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Jack the Monkey could delay production of Pirates of the Caribbean 5

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JAVIER BARDEM AS VILLAIN IN PIRATES 5?!

Javier Bardem in Talks for Villain Role in ‘Pirates of the Caribbean 5’

Javier Bardem is in talks to play the villain in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, the latest installment of the high-seas fantasy.

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OCT 14 2 MOS Javier Bardem in Talks for Villain Role in 'Pirates of the Caribbean 5' 12:15 PM PDT 10/14/2014 by Borys Kit 42 128 4 1 0 Email Print Comments (4) Jack Sparrow better watch out!

AP Images/Invision Javier Bardem is in talks to play the villain in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, the latest installment of the high-seas fantasy.

Johnny Depp is, of course, back as Jack Sparrow, as is Geoffrey Rush, playing Barbosa, in the big tentpole that is eyeing a five-month shoot next year in Australia. Joachim Ronning and Espen Sandberg are directing. Plot details are as murky as a pirate's morals, but Bardem would play a ghost captain who blames Sparrow for the death of his brother and is searching for a supernatural object to aid him. Read more 'Pirates of the Caribbean 5' Set for Summer 2017 Also figuring into the mix will be a love interest for Sparrow, a woman who is accused of being a witch. That co-starring role has not yet been cast. Sources caution that the talks are in an early stage. Bardem, who already memorably played a villain in the James Bond movie Skyfall, is working with Sean Penn in the Africa-set medical drama The Last Face.

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Pirates of the Caribbean 5 set to film in 2015 Puerto Rico!

Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow and the Pirates Of The Caribbean will indeed have another chapter after countless delays says producer Jerry Bruckheimer.

Talking at the  Monte Carlo Television Festival, Bruckheimer promoted several of his projects, but spoke directly about Disney’s big franchise, saying the production should begin in 2015.  WTLV has the video.

We are hoping to start Pirates after the first of the year. We are getting closer and closer. We are close on the screenplay. We’re close with Disney, and with Johnny (Depp) who is enthused, so hopefully we’ll get it done. Bad Boys 3 is little further away. We’re just finishing an outline, and hopefully we’ll get a script in the next three or four months.

Depp, Geoffrey Rush, and Penelope Cruz are all set to return with Christoph Waltz cast to play the villain and Keith Richards returning as well. This is from Latino Post:

“Norwegian directors Joachim Rønning and Espen Sandberg told Deadline they will be shooting Pirates Of The Caribbean 5 – titled Dead Men Tell No Tales – in both Puerto Rico and New Orleans ‘at the end of the year,’” the British online publication said. “Johnny is set to return as Captain Jack Sparrow. Geoffrey Rush is locked in as Barbosa and Keith Richards will reprise his role as Captain Teague.”

On the directing duo impressed the famous producer.

“So, you always go by their work. I had not met them, but I saw their movie. And I saw their movie Max Manus, which they did prior to that, which I thought was excellent too. They make movies very economically; yet, you’d never know it. They get a huge production value. They tell great stories, great characterization, they use excellent actors, and they’re great filmmakers. I’m sure you’ve sat and talked to them,” Bruckheimer told Dredd Central.

Iron Man 3 star was Rebecca Hall was also rumored for a role.

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KEITH RICHARDS AGAIN IN PIRATES 5!

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First poster for Pirates of the Caribbean : Dead Men tell no tales (2016)

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Joachim Ronning's and Espen Sandberg's Pirates of the Caribbean 5 is well underway according to sources; even if rumours started swirling in Sept. that the writers are having problems with the script. The film, titled "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales" will be released in 2016. Mild Spoilers for "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales"

Witches, Witches, and More Witches

There will be witches and one will cause some sexual tension between her and Jack Sparrow. However, the sexual tension is described as "one sided" according to an insider.  This particular woman "suspected of witchcraft" is a scientist based on the most recent scoop from the "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales" script. Based on Nathanson's script, there are real witches in Pirates of the Caribbean 5 but they are a tad better than Tia Dalma. No Angelica from "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides" Penelope Cruz's character will not make a comeback in "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales." This is sad news for those rooting out for Penelope Cruz's return in the franchise but don't lose hope, it's still two years to go and the writers might make a few changes in the script. No Will and Elizabeth

Will Turner and Elizabeth Swan might not be in the film, according to insiders. If the rumours are true, this will be unfortunate for Will Turner and Elizabeth Swan fans who want to know what happened to the couple. Sources say, they will be replaced by another couple who come from farming families. The Dead Man

One of the lead characters Pirates of the Caribbean 5 is a British ghost who is out for revenge. The British military recruit will go out on a revenge mission with Captain Barbossa when Barbossa was still alive. An Awkward Wedding

An awkward wedding will happen. Will Captain Jack Sparrow finally tie the knot? Or will he just gatecrash a wedding for the heck of it? Insiders say Pirates of the Caribbean 5 will start with this wedding. Bermuda Triangle

The Bermuda Triangle element will be added to the movie's plot line.

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Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales’ Delayed Until 2016

By now, assuming that you’ve been keeping up on your movie news, you’ve probably gotten wind of the fact that Summer 2015 is going to feature more prize pony franchise installments and cash cow blockbuster sequels than you can shake a stick at: The Avengers: Age of Ultron, Batman vs. Superman, Jurassic Park IV and Terminator 5, to name but a few. Hence, studios have good reason to reconsider launching all of their developing hefty investments in theaters during that same four-month period (two years away from the time of writing this).

We’ve already hear rumblings about a couple of big titles that may be moving away from the approaching storm in 25, like Star Wars: Episode VII – Disney is now reported to be looking at a Winter Holiday season release instead of the summer-time – and the Independence Day sequel, which writer/director Roland Emmerich doesn’t expect to invade the planet before 2016. Officially-speaking, though, we can confirm that Disney has shifted Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales back from its previously-set July 2015 date.

The Mouse House’s decision makes sense, following yesterday’s announcement that the studio has bumped up Marvel’s Ant-Man to a July 2015 release date, in part as a means to allow filmmaker Edgar Wright’s superhero movie to build on the momentum from Avengers: Age of Ultron releasing less than three months earlier. Moreover, Disney now has its bases covered throughout the season without a need to be concerned about overlap, since the Avengers sequel will open in theaters on May 1st, followed by Pixar’s Inside Out during mid-June and then Ant-Man on the last day of July 2015. (That also makes the scenario of Episode VII releasing in December 2015 all the more likely to happen.)

Deadline is reporting that the reason why Disney has decided to push Pirates 5 back to 2016 – with Ant-Man essentially taking its place in Summer 2015 – is due to the studio not wanting to rush the project down the production pipeline too fast. The studio issued the following statement, claiming as much to be the case:

“Like audiences around the globe, we have high expectations for Jack Sparrow’s next adventure and we want to have all the right elements in place,” said Disney production president Sean Bailey. “We’re not there yet and we want to make sure this project is everything these wonderful characters and of course the fans deserve.”

Jokes about the previous lackluster Pirates installment (Pirates of the Caribbean: On Strangers Tides) aside, Disney has all-too fresh memories of The Lone Ranger‘s box office disappointment as a painful reminder of the fact that even a big-budget crowd-pleasing adventure – headlined by Johnny Depp as an eccentric character – isn’t guaranteed to make back its hefty budget (both production and marketing) if the moviegoing masses aren’t given enough reason to be interested.

The Pirates brand name is more bankable than Lone Ranger no doubt, but Disney is reported to have already taken cost-cutting measures on Pirates 5 so as to avoid winding up with yet another $250 million under-performer on its hands (after Lone Ranger and John Carter). Not to mention, that move is just in case a larger-enough number of people have decided that they’ve had their fill of Jack Sparrow – no matter how good his new adventure looks in trailer form (and during the inevitable marketing blitz) – that Dead Men Tell No Tales falls well short of the $1 billion mark reached by the last three installments. …Though, to be fair, it’ll probably still gross a disgusting large sum of money, no matter what.

More importantly, from an artistic perspective, Dead Men Tell No Tales could use the extra time, given directors Joachim Rønning and Espen Sandberg‘s lack of experience in the department of big-budget filmmaking. The duo will draw from a screenplay written by Jeff Nathanson – whose screenwriting credits include Speed 2: Cruise Control, Rush Hour 2 & 3 and Tower Heist - but the pair will need time to adjust to the stresses of spectacle-driven moviemaking, especially as they followup their previous film (the low-budget Norwegian sea-faring drama Kon-Tiki).

Principal photography on the fifth Pirates of the Caribbean installment was expected to commence by February 2014, but as of right now there’s no official start date for production. In the meantime, be sure and let us know if you are more, less, or equally likely/unlikely to see Jack Sparrow’s next adventure (full of supernatural beasties and unhygienic sea-farerers) in theaters – based solely on the fact that it looks to open in the Summer of 2016, rather than the wallet-draining Summer 2015 season.

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Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales should reach theaters by Summer 2016.

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'Pirates of the Caribbean 5: Dead Men Tell No Tales' News Update: Director's Joachim Ronning and Espen Sandberg Reveal Influences For Movie

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales” directors have revealed their influences for the new movie.

Joachim Ronning and Espen Sandberg told MTV news that they were really excited about the prospect of doing the new film and that they had always admired “Indianna Jones” and “Star Wars” when they were young. “When we grew up in a small town in Norway, we started making little short films when we were 10 years old. What we were doing back then was trying to copy ‘Indiana Jones’ and ‘Star Wars’ and those movies. It is really a lifelong dream coming true now to make an epic adventure movie like this,” Sandberg stated.

They also revealed that they have been working on the fifth film for a couple of months in California. The directors stated, “We’ve been on it now for a couple of months, so we are in preproduction. We are in our office at Disney in Burbank. It’s just great, working with Johnny Depp and the Bruckheimer camp. It’s a dream come true, really.”

The directors also said that going from their Oscar nominated film “Kon-Tiki” to “Pirates” has been an easy transition because the movies are similar. Ronning said, “The premise is the same. In some regards, it’s easier almost to make a big Hollywood movie because here, you have the resources. You have the best people in the world carrying you forward. That’s amazing. Then, of course, everything is much bigger, and the crews are 10 times as big, and there are many more people that have an opinion and power. So far, so good.”

Sandberg added that the script is fun and touching. He said, “We have a great script that Jeff Nathanson has written. It’s really funny and touching. We’re really looking forward to realizing everything.” “Pirates of the Caribbean” in slated to be released in 2015 with Johnny Depp reprising his role as Jack Sparrow.

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PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN-DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES

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PIRATES 5 WILL FILMING SOON!!

role of Capt. Jack Sparrow in the sequel, which will be produced by Jerry Bruckheimer. Jeff Nathanson wrote the last draft of the script.

Ronning and Sandberg recently dropped out of Legendary’s “Spectral” as it became apparent the “Pirates” job was theirs to lose. They beat out director Fredrik Bond (“The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman”) for the sought-after gig.

Ronning and Sandberg are talented filmmakers who were pursued by several studios following the success of “Kon-Tiki,” which was nominated for this year’s Foreign Language Oscar and also set on the water. Disney is likely excited to be working with two up-and-coming filmmakers who are capable of delivering epic visuals.

On the other hand, while “Pirates of the Caribbean 5” is sure to be a guaranteed box office hit, the big-budget blockbuster seems beneath Ronning and Sandberg’s potential. Do we really want our best foreign filmmakers coming to America to churn out mindless sequels? It would’ve been nice to see the “Kon-Tiki” duo launch their own franchise or try their hand at original material, but the lure of Disney dollars proved impossible to resist.

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DISNEY MOVING FORFARD WITH PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN 5'

DISNEY MOVING FORFARD WITH PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN 5'

Now that they've finally gotten all of that "Lone Ranger" nonsense out of the way, Disney, producer Jerry Bruckheimer, and star Johnny Depp can finally get back to doing what they do best: turning amusement park rides into movies. We're speaking specifically of that dear-old "Pirates of the Caribbean" thing, which they've already seemingly done to death, but yet somehow keep making literally billions of dollars on. According to Deadline, the search is now on to find a director capable of taking the franchise further into the, er, 17th century.

Speculation is reportedly centering around "Snow White and the Huntsman's" Rupert Sanders—for hopefully obvious reasons—and "Kon Tiki's" Joachim Rønning and Espen Sandberg, mostly for their evident proficiency with shooting things on water, playing with boats, and having things not go "blub, blub, blub" as they sink into the ocean. Also mentioned is Fredrik Bond, whose "The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman" leaves us completely mystified—it exists? since when?—but has apparently enraptured Bruckheimer. Production is not scheduled to begin until later in the year, so hopefully everyone involved will have a chance to figure out a) who they are, and b) what they're doing by then. Also, you know, having a script would help, too. Probably?

What do you think, Hitlisters? Should the "Pirates" franchise be retired? Or are the potential billion dollar profits too large to ignore? And what's more important in this new-fangled digital age: originality or commerce? As always, let us know in the comments, or tell us on MSN Movies on Facebook and Twitter.

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PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN 5 WILL BE RELEASED IN JULY 2015!!!!

Johnny Depp will return to star in the latest installment in Disney's blockbuster franchise; the studio also dates "Muppets 2" for March 2014 and the George Clooney 3D sci-fi pic "1952" for December 2014. Making a number of major additions to its release calendar, Disney said Monday it will open the fifth installment of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise on July 10, 2015. No director is attached, but Johnny Depp will return as Captain Jack Sparrow.

Sparrow saga has tapped Jeff Nathanson as its new writer. Walt Disney Pictures' long gestating "Pirates of the Caribbean 5" project is still underway. After a long time the studio didn't come out.

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Pirates of the Caribbean 5 to hit theaters July 2015!

Making a number of major additions to its release calendar, Disney said Monday it will open the fifth installment of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise on July 10, 2015. No director is attached, but Johnny Depp will return as Captain Jack Sparrow.

The move comes a week after word broke that Jeff Nathanson has come aboard to pen the script for Pirates 5, reports hollywoodrepoprter.com. www.dailyprimenews.com/details.php?id=5277

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PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN 5 LANDS A WRITER!

The last we heard about the fifth film in Disney’s juggernaut franchise, Johnny Depp was “close” to signing a deal to join the film, but as of this writing, he has yet to join the project. It is also unclear as to whether Geoffrey Rush, Penelope Cruz, Kiera Knightly or other past co-stars have been approached to join either.

What we do know, thanks to Variety, is that Jeff Nathanson has been hired by Disney to pent he script for Pirates of the Caribbean 5. Nathanson is the man behind the acclaimed script for Catch Me if You Can. But that is where the good stuff ends, as he also wrote the scripts for Speed 2: Cruise Control, Rush Hour 2 & 3, Indian Jones & the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and Tower Heist.

I am hoping that Disney sees something we don’t, as that list is a big group of duds. On Stranger Tides, which was the first film in the series that Gore Verbinski didn’t direct, was easily the least popular of the franchise and Disney is likely looking to turn that around with the fifth film. Speaking of which, there is no director to attached at this point, but as with the recently announced Jurassic Park IV project, this will be a job that people will want.

We’ll be sure to keep you updated as we get more information. In the meantime, let’s pray that Nathanson has a trick up his sleeve.

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