Jack Sparrow Heads to Hawaii for Stranger Tides

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Jack Sparrow Heads to Hawaii for Stranger Tides

Movie News By Robin Ruinsky on January 20, 2010 | View Comments

Johnny Depp is back as Captain Jack Sparrow in the fourth installment of Pirates of the Caribbean. The latest in the series will be filmed in Hawaii. The film goes into production this summer on Oahu and Kauai.

Directed by Rob Marshall, Nine and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides is scheduled for release in 2011.

This turn of events is making Hawaii very happy. The announcement of the film’s production was made by Governor Linda Lingle. The governor met with Bob Iger, president and CEO of Disney. The governor’s office says the film production could generate as much as $85 million for Hawaii.

The twist in this newest film is it’s based on a pirate novel by author Tim Powers. Screen Rant had an article about this in October, 2009. The novel has a Fountain of Youth themed plot. Something tells me if this does well number five will be in the pipeline soon enough.

Are you looking forward to a new installment of the Pirates of the Caribbean? Or are you sick of it? Or can you not get enough of Captain Jack?

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Movie News, Johnny Depp, Pirates of the Caribbean 4, Rob Marshall

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JMAC

I love the Pirates movies, but one question? Who will be composing the music? Hans Zimmer did a fantastic job on the music, whose gonna score Pirates 4?
keira

yaaay!
Kevin

I think it has to be one of the best running series ever! I don't want to see it end! This topic is as much a part of our history as anything else, but is brought to light in a much more comical and whimsical way while still portraying the actual life as a pirate! Keep it up and hope to see a number five!
Edward Mendoza

Let's hope they do a better job with the story telling on this one; the third installment was an eye feast with no structure to be found.
dfds

sounds cool. but personally i thought the 2nd and 3rd were pretty dumb. so hopefully this is good
Michael

I personally am looking forward to the fourth installment. I love pirate movies, I loved the Caribbean movies, and since Jack Sparrow's goal this whole time has been trying to live forever this new movie should be interesting.
Shawna

Normally I would be totally sick of something dragging on forever. But I love PotC so much and just can't bring myself to feel annoyed. :P
Blazing6Shooter

i agree
Beki

I ALSO AGREEEE :D
Cant wait :)
Aleric

Need to see more of the story and the cast to determine if it is worthe cost of the ticket.

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