Tag: Johnny Depp
Disney Plans a Future With More Sequels, Fewer Political Lectures, and Maybe Johnny Depp
The upcoming era of Disney is going to be about fixing their past mistakes while capitalizing on their successes. That’s the narrative, anyway, one being supported by the entertainment media. Variety has a new article where they talk about Disney’s plans for the near future coming off a recent h...
Read MoreJerry Bruckheimer Says Two New Pirates of the Caribbean Movies Likely
If Jerry Bruckheimer has his way, we’re going to have more Pirates of the Caribbean movies than you can shake an undead monkey at – just none with Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow. An Entertainment Weekly exclusive reveals that Bruckheimer, who produces all of the films in the series (and ma...
Read MoreRUMOR: Disney Wants Ayo Edebiri for Pirates of the Caribbean Reboot
A new pirate captain may be swigging down the rum soon. A new report from insider Daniel Richtman (via CBR because Richtman’s blog is behind a paywall) says that Disney is preparing to reboot the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise with a new lead, and they want Ayo Edebiri to play the role. Edebi...
Read MoreAmber Heard Claims Toxic Work Environment on Aquaman 2
Amber Heard was getting it from all sides if her therapy notes are to be believed. A Variety piece says that some fans of Johnny Depp paid the court fees to have Heard’s therapy notes, which were legal documents in the Depp-Heard trial, released. The notes, written on a legal pad by Dr. Dawn Hugh...
Read MoreTim Burton Talks Practical Effects, AI, and Cancel Culture
Tim Burton is resisting the soullessness of modernity. In an interview with The Independent, the director of Batman, Edward Scissorhands, Ed Wood, and more discussed his next film, Beetlejuice 2, and the old-school way he’s filming it, as well as cancel culture and AI. It’s a great read if you ...
Read MorePirates of the Caribbean Reboot Script in the Works
The Pirates of the Caribbean franchise is preparing to set sail again. In an interview with The Los Angeles Times (which they specify was conducted according to WGA rules in compliance with the writers’ strike), screenwriter Craig Mazin revealed that he and Ted Eillott (whose name The LA Times ...
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