But if there is another Pirates of the Caribbean movie, don't expect Keira Knightley to be a part of it because she simply doesn't want to commit the time.
Even though she made a brief return to the series in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales , Keira Knightley does not expect to set sail for the high seas again as a part of the franchise. According to the Los Angeles Times , her reasoning is that the films simply take too long to shoot. The Pirates of the Caribbean films take five or more months of principal photography, which is considerably longer than a film that isn't on that blockbuster scale would take. Keira Knightley is a mother now, and blockbuster films like the Pirates series take a long time to shoot, so that probably factors into how much time she wants to commit to one specific project, especially one that she's done before multiple times.
Keira Knightley is also a prolific actress, and perhaps she prefers taking on lots of roles and creative challenges with shorter productions instead of having to pass up on parts because she's spending too much time shooting the next Pirates of the Caribbean film. It's understandable, even if it is a bummer for fans of her character that went from damsel in distress to badass pirate king over the course of the series.
I think fans might like Keira Knightley to be a part of it, if only because she was back when this franchise was performing stronger critically, but it seems that Elizabeth Swann will not be returning to right the ship.
It was an extraordinary experience, you know, but I was 17 when I started it and 21 when I finished. And that's quite a large chunk of time there. And, you know, they are amazing people, but I've always wanted to act because I like changing.
I like exploring different things. And I sort of feel like I've done the pirating thing, as wonderful as it was and it was amazing. They weren't in the fourth film because they said in an interview before that they wanted to further there career and although it was fun for them they want to have different roles within the industry.
Although they came back in the fifth movie and in talks of having a main role in the sixth movie the production hasn't confirmed anything yet but they will do it if the fifth one is successful. SPOILER: There was a scene in the fifth film in the post credit scene that not only their characters will return but a certain villain as well.
If Disney will make a great offer and a great script as well let's cross our fingers that they'll reprise their roles and further the development of there story along with their son. POTC is full of torn love stories. It was meant to be relaunch. On Stranger Tides is the name of a novel by Tim Powers and that Disney almost optioned the novel at the time of the first film and passed but I read it several times and there are many ideas from it that are sprinkled across the series.
The relaunch made sense to me because in theory, if I was right about a redemption arc, then the logical course would be to dive further into Jack's past and then use those things to eventually catch up to Will and Elizabeth to "set things right". OST featured Angelica, Jack's own love-torn revenge story which seems unfinished , from a women who feels she has been done wrong by Jack.
In truth, we don't know if she bares any responsibility on her own fate But more over, Philip and Syrena provide a "solution" to the Will and Elizabeth dilemma, as a clergy boy falling in love with a mermaid is quite "ideal" to become the Captain of the Flying Dutchman, as the job is to "ferry the souls of the dead" to the other side However, DMTNT has now found a work-around, but it still is diving more into Jack's past with the compass and the Trident the trident first appears in young Jack Sparrow novels for kids.
Jack's Uncle could also feed into unused plots from OST novel, and of course the final scene post credits, basically "resets" many curses and thus it's possible they have to revisit a Davy Jones dilemma again and find a solution that is not Will--thus Philip could still come into play here.
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