, and perhaps the most popular and beneficial, monetarily speaking, character of his career.

Johnny Depp Pirates of the Caribbean return will potentially be discussed amongst Disney bosses.Speaking to PEOPLE, a former exec shares there is a huge ...

"There is just too much potential box-office treasure for a beloved character deeply embedded in the Disney culture. However, another Hollywood believes the odds of Depp return are "not very likely" adding Depp will "come back as a star, but they'd probably make Pirates 6 with Margot Robbie or someone similar." "With [producer] Jerry Bruckheimer riding high on the massive success of Tom Cruise in Top Gun: Maverick, there is huge appetite for bringing back bankable Hollywood stars in massively popular franchises," the insider adds.

Johnny Depp has won the $50 million defamation case that he had filed against his ex-wife Amber Heard. The six-week-long trial was held in Fairfax, ...

Depp denied the accusations and stated that Heard was "attempting to secure a premature financial resolution by alleging abuse." Johnny Depp and Amber Heard were engaged in 2014. Johnny Depp and Amber Heard met on the sets of The Rum Diary in 2009 and started dating a few years later. In 2016, Heard filed for divorce and alleged that Depp had physically abused her during their marriage under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Previously, during his testimony in the trial, Johnny Depp was asked if he would return to the film's franchise if Disney approached him again. As per People report, a former Disney executive said that Johnny Depp could return to the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise.

Now the court has found in favour of the Hollywood star, experts have weighed in on what they expect next.

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Johnny Depp won against ex-wife Amber Heard in the defamation case he had filed against her in Virginia.

As reported by People, a former Disney executive thinks Depp could return to the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise given that the actor's career is expected to bounce back following the case verdict. Previously, during his testimony in the defamation trial, Johnny was asked if he would return to the franchise if Disney approached him again and the actor maintained that he would pass on the offer. Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's defamation trial came to an end after jury verdict was announced on June 1.

Pirates of the Caribbean 6 is in development and there's a looming question about whether Johnny Depp will return to the franchise.

A report in People.com quoted the former Disney executive saying that with the recent win of Depp in the defamation case, Johnny might be brought back aboard. A former Walt Disney Studios executive has predicted the return of Johnny Depp to the franchise. As soon as the reports of Dwayne Johnson taking over Jack Sparrow surfaced fans started calling out Disney and the makers.

'There is just too much potential box-office treasure,' a former Walt Disney Studios executive tells PEOPLE of Johnny Depp potentially returning to the ...

I'm heartbroken that the mountain of evidence still was not enough to stand up to the disproportionate power, influence and sway of my ex-husband." Depp also recalled in his testimony that he had wanted to give his Pirates character a "proper goodbye" and that he planned to keep making Pirates movies "until it was time to stop." After losing that libel case, Depp announced he had agreed to step down from his role in Warner Bros.'s Fantastic Beasts franchise. During his time testifying in the defamation case, Depp spoke about his falling out with Disney executives, saying he felt he'd become "guilty until proven innocent." An additional industry source says Depp "will work again," adding, "I do feel someone will give him a chance. Depp, 58, won his defamation claims against Heard, 36, on Wednesday, concluding a contentious six-week legal battle in Virginia that put their private lives in the public eye.

Will Pirates Of The Caribbean franchise witness the return of Johnny Depp as the famous Capt. Jack Sparrow? Former Disney exec says so!

But now, a former Disney executive has given major hopes to fans as he suggests a possibility. He witnessed a lot of loss in terms of reputation, movies and finance in the past 6 years. Ever since the verdict is out, Depp fans have been bombarding social media and demanding Disney apologize to the actor.

Previously, Robbie was being scouted for the role, and even franchise producer Jerry Bruckheimer admitted to The Sun that they are “developing two Pirates ...

Johnny Depp came out on top in court, so could Jack Sparrow return?

Later in the same interview by People, the same anonymous former Disney boss further explained why Johnny Depp returning to Pirates of the Caribbean might still be possible. While Johnny Depp has had a long and iconic career, his name is perhaps most associated with playing Captain Jack Sparrow in the Pirates of the Caribbean series. Corey was born and raised in New Jersey. Double majored in theater and literature during undergrad. The last we heard from Disney, there were two Pirates movies currently in development, neither of which involve Depp. But now that the 58 year-old actor won in court, could he return? The jury ultimately ruled in favor of Depp, while his ex-wife was found guilty on 3 counts of defamation, and fined for over $10 million. It’s almost hard to believe, but Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s long legal battle in court has reached a verdict.

A former Disney executive believes Johnny Depp's Pirates of the Caribbean return chances are high following his defamation trial victory.

During his defamation trial against Heard, Depp revealed the major salary he was offered to come back for a sixth film and his desire for it to conclude Jack Sparrow's story, but stated he would turn Disney down if they asked for him to come back for Pirates of the Caribbean 6, even if he was offered $300 million to come back. Bruckheimer himself has offered minor updates on the future of the Pirates of the Caribbean in recent months, namely confirmations that Margot Robbie's movie is still in development while also stating that Depp's future with the franchise is currently unknown. As producer Jerry Bruckheimer looks to inject new life into the franchise, one who was close to the Pirates of the Caribbean movies believe the future may lie in the hands of its lead star.

Insiders shed some light on the chance of Johnny Depp agreeing to a Pirates of the Caribbean reboot.A Hollywood insider made this shocking revelation and ...

Previously, Robbie was being scouted for the role, and even franchise producer Jerry Bruckheimer admitted to The Sun that they are “developing two Pirates scripts — one with her, one without.” The source on the other hand admitted, “I would think they make Robbie his daughter and likely have a cameo with him as a test.” A Hollywood insider made this shocking revelation and told People magazine, that its “not very likely” that Depp will “come back as a star, but they'd probably make Pirates 6 with Margot Robbie or someone similar.”