Johnny Depp Open To Reprising Jack Sparrow Role
Actor expresses willingness to return to 'Pirates of the Caribbean' franchise if project meets certain criteria.
The Brief
- Depp is open to reprising Jack Sparrow if the Pirates franchise is concluded on a positive note.
- He expressed trust in Jerry Bruckheimer and willingness to work with him again.
- Bruckheimer confirmed discussions are ongoing for a sixth Pirates film.
Johnny Depp has indicated he is open to returning as Jack Sparrow in a new 'Pirates of the Caribbean' film, provided the project concludes the franchise on a favorable note.
In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Depp stated he would be willing to work with Jerry Bruckheimer again, emphasizing his trust in the producer.
Bruckheimer previously shared with Deadline that talks are continuing with Depp for a sixth installment in the franchise, with a screenplay in development.
Depp first portrayed Jack Sparrow in 2003 and continued the role through 2017, appearing in five main series films.
Additional projects expanding the franchise are in the works, including a reboot, according to Bruckheimer's recent comments.
Bruckheimer mentioned that Jeff Nathanson is writing the reboot script.
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