Pirates of the Caribbean 2 & 3

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Dead Man's Chest
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Disney had previously banned these photos, but since the film has been released, I think we can post them now.


From FANtastickJD at Deppography - a behind the scenes photo from Dominica 

Jill has noticed that Jack is wearing his hat in daylight here, and that some of the background pirates are Chinese, so this is probably also from POTC3.


From Slothtour: POTC3 is subtitled At World's End. Director Gore Verbinski says so himself in a recent interview. ("I hope that you feel like there was an era and that era came to an end and there was a reason why," said Verbinski of the trilogy. "It's nice to make a pirate movie, expand that movie and then almost do the postmodern version of that pirate movie in a trilogy. That's what I like about At World's End, because not only do we have to go to the end of the world, but there's also a double meaning because of what happened there. You'll see.")

Saturday August 5, 2006
The Black Pearl is currently berthed in San Pedro, and Kazren and several friends went to see her. From far away her black masts and sails stand out against the vivid blue sky, but up close, she is incredible.  She still bears the damange from the attack by Davy Jones and his crew, but she's a beautiful lady.  Here are some of the photos from the expedition.

These are from Cheryl:


These are from Alice:

These are from Michelle:


Sith Camaro sent a link to even more images of him as Singapore Jack Sparrow HERE
Thank you Sith

Let the Costuming Begin!
Sith Camaro has already has the Asian Jack costume, and claims that he created it and Johnny never wore it. HERE

From Emma found at MSNBC
Central Coast could be site of 'Pirate' invasion
Santa Maria Times

The Central Coast is about to invaded by pirates, at least briefly, for a blockbuster movie series hinged on the shenanigans of one Capt. Jack Sparrow.

Parts of the third installment of the highly successful "Pirates of the Caribbean" movies will be filmed at the Guadalupe Dunes, according to Martine White, Santa Barbara County Film Commissioner.

White said the filming of "Pirates of the Caribbean III" is expected to take place in late fall, and will last one to three days.

It is unknown whether the shooting will bring the film's stars -- Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley -- to the area, and White emphasized that even though the dunes have already been scouted by the director and department heads, a sudden script change could result in the scene being cut from the film.

"It's never definite until they actually come and begin shooting," said White.

Meanwhile, Walt Disney Pictures is doing its part to keep the shoot under wraps. The film's publicist, Michael Singer, said the filmmakers have had a "closed-up policy" since production began in 2005, and he cannot release any information about filming.

Guadalupe's mayor said he has been hearing rumors that "Pirates" would film here for about a year now.

"I'm excited," said Mayor Lupe Alvarez. "I think it has the potential of helping Guadalupe Beach like 'Sideways' did for the (Santa Ynez) Valley."

Alvarez also hopes the filming lasts longer than the expected few days.

The Guadalupe Dunes have been host to many films in the past, including Cecil B. DeMille's silent 1923 classic "The Ten Commandments;" the 1926 film "The Son of the Sheik," which starred Rudolph Valentino, and its 1921 predecessor "The Sheik;" the 1930 film "Morocco," starring Gary Cooper and Marlene Dietrich; and 1935's "The Last Outpost," starring Cary Grant.

More recently, the Dunes provided dramatic sets for "Hidalgo" (2004) and "G.I. Jane" (1997). Guadalupe's downtown also acted as a backdrop to 1998's "Rocky and Bullwinkle" and the 2000 film "Cowboy Up."

"Pirates III" is expected to be released in May 2007. Meanwhile, its filmmakers can live off the loot they garnered from "Pirates of the Caribbean II: Dead Man's Chest," which has raked in more than $344 million domestically since its June premiere.


 



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