Pirates of the Caribbean is floundering as a movie franchise, so a sixth film may not be the right choice. Instead, a POTC TV series may do the trick.
The Pirates of the Caribbean franchise is at something of a standstill, but instead of a sixth film, its best future might be a TV series. After the poor performance of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales and the probable loss of star Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow, the way forward for the Disney property has been unclear. Returning to tell a new story in the world of Pirates could feel disjointed in the form of a feature film.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT 5 POTC Changing Its Format Makes A New Main Character Easier To Swallow Even though Pirates of the Caribbean 4 and 5 didn't perform as well as the original trilogy, audiences still returned to the theaters to see Depp in his iconic role of Jack Sparrow. However, it seems increasingly unlikely that Depp will return to the franchise after Disney dismissed him due to his past legal troubles with actress Amber Heard.
4 A POTC TV Series Makes Character Cameos More Likely Actors Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightly didn't participate in Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, and the film suffered as a result. They did make an appearance in Dead Men Tell No Tales - but their cameos were so short that it ultimately felt more like pandering than an organic way of bringing back their characters.
A potential example would be James Norrington, whose actor, Jack Davenport, has good-naturedly shown a willingness to return to a Pirates of the Caribbean Norrington spinoff. Davenport expressed that this would be unlikely, especially since his character was killed in At World's End. However, a TV series makes the idea of a Norrington-led plot far more viable.
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