This is what Margot Robbie has to say about her SHELVED female-led Pirates of the Caribbean film

Margot Robbie gave an replace on her long-discussed female-led Pirates of the Caribbean film in her latest interview with Self-importance Truthful. The actress revealed that the venture has been shelved and defined the way it obtained cancelled after it was introduced in June 2020 that Robbie would star in a brand new Pirates film written by screenwriter Christina Hodson.

Given the success of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise led by Johnny Depp, in 2020 Disney was within the early phases of improvement on Robbie’s Pirates film in addition to a second reboot written by franchise veteran Ted Elliott and Craig Mazin.  It was additionally beforehand confirmed by producer Jerry Bruckheimer that two tasks had been in improvement, one with Margot and one with out her. 

Margot Robbie reveals why her Pirates film obtained cancelled

In her latest interview with Self-importance Truthful, the actress revealed how the much-talked-about venture ultimately obtained shelved. She mentioned, “We had an thought and we had been growing it for some time, ages in the past, to have extra of a female-led — not completely female-led, however only a completely different form of story — which we thought would’ve been actually cool.” Including on concerning the Disney venture, she additional mentioned, “However I assume they don’t wish to do it.”

Johnny Depp’s return to the franchise

After Johnny Depp gained his Virginia defamation trial towards ex-wife Amber Heard this 12 months, a number of studies steered that the actor could return to his hit Pirates of the Caribbean franchise once more to play the long-lasting position of Captain Jack Sparrow. Stories additionally steered that Depp was being supplied USD 301 million by the studios to reprise his fan-favourite character onscreen though the speculations had been denied by the actor’s reps. Throughout his courtroom look within the June trial, Heard’s lawyer Ben Rottenborn confronted the actor with an announcement he had made to the press and requested, “If Disney got here to you with USD 300 million and one million alpacas, nothing on this earth would get you to return and work with Disney on a ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ movie, right?” Depp had then answered the query saying, “That’s true.”

Following his trial win, the actor has launched a music album and likewise taken on a directorial venture which is being produced by Al Pacino.