nuNov 3, 2026, 18:20

Johnny Depp only wants to return as Jack Sparrow for a proper ending

Johnny Depp is open to returning as Jack Sparrow only if a new Pirates of the Caribbean film provides a proper conclusion to the franchise. The actor also confirmed he would welcome the opportunity to collaborate again with producer Jerry Bruckheimer, whom he trusts implicitly.

Actor Johnny Depp has expressed interest in reprising his iconic role as Captain Jack Sparrow, provided that a future installment offers a proper conclusion to the Pirates of the Caribbean film series. Depp emphasized that he would only participate if the creative direction for the finale is handled correctly, ensuring a fitting end for his character. He noted that the quality of the project is his primary concern for any potential return to the franchise.

In addition to his requirements for the script, Depp highlighted his strong professional and personal relationship with producer Jerry Bruckheimer. He stated that he would gladly work with Bruckheimer again on any project, citing their deep trust and friendship. While development on a sixth film in the series has been ongoing, it remains uncertain whether Depp will be involved. Bruckheimer has previously indicated a desire to bring the actor back, confirming that discussions regarding a possible reunion have taken place.

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