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 Johnny Depp Talks Pirates 2Johnny Depp says he's worried about leaving his character of Captain Jack Sparrow in the upcoming sequels Pirates of the Caribbean 2 & 3. "It's weird, because sometimes separation is more emotional than others," Depp told Sci-Fi Wire.
"I remember after [Edward] Scissorhands, and I really feel like a dunce having to say this, but it's the truth, ... I remember the last day of that movie, it had been 89 days or something, and I remember after we did the makeup, I looked into the mirror and thinking, 'Well, this is it. This is the last time I'll see you.' So it becomes very emotional." 4Continue
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 Keira Knightley TalksKeira Knightley has the enviable distinction of starring opposite two of Hollywood's hottest male stars - Johnny Depp and Orlando Bloom - in Walt Disney Pictures' "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl."
After completing work on the indie sensation "Bend It Like Beckham," Knightley joined the cast of "Pirates" after the filmmakers looked at hundreds of known/unknown actresses. Producer Jerry Bruckheimer and director Gore Verbinsky saw something special in the then 17-year-old Knightley. 4Continue
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 Orlando Bloom TalksFrom elves to pirates, American soldiers to Australian criminals, Orlando Bloom has played all sorts in a career that really began only two years ago. With Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, Bloom trades his bow and arrow for a sword and joins Johnny Depp and Keira Knightley on the old fashioned swashbuckler tale.
Bloom plays a blacksmith whose love interest (Knightley) is kidnapped by the evil pirates. So, he enlists the help of eccentric pirate Jack Sparrow (Depp) to rescue her. Depp almost steals the whole show with his staggering, wide-eyed bum of a pirate, but Bloom holds his own in a swordfight with Depp, and playing the buddy banter as they pursue the pirates.
But Pirates is a solid show to tide the fans over, especially when Bloom impersonates Johnny Depp’s character and his crazy mannerisms. 4Continue
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| Johnny Depp Talks Pirates 1 It's been reported that both Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards and the cartoon skunk Pepe LePew influenced your character, Captain Jack Sparrow. Why those two?
Keith has always been a great hero to me and I felt that pirates of the 18th century were sort of rock and roll stars. Who better than Keith Richards to be your inspiration? 4Continue
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 Keira Knightley: Pirate's PearlIn Pirates of the Caribbean: The Legend of the Black Pearl, 19-year-old Keira Knightley got to cuddle with both hottie Orlando Bloom and the amazing Johnny Depp.
How does she rate? Well, she was excellent co-starring in that sleeper soccer hit Bend it Like Beckham and she looks great in a corset, although she almost passed out wearing one. She's currently filming King Arthur in which she plays Gwenivere and goes modern again in Love, Actually, co-starring with Colin Firth and a stellar cast. 4Continue
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 Article: Grim Life Cursed Real Pirates of CaribbeanPirates have been figures of fascination and fear for centuries. The most famous buccaneers have been shrouded in legend and folklore for so long that it's almost impossible to distinguish between myth and reality.
Hollywood movies-filled with buried treasures, eye patches, and the Jolly Roger-depict pirate life as a swashbuckling adventure.
In the latest flick, Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, which sails into theaters today, the pirate hero, played by Johnny Depp, is a lovable rogue.
But what was life really like for an early 18th-century pirate? The answer: pretty grim. It was a world of staggering violence and poverty, constant danger, and almost inevitable death.
The life of a pirate was never as glorious and exciting as depicted in the movies, said David Moore, curator of nautical archaeology at the North Carolina Maritime Museum in Beaufort. "Life at sea was hard and dangerous, and interspersed with life-threatening storms or battles. There was no air conditioning, or clean sheets aboard the typical pirate ship." 4Continue
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