
It was the historical producer Jerry Bruckheimer, on the sidelines of the promotion of Top Gun: Maverick, to make statements on what the future of Pirates of the Caribbean will be, certainly without contemplating the star presence of Depp (who in turn says that he would never, ever return to these sets): in a 'interview with the British newspaper The Sunday Times, Bruckheimer stated that two new films in the saga are under discussion, and that one in particular could have Margot Robbie as the protagonist. The hypothesis of the actress of The Suicide Squad and the next Barbie has been circulating for months but it seems that now we are close to being made official.
But, according to her statements, there are two films in development: one that would see the participation of Robbie and the other without her. It is not clear if the two titles will proceed in parallel or if it is, in the second case, a plan B in the event that the actress - whose agenda is indeed very full in recent years - passes her hand on this project. Bruckheimer also says he is a possibilist on a possible cameo by Depp, so desired by fans of the saga: “It will not happen now. But the future has yet to be decided ”. Despite this, in fact, it seems that Disney has no intention of working further with Depp, and the feeling is perhaps mutual. Now everyone awaits Margot Robbie's decision, perhaps the very last hope to revitalize this franchise.