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Bruckheimer Talks Pirates Sequels

Who might return to the Caribbean?

 

June 29, 2004 - Producer Jerry Bruckheimer spoke with About.com about the planned sequels to the blockbuster hit Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, which Gore Verbinski will return to direct.

 

 

The sequels, which might film back-to-back, are currently being scripted by Terry Rossio & Ted Elliot. "They did an outline for 2 and 3. They're writing number 2 right now and we're negotiating with all the actors," Bruckheimer advised the site. ""It will be continuing, but you'll definitely have an end at the end of two. The story will pick up again in three."

 

He added that, while the movies will still take place in the Caribbean, some filming might take place in Thailand as well.

 

Bruckheimer said "Johnny [Depp]'s really excited about doing it. You can ask Keira [Knightley]. I think she's excited about doing it and we'd love to have Orlando [bloom] back. He's told Gore he wants to do it. So it comes down to if you can financially afford them because they've all become bigger stars than they were when we first started three years ago."

 

But will the villainous Geoffrey Rush also return? "That's going to be a secret. I'm not going tell you, but we have plans."

 

Thanks to Moviehole for the heads-up!

 

 

Got this off the IGN Movie site. I just hope they don't try to do it all together like the Matrix Sequels. We all know how bad that turned out :mischief

Bruckheimer Talks Pirates Sequels

Who might return to the Caribbean?

 

June 29, 2004 - Producer Jerry Bruckheimer spoke with About.com about the planned sequels to the blockbuster hit Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, which Gore Verbinski will return to direct.

 

 

The sequels, which might film back-to-back, are currently being scripted by Terry Rossio & Ted Elliot. "They did an outline for 2 and 3. They're writing number 2 right now and we're negotiating with all the actors," Bruckheimer advised the site. ""It will be continuing, but you'll definitely have an end at the end of two. The story will pick up again in three."

 

He added that, while the movies will still take place in the Caribbean, some filming might take place in Thailand as well.

 

Bruckheimer said "Johnny [Depp]'s really excited about doing it. You can ask Keira [Knightley]. I think she's excited about doing it and we'd love to have Orlando [bloom] back. He's told Gore he wants to do it. So it comes down to if you can financially afford them because they've all become bigger stars than they were when we first started three years ago."

 

But will the villainous Geoffrey Rush also return? "That's going to be a secret. I'm not going tell you, but we have plans."

 

Thanks to Moviehole for the heads-up!

 

 

Got this off the IGN Movie site. I just hope they don't try to do it all together like the Matrix Sequels. We all know how bad that turned out :mischief i liked the matrix sequals....

 

bah...

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