Finally Pirates of the Caribbean 6 will be in production soon and Margot Robbie as the main character

The sixth film in the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise is reportedly in development and there is a possibility that it will star Margot Robbie. The franchise's producer Jerry Bruckheimer revealed that two types of scripts are being written for Pirates of the Caribbean 6, one involving Robbie and the other without him. Bruckheimer, who is currently busy promoting Tom Cruise's Top Gun: Maverick, recently spoke with The Sunday Times about making the film. When asked about the future of Pirates of the Caribbean and the possibility of having a female lead, Bruckheimer said,

"Yes. We're talking to Margot Robbie. We're developing two Pirates scripts — one with him, one without him." But the big question is, will Johnny Depp return to the franchise? There are reports that Disney doesn't want to do anything with Depp and even turned down his cameo in the planned Pirates movie. Depp is currently involved in a $50 million defamation lawsuit against ex-wife Amber Heard for domestic violence charges against him, which he vehemently denies. During his testimony, Depp also briefly stated that he would never return to the Pirates of the Caribbean series.

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As we know, Depp was one of the main reasons why the Pirates of the Caribbean film series was so successful and loved around the world, and he was found guilty without due process that left him feeling “betrayed.” Depp also wants the long-running and insanely successful franchise to end, but in a beautiful process and with a satisfying farewell.

As for the Pirates of the Caribbean 6 project itself, Disney has appointed Christina Hodson (Birds of Prey, Batgirl) to write the film with Margot Robbie starring. There's currently no word on who will star in the other Pirates 6 films that are also in development, but according to rumors, Chernobyl series creator Craig Mazin and The Curse of the Black Pearl writer Ted Elliot are writing the screenplay for the film. this project.

Liam Neeson and Joe Keery (Free Guy) To Star In Cold Storage Based On David Koepp's Novel

Liam Neeson and Joe Keery (Free Guy) are rumored to be starring in a thriller project called Cold Storage. The film will adapt the novel of the same name by David Koepp and will tell the story of a group of people who try to contain a deadly virus that threatens to wipe out humanity.

Cold Storage is a film about a deadly alien virus that has been safely frozen and stored in the basement of a secret military base. But then the base had to be closed due to budget cuts, with the basement closed and very tightly isolated and the rest of the building then being rented out to a private company that didn't follow all the security measures to keep the virus safe. So, when the temperature rises inside the building, the virus starts to escape from its "dungeon". So, to contain the dangerous virus, a retired bioterror operations expert would need to join two employees at the facility.

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While there's no official confirmation of who Neeson will play in the film, it's safe to say that the veteran action star will be playing the bioterror agent.

Neeson is best known for playing an aged and hot-tempered character specialist who is dragged back into situations against their will, most recently in Martin Campbell's Memory. So the retired operative fits into Neeson's resume. Meanwhile, Joe Keery himself is a young star who became famous through Stranger Things and could have played one of the employees who were forced to help Neeson contain the deadly virus.

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In addition to writing the original novel on which the film is based, Koepp also wrote the script for Cold Storage. Koepp has also been a co-writer on some of Hollywood's biggest franchises, such as Jurassic Park and Mission: Impossible. The film is directed by Jonny Campbell, who has directed hit science fiction series such as Doctor Who and Westworld.Cold Storage will begin shooting in the fall of this year, with Studiocanal fully financing the project.