A former Disney executive believes Johnny Depp will be back as Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean following trial win.
✖ Following Johnny Depp's victory in his defamation suit against ex-wife Amber Heard, a former Disney exec predicts the star's return to the Pirates of the Caribbean film series as Jack Sparrow. Depp and Heard's trial in Virginia put their private lives on trial in the public sphere. Ultimately, the jury awarded Depp $10 million in damages while awarding Heard $2 million. Both stars released statements after the jury read the verdicts.
Another anonymous insider tells People they believe Depp may reprise Jack Sparrow, but he's unlikely to be in the starring role. Instead, they predict that Disney will go ahead with plans for a sixth movie, this time starring Margot Robbie."I would think they make Robbie his daughter and likely have a cameo with him as a test," the executive says.
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