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Jerry Bruckheimer has confirmed that Margot Robbie's 'Pirates of the Caribbean' spinoff is in the scripting stage.

A sixth installment in the main series was announced to be in development, alongside a spinoff being crafted by Birds of Prey duo Margot Robbie and Christina Hodson. It’s been a while since we’ve heard a peep out of either, but producer Jerry Bruckheimer has confirmed to The Sunday Times that both projects continue to move forward. We’re making that definition because the actor has become famous for bringing his pirate costume with him everywhere he goes, solely to bring joy to fans of the character. Fans were heartbroken when Johnny Depp confirmed during his recent stint in court that no amount of money could persuade him to return to the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, which drew a pretty definitive line under his two-decade tenure as the big screen’s Jack Sparrow.

It looks like the Pirates of the Caribbean reboot is still moving forward. Producer Jerry Bruckheimer has just shared an update on the upcoming Disney ...

Jerry Bruckheimer is currently promoting Top Gun: Maverick but he also spoke about his upcoming projects like the next Pirates of the Caribbean film. It's an interesting response considering that previous reports have already confirmed that Margot Robbie has signed on for Pirates of the Caribbean 6. It looks like the Pirates of the Caribbean reboot is still moving forward.

Credit: Disney. That's it, folks; Johnny Depp is no longer Captain Jack Sparrow. Pirates of the Caribbean franchise producer Jerry Bruckheimer confirms ...

Reports circulated that Depp would not return for a rumored Pirates of the Caribbean 6. They just didn’t want there to be something trailing behind me that they’d find.” When asked if Captain Jack Sparrow would return, Bruckheimer responded: The Walt Disney Company reportedly turned its back on their beloved Captain Jack Sparrow before Johnny Depp could publicly defend his name. Jerry Bruckheimer confirms that they are developing a script for a ‘PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN’ film, starring Margot Robbie. Heard’s Op-Ed with The Sun also cost Depp his role in The Fantastic Beasts franchise as Gellert Grindelwald to Mads Mikkelsen.

Jerry Bruckheimer recently revealed that two Pirates of the Caribbean 6 movies are in development, one starring Margot Robbie and one without her. Johnny Depp.

While those are not words fans would like to hear, it appears Depp’s Pirates of the Caribbean return is uncertain but still possible. There’s currently no word about who will headline the other Pirates 6 movie in development, but we’ve heard Chernobyl creator Craig Mazin and The Curse of the Black Pearl writer Ted Elliot are penning the screenplay. During his testimony, Depp declared that he would never return to the Pirates of the Caribbean series. That certainly complicates things, but fans are rallying behind the legendary megastar, and there is a petition to rehire Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean 6. A sixth Pirates of the Caribbean movie is in development and could star Margot Robbie. Producer Jerry Bruckheimer has revealed that two scripts are being written for Pirates of the Caribbean 6, one involving Robbie and the other without her. But the big question is, will Johnny Depp return to the franchise?

Pirates of the Caribbean is far from dead. At least, that's what Jerry Bruckheimer is claiming. Margot Robbie has gone a lot way since breaking out in ...

Speaking of Depp and Heard, the fan petitions tell two drastically different tales. The good news is that Depp's ongoing legal battle with Heard is set to conclude on May 27 or soon after. After establishing herself as a Hollywood superstar with her standout performance as Harley Quinn in the DC Extended Universe, The Wolf of Wall Street actress has starred in I, Tonya, and Bombshell, which earned her Oscar nominations.

A new Pirates of the Caribbean film, perhaps starring Margot Robbie, is in the works. According to producer Jerry Bruckheimer, two screenplays for Pirates of ...

Fans are rallying around the renowned megastar, and there is a petition to bring back Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean 6. Will Johnny Depp return to the franchise in the future? A new Pirates of the Caribbean film, perhaps starring Margot Robbie, is in the works.

Ever since Depp was accused of physical abuse from his ex-wife Amber Heard, he was removed from the franchise. While the actor claimed that the allegations were ...

It was also revealed in court that Johnny Depp was offered to write Pirates of the Caribbean 6 to give Jack Sparrow a proper ending before Disney fired him. However, the producer said that they are working on two screenplays of Pirates of the Caribbean 6. Fans have protested bringing back Johnny Depp for Pirates of the Caribbean 6 with two ongoing petitions.

Producer Jerry Bruckheimer gives an overview on the future of the 'Pirates of the Caribbean' franchise, including a script starring Margot Robbie.

A script was announced in June 2020 that was supposed to star Margot Robbie, although reports have been pencil thin recently, partially in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, and partially due to the producer’s desire to write a completely different kind of script. Although the producer didn’t say it out loud, he might be developing a script starring Depp, should the trial come to a more positive conclusion. Invariably, he was asked about the Pirates of The Caribbean spin-off starring Margot Robbie. “Yes. We’re talking to Margot Robbie,” Bruckheimer replied.

Hollywood producer Jerry Bruckheimer says Disney is working on a female-fronted sequel starring Margot Robbie.

‘I believed in the character wholeheartedly, and initially, the Disney folks were somewhat upset.’ The 58-year-old actor explained how ‘there was a deep and distinct sense of feeling betrayed by the people that I’ve worked hard for. The future is yet to be decided.’ I planned on continuing until it was time to stop.’ People that I delivered a character to that they initially despised, but I stuck to my guns with the character and it seemed to work.’ The 78-year-old Hollywood producer revealed that he is working on a Pirates of the Caribbean sequel with Margot Robbie in the lead instead.

We're talking to Margot Robbie. We are developing two Pirates scripts — one with her, one without”. The obvious next question was will Johnny Depp return as ...

Nevertheless, this is definitely exciting news for fans of the franchise considering it has been 5 years since ‘Salazar’s Revenge’ released. Margot Robbie’s appearance was also confirmed in a different movie but it seems that it will become a reality only now.The popular movie series based on the Disney World ride has had a turbulent few years but hopefully it will be able to get back to its former glory. Fans can still think that there might be some glimmer of hope for his return, however; Depp himself confirmed that he will never reprise his role again in his ongoing legal battle with Amber Heard.

Margot Robbie could still lead a new Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, but producer Jerry Bruckheimer says that isn't the only potential plan.

We'll keep you up to date on her "Pirates of the Caribbean" film as more details are made available. That would appear to be the other script Jerry Bruckheimer mentioned in his recent interview, aside from the Margot Robbie project. As far as alternate solutions to this problem go, "Add Margot Robbie" seems like a pretty good one.

The 31-year-old Suicide Squad actress is still in talks to lead a Pirates Of The Caribbean spin-off. Producer Jerry Bruckheimer confirmed that Johnny Depp ...

- The Inside Story of the Making of Top Gun: Maverick - The Inside Story of the Making of Top Gun: Maverick The Sunday Times The 58-year-old actor explained how 'there was a deep and distinct sense of feeling betrayed by the people that I've worked hard for. The Sunday Times In the works: Margot Robbie, 31, is still in talks to star in a Pirates Of The Caribbean spinoff film, producer Jerry Bruckheimer told The Sunday Times; seen in 2020 in Hollywood

As Johnny Depp's defamation trial with ex-wife Amber Heard resumes later today, Pirates of the Caribbean seem sure to sign up Margot Robbie to front the ...

I planned on continuing until it was time to stop." you put a lot of yourself into characters,” he said in April. "The testimony of the witnesses and documentary evidence will be even more essential for the jury to determine who is really telling the truth and who may be merely acting out a role."