Johnny Depp Could Return as Jack Sparrow in Future 'Pirates of the Caribbean' Films!

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Published on December 22, 2022 9:22:12 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eim5lWTbpxQ

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Is Captain Jack Sparrow making a comeback in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise? It's been a question on the minds of fans ever since Johnny Depp's tumultuous divorce and defamation case with ex-wife Amber Heard. Now, in a recent interview with the Hollywood Reporter, "Pirates" producer Jerry Bruckheimer has spoken out about the possibility of Depp's return to the series. Bruckheimer stated that he would "love" to have Depp back in the role of Jack Sparrow, but ultimately it will be up to Disney to make the final decision. With Bruckheimer's support and Depp's iconic performance as the lovable pirate, it's possible we could see the actor reprise his role in the future. Stay tuned to Celeb Daily for all the latest updates on the "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise and Johnny Depp's involvement.

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