Johnny Depp continues as one of the figures of the moment, so his followers are aware of what is happening with his career. After the extensive trial he had with Amber Heardfans were able to learn more about the couple, but they were also informed about what happened to “Pirates of the Caribbean”, the saga led by the actor.
Weeks ago, Depp said that he learned from the media that he was going to stop being Jack Sparrow after the first accusations of his ex-partner of physical abuse in 2018. Likewise, he was asked if he would bring the captain of the Black Pearl back to life . Given this, the actor replied: “Not for 300 million dollars or a million alpacas would he return.”
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With his refusal to return to the character, fans have been surprised to see that Disney continues to use his likeness in its Disneyland parks. Through Twitter, a fan shared a video of a projection of Jack Sparrow in Magic Kingdom in Paris, during the “Pirates of the Caribbean” special. In this presentation you could see the face of Johnny Depp as part of the animation.
Seeing the actor at the theme park has divided the public. Although people are surprised in the video, in networks they criticize Disney for continuing to use his image. Also, this appearance has served for some to handle the theory that the company leaves open the option for Depp to return to the pirate saga.
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“The perception of Disney is so bad that the character resurfaces, whose actor embarrassed them, just because now its truth is known”, “Is it a sign for ‘Pirates of the Caribbean 6’?” and “It’s good to see you again, captain”, are some of the comments that are read on Twitter.
“Pirates of the Caribbean” is still underway and Disney confirmed that it will have a sixth film. For this installment, the protagonist will be the actress Margot Robbie.
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