‘Pirates Of The Caribbean 5’ Will End In Cliffhanger For Sixth And Final Movie

“Pirates of the Caribbean 5” will have a cliffhanger ending and will pave the way for the sixth and final movie, a new report claims. Meanwhile, actor Johnny Depp has arrived in Australia to begin filming for the movie. The actor will be reprising his role as the protagonist Captain Jack Sparrow.

Producer Jerry Bruckheimer had previously revealed that “Pirates of the Caribbean 5” will begin filming in mid-February. According to GoldCoastBulletin, insiders are saying that the movie will end in a cliffhanger. The report also goes on to say that two movies are being filmed back to back. So far the producers have not confirmed the news and readers are advised to treat the report with a grain of salt at this time.
According to the report, a source close to the production of the movie has revealed that the reason “Pirates of the Caribbean 5” took so long to begin filming is the lack of availability of Johnny Depp. He recently got married to actress Amber Heard.
Johnny Depp has reportedly landed in Australia to begin filming his scenes. According Daily Mail, the actor went to a barber shop in Brisbane to groom his beard. Buccaneer Grooming, the Brisbane-based company, has reportedly shared a photograph of the actor visiting the shop.
According to the report, a source close to the production revealed that Amber Heard will be joining the actor in Australia soon. Johnny Depp may spend some time with his new bride in a “honeymoon of sorts during shooting breaks.”
The filming of the movie will reportedly take place at Village Roadshow Studios. The other locations in South East Queensland where filming may take place is said to include Southport Seaway and Cleveland Point.
The official plot of “Pirates of the Caribbean 5” has not been revealed by the producers yet. Some of the cast members of the movie include Johnny Depp, Martin Klebba, Kaya Scodelario, Brenton Thwaites, Javier Bardem and Adam Brown. The movie is slated to be released on July 7, 2017 in the UK and U.S. The release date information for Australia has not yet been revealed by the producers.