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Johnny Depp, who has already made £200million just by starring in the ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ series, is all set to add some more pounds to his kitty by starring in the film’s fifth installment.
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Showing posts with label On Stranger Tides. Show all posts
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Thursday, July 7, 2011
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Australian Box Office Results: 'The Hangover II' On Top
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The Hangover II has topped the Australian box office for the second week running.
The comedy sequel, which stars Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis and Ed Helms, generated more than $5 million in ticket sales.
The comedy sequel, which stars Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis and Ed Helms, generated more than $5 million in ticket sales.
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Blackbeard's Ankh raised from Davey Jones Locker shock
The dreaded Ankh of Blackbeard - formerly of course the Ankh of Cheops - has been raised from the bottom of the sea off the North Carolina coast where the ship sank, from the extremities of the wreckage of the Queen Anne's Revenge, where it has malevolently festered for the past 300 years impatiently waiting.
Friday, May 27, 2011
USA Box Office Returns for the weekend : Pirates On Top
USA Box Office Returns for the weekend starting 20 May 2011
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Pirates: 4 Mermaid Astrid Berges-Frisbey Nude in her films "The Sea Wall, Extase, Elles et moi, Divine Émilie"
Pirates: 4 Mermaid Astrid Berges Frisbey celebrate her birthday today(26.05.2011). Astrid Berges-Frisbey, born 26 May 1986 in Barcelona of a Spanish father and a mother.
"Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides" $400 million in less than one week
Disney's "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides" jumped the $400 million mark at the worldwide box office on Tuesday, in less than a week in release. That's faster than any other film this year.
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Fourth 'Pirates of the Caribbean' unsatisfying?
Captains always go down with the ship even the swishing, mumbling, mascaraed ones.
How else to explain why Johnny Depp's Jack Sparrow has remained helming the serviceable but unsatisfying Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides when most of his former mates have bailed? Apparently Orlando Bloom, Keira Knightley, Bill Nighy and Stellan Skarsgard all snapped up the last of the lifeboats.
How else to explain why Johnny Depp's Jack Sparrow has remained helming the serviceable but unsatisfying Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides when most of his former mates have bailed? Apparently Orlando Bloom, Keira Knightley, Bill Nighy and Stellan Skarsgard all snapped up the last of the lifeboats.
Film Review: Pirates Of The Caribbean: On Stranger Tides with Captain Jack Sparrow
Producer Jerry Bruckheimer has been boasting of a fresh start to the wildly successful franchise, whose trilogy limped to a sorry end with the tedious At World's End. However, despite glamorous newcomers, it's as tired as its predecessors, and infinitely lazier.
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Pirates of the Caribbean Star Johnny Depp 'is the Queen's 20th cousin'
Pirates of the Caribbean Star Johnny Depp's Pirates of the Caribbean appearances have established him as movie royalty, but it now seems he may also have genuine blue blood.
Genealogist Nick Barratt has researched Depp's family tree and found evidence to suggest the Hollywood star could be a distant relative of the Queen.
Genealogist Nick Barratt has researched Depp's family tree and found evidence to suggest the Hollywood star could be a distant relative of the Queen.
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Johnny Depp speaks out on 'Pirates' franchise
Johnny Depp opens up to the Hollywood Reporter on his hands-on role behind the scenes of the "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise ("On Stranger Tides" hits theaters May 20) and why he admires the principles of the plunderers.
Q: It's been four years since the third "Pirates." What happened?
A: Had I had a little more control at the wheel early on, I would have spaced them out more. One of the reasons "On Stranger Tides" took this amount of time was to really focus on what we could do to make it interesting and new and fresh and not just rehash the same old jokes.
Q: Was it right to shoot the previous two back-to-back?
A: The second and third parts were tacked on, in a way. It wasn't initially written as a trilogy, so the writers had to find the mathematics to connect all three — and in doing that, there were subplots and sub-subplots, and it got confusing and a bit complicated. I said, "Look, let's make it very simple and to the point."
Q: Is that why you worked so closely with the writers? And when did you all start?
A: I was doing "Public Enemies" at the time we had our initial talk. And then we would sit down and go: "What do you think of this? What do you think of that?" And I'd throw my two cents in. I can't help myself! Just in terms of the character, there are bits and bobs that come as you are going through the story meetings, or as late as when the camera's about to roll.
Q: Did you continue researching real-life pirates?
A: I'm always doing research. It's a lifelong fascination. In a weird way, pirates had an ethic that was infinitely more agreeable than [that of] the government and the British military. For example, when you became a pirate, even if you were just press-ganged and chucked on ship, there were equal shares; you got a certain amount of rations of rum each day. In the British military, they could be awful: "You'll do this, and you won't like it, and it'll be tough."
Q: Speaking of tough, what was the toughest part of the shoot?
A: I had a little bit of a physical ailment. I must have done something to my back during a stunt and ended up with this bad sciatic situation. It was this horrible, grinding electricity going through me. I kept shooting; there was no choice. I'd just limp on set. It was monstrous, man — so horrible that I actually started to like it! It was bad, and I had it a good three weeks to a month. But I got used to it and kind of missed it when it was gone.
Q: Would that make you think twice about a fifth "Pirates?" A script is in the works.
A: I've seen nothing yet. It boils down to story, script and filmmaker. But it's not something where I would say, "Let's shoot it next month to get it out by Christmas 2012." We should hold off for a bit. They should be special, just like they're special to me.
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