Showing posts with label Dead Men Tell No Tales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dead Men Tell No Tales. Show all posts

October 14, 2014

Javier Bardem Might Haunt Captain Jack In PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES


Pirates of The Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales has been in development for a very long time, take from that what you will. It's been a while since we heard any sort of casting news concerning the project, even though it's expected to begin shooting soon in Australia. The film has a release date of July 7th, 2017 with Joachim Ronning and Espen Sandberg directing.

TheWrap reports that Spanish actor Javier Bardem (Skyfall, No Country For Old Men) has been offered the villain role. He would play ghost pirate Captain Brand, who seeks revenge on Jack Sparrow. Christoph Waltz was the last actor in the mix for the part, but was never given an offer. Waltz is the villain of Warner Bros' Tarzan, so it's unlikely they'll want him here as well. You might remember that Deadline reported on Bardem's desire to play Black Beard in Joe Wright's Pan, the role would eventually go to Hugh Jackman.

Geoffrey Rush is set to return, while it's unknown if we'll see actors like Stephen Graham and Ian McShane return once more. There was also a bit of a teaser at the end of On Stranger Tides that Penelope Cruz would be returning too. I'm sure Disney would love to see the couple in the same film.

SOURCE: THEWRAP

September 10, 2013

PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES Pushed Back To Summer 2016


Looks like we finally have our first bumped film of the bloated 2015 Summer lineup. THR reports that the fifth Pirates film Dead Men Tell No Tales has been moved by Disney from July 2015 to Summer 2016. Siting script issues for the reason for the delay. I wouldn't be shocked if Johnny Depp and Disney have decided to let things cool down after the giant box office bomb The Lone Ranger. Giving audiences more time to forget that mess and enjoy the next mess Disney has in store. It's obviously the real reason Disney/Marvel placed Ant-Man into the the Mid-Summer lineup from it's original November release date.