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Depp is apparently set to earn the large sum when he signs on for the fifth film, putting him amongst some of Hollywood’s highest paid actors.
The last time Depp sported the famous dreadlocks and eye-liner belonging to Jack Sparrow was in Pirates Of The Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, which was out in 2011 and also starred Penelope Cruz and Ian McShane.
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$75 Million USD?!? o.0
That's freaking insane. It's no wonder it costs hundreds of millions of $$$ to make movies now and why we pay $12+ per ticket. Absolutely nuts.
Yeah, that's a lot of money for one actor. I understand that with the Pirates franchise, without him, you don't have much...but damn. That only means they'll try and shortcut on the rest of the budget for other areas.
If Disney is going to get their live action films back on track, they're going to have to start with their budget.
well your right about that it wouldnt be the same without him so looking forward to the next film
That's right...there wouldn't be a 5th one without him but if the budget had to be cut...he'd be first to agree to a cut just to make the film...he's the one that makes the movie work and he's the one that brings in the money but he's also a pretty good and reasonable man.
Do you know how many of us indie film makers would absolutely LOVE to simply have a 60 million dollar BUDGET, let alone pay an actor that much? geez
But at the same time, Disney fills swimming pools with all the money pirate movies make. Toys, the movie, dvd's, clothes, people going to the ride, etc....
Still though....60 million dollars. I think Hollywood should look into salary caps. LMAO! That'll never fly, but it would help keep ticket prices affordable....