Like the Caribbean pirates The franchise tries to recover again, he is always uncertain who will be at the head of the next episode.
Jerry Bruckheimer, who produced the five films based on Disneyland Ride, recently gave an update on the status on the two projects announced previously which would reddemn the franchise, also commenting on the participation of Margot Robbie.
“We are working on a script. It’s always on the page; if we don’t have it on the page, it will not happen on the screen,” said Bruckheimer, adding: “We had two scripts at a given moment, then one in a way, then we continued with the other.”
When asked if the Robbie project was the one who had abandoned, Bruckheimer noted: “Well, it is still involved.”
Bruckheimer added that Ted Elliott, who co-wrote the first four films, The curse of the black pearl (2003), The breast of the dead man (2006), At the end of the world (2007) and On foreign tides (2011), alongside Terry Rossio, was involved in the script which is currently in preparation.
Johnny Depp and Penelope Cruz in “Pirates of the Caribbean: on Stranger Tides” (2011) (Peter Mountain / Walt Disney Pictures / Courtsy Everett Collection)
Last May, Bruckheimer has updated that Jeff Nathanson wrote a restart of the franchise after writing the fifth episode, Dead men tell no story (2017). In addition, Christina Hodson’s spin-off at Christina Hodson with Robbie was also developing.
Although Bruckheimer declared in August that he thought that Johnny Depp would resume his role as Jack Sparrow in a restart if he was well written, the producer previously noted that the next episode would be a restart.
