Disneyland's 'Pirates of the Caribbean' Ride Reopens with Johnny Depp's Jack Sparrow Intact

It looks like the legal battle between Amber Heard and Johnny Depp may not quite be over yet…

The court battle between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard looks to be heating up again.

Photos of Johnny Depp with a mystery redhead spread around the Internet this week and fans have been wondering who she is and if they’re dating.

This is very sweet…

Johnny Depp has been lining up new projects, seemingly indicating that his career is picking up again after his legal troubles. One role that his fans would more than likely love to see him reprise is Jack Sparrow of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. There’s been much speculation regarding whether Depp could return to the billion-dollar Disney franchise, and further alleged details on his relationship with the studio were mentioned during his recent trial.

Johnny Depp’s defamation lawsuit against Amber Heard dominated headlines for the entirety of the six-week trial and, even a month later, it continues to be a topic of interest, as both parties deal with the aftermath. There were a number of reasons this case in particular drew so much attention.

amid his legal battle with ex-wife Amber Heard. “Keep a spry eye out for sly Captain Jack Sparrow from the ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ film series, as he schemes to get his hands on the spoils,” said the attraction’s description on the park’s website.However, the ride’s reopening day was plagued with some temporary closures.

Captain Jack is back!

"Pirates of the Caribbean" actor Greg Ellis is speaking out about his friend of 20 years, Johnny Depp.  The actor, 54, spoke with Fox News Digital about the pair's relationship, his thoughts on the verdict in the Amber Heard v. Johnny Depp trial, and Depp appearing in another "Pirates of the Caribbean" film.  Ellis and Depp first met around 20 years ago at the Viper Room on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles for a table read of the "Pirates of the Caribbean."   Greg Ellis shared his thoughts on the Johnny Depp v.

Disney is reportedly keen to have Johnny Depp reprise the role of Captain Jack Sparrow, but in the words of Depp himself not even “$300 million and a million alpacas” would convince him to return. After being dropped from the ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ franchise in 2018, US actor Johnny Depp has reportedly been offered a deal to reprise his former role as the legendary pirate Captain Jack Sparrow. According to Poptopic, Disney is very interested to see Johnny Depp return to the big screen again.

With cameras in the courtroom in Virginia, a number of moments went viral as the two faced off in the defamation case. And after Pirates of the Caribbean rumors swirled, of course Depp’s fans have a “million” alpaca comments. One of the many viral moments that came from Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s defamation trial was when the latter actress’ representation first asked Depp “The fact is, Mr.

Johnny Depp's rep is shutting down reports that the 59-year-old actor is being offered $300 million to return to the  franchise. A rep for Depp tells ET that the actor is not in talks to reprise his role as Captain Jack Sparrow, calling the report, «false.» The denial comes after a new report from an Australian outlet, , which alleged that Depp was in talks with Disney for a $301 million deal to appear in the sixth  movie. Producer Jerry Bruckheimer was questioned about Depp's return to the franchise in an interview published by the  last month.While the future is up in the air, Bruckheimer said there are no plans for Depp to star in the next installment of the  saga. «Not at this point.

Gallery: From eccentric Jack Sparrow to the straight and narrow. . . It's the redemption of birthday boy Johnny Depp (BANG Showbiz)Depp’s legal team claimed his 2018 ditching from ‘Pirates’ cost the actor a $22 million (£18 million) payday after his ex-wife Amber Heard, 36, that year published her Washington Post op-ed, which didn’t name Depp but clearly branded him a domestic abuser.

won his never-ending defamation trial against ex-wife Amber Heard, a rumor has surfaced on the website PopTopic that Disney, in its infinite Dis-dom, wants the actor to resume swashbuckling in more “Pirates of the Caribbean” films for an obscene $301 million. A rep for Depp told NBC News Tuesday the report was “made up,” though the bedraggled team surely prefers headlines about possible contract negotiations to ones about the actor’s text messages promising the “global humiliation” of his former spouse.I, on the other hand, do not.Even if the Mouse House offers Depp a single gold doubloon to start flitting about as Captain Jack Sparrow again, this is a plan worthy of the poop deck.Legally, the actor is perfectly employable. Depp had his day (well, his gajillion days) in court and came out victorious.

No more sailing the seven seas. Johnny Depp doesn’t have plans to reprise his role of Captain Jack Sparrow any time soon.

Johnny Depp has shut down rumours about a possible return to the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. There had been a report on Monday, 27 June that the 59-year-old was set to return to the big screen as Captain Jack Sparrow with a deal allegedly made worth $300m (£245m) for the actor's comeback, Australian news outlet PopTopic reported. "Disney is very interested in patching up their relationship with Johnny Depp," the source told the publication.

Gallery: From eccentric Jack Sparrow to the straight and narrow. . . It's the redemption of birthday boy Johnny Depp (BANG Showbiz)The insider claimed Disney are interested in mending their relationship with the ‘Edward Scissorhands’ actor and have apparently contacted him with an offer.

Johnny Depp won’t be returning to Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean series, a representative for the actor has said. On Monday (27 June), rumours circulated that Depp was poised to reprise the role of Captain Jack Sparrow after Australian news outlet PopTopic reported an alleged deal that would see the actor return to the franchise for around $300m (£245m). “This is made up,” a representative for the actor told NBC News (via E! News).