The Pirates of the Caribbean franchise had a remarkable run, raking in billions of dollars for Disney. However, fans have been left eagerly awaiting a new installment as the series has remained dormant for more than half a decade. The absence of a sequel, or the long-rumored all-female reboot, has left many uncertain about the franchise's future. But fear not, for there is some exciting news on the horizon. Producer Jerry Bruckheimer previously spoke about the possibility of an upcoming film in the series, sparking discussions and speculations about the potential return of Johnny Depp. Now, a trusted insider close to the esteemed actor has divulged information about his willingness to collaborate with the House of Mouse again, despite feeling "betrayed" by recent past events.
According to a trustworthy source close to the 60-year-old actor, who spoke to People, he feels betrayed by the studio behind the highly successful Pirates franchise. This sentiment arose after the studio announced their decision to continue the series without his involvement. Despite these challenges, according to the insider, the Edward Scissorhands actor remains open-minded and believes he may consider returning to the Mouse House if the right project comes along. They told the publication:
