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Johnny Depp Still Hopes To Be Called For Pirates Of The Caribbean Future Projects By Disney?

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Johnny Depp became Jack Sparrow for the first time in 2003 and it’s been almost 2 decades that fans have loved the antiques he brought to the big screen.

Johnny Depp has been the talk of the town with every passing month. He is still a constant storm chaser. Even before the Libel trial's outcome, Johnny Depp was not allowed to return to the franchise that made him an actor everyone knows. The actor was removed from the iconic role of Jack Sparrow in Pirates Of The Caribbean three years ago.

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Johnny was Jack Sparrow's first appearance in 2003, and his fans have loved the antiques that he brought to the big-screen for almost two decades. He played the role for the last time in Dead Men Tell No Tales (2017), and his future was a mess. Fans are obviously disappointed that multiple movies are being planned in the same universe, but none of them has him yet.


Johnny Depp isn't giving up hope and is still waiting for the call. Continue reading to learn all you can about the update and share your reactions with us.

There are five Pirate movies in the pipeline, with one being a sequel to the original and another starring Margot Robbie. It would be reasonable to expect that the star who created the franchise is still present. Johnny Depp is the dame. According to a We Got This Covered Report, hr still hopes that the phone will ring and he will be called so he can appear in the movie.


He will accept any invitation, no matter how brief or long-lasting. For months, fans have been begging for his return to the franchise. It will be interesting for fans to see how they respond to this piece. Keep checking Koimoi for more.

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