Rob Marshall Confirmed as Director of Pirates of the Caribbean 4
Rob Marshall Confirmed as Director of Pirates of the Caribbean 4 November 17, 2009 Source: Ain't It Cool News by Alex Billington So it was first rumored back in July that Oscar nominated director Rob...
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Great news, I guess. It still kinda sounds iffy.
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On the Oprah Winfrey show yesterday, she had Kate Hudson, Marion Cotillard, Penelope Cruz, Nicole Kidman and Daniel Day-Lewis from Nine which was directed by Rob Marshall. The whole show was about the...
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The director was confirmed but it doesn't sound like Johnny has made any commitments. Johnny was interviewed by MTV at the MoMA event and he still sounds uncertain about Pirates 4. He said he would...
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I think he probably does have some sort of signed deal with Disney, or they wouldn't have trotted him out on stage dressed as Capt. Jack twice in the last year at their stockholders meeting and again...
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This article is from an interview with Rob Marshall during his press tour for Nine, when he was asked several questions about POTC 4 and working with Johnny. You can read the whole article below,...
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It is good to know that there will eventually be a Pirates 4 even if Johnny does keep hedging. Deppraved I love the way you put this ( they trotted him out on stage like a trained dog). That is so...
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I can't wait for another 'Pirates'! Johnny won't sign until he's 100% happy with the script, but I reckon Disney will make as many changes as they have to to keep him on board.
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