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Pirates Of The Caribbean Star Says It’d Be Criminal For Disney To Drop Johnny Depp

By Christian Bone

 

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The last few years have not been kind to Johnny Depp and his career.

 

The fallout from his ugly divorce from ex-wife Amber Heard, which has seen him accused of domestic violence, is that he’s been removed from at least one major franchise – Warner Bros.’ Fantastic Beasts – and is very likely to be axed from another.

 

Yes, the Pirates of the Caribbean series is moving forward, but it’s widely believed Disney doesn’t want Depp back as Captain Jack Sparrow.

 

One of his long-term co-stars on the nautical fantasy franchise has now spoken out in defense of the actor, though. 

 

Full Story: https://wegotthiscovered.com/movies/pirates-caribbean-star-criminal-disney-axe-johnny-depp/

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And that’s why you don’t get married, because then there’s no pricey divorce, instead you just break up, take your key to the castle back and bye bye biatch! 

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