Margot Robbie is going to play the main role in the latest "Pirates of the Caribbean"

 

Disney is working on the latest « Caribbean pirates », whose core characters will be female characters! Johnny Depp is to be replaced by Margot Robbie in « Pirates of the Caribbean».

In restarting the cult franchise, the actress signed a deal for starring in a major role, but without our excellent captain Jack Sparrow, writes The Hollywood Reporter. The new film 's plot is allegedly based on a female pirate. 

The developers pointed out that this is not a spin-off of an original « Pirates », but a whole new tale with new characters for women.

Christina Hodson, a scriptwriter and producer who had previously worked with Robbie on the film « Birds of Prey », is working on the new Caribbean Pirates. The audience can see new characters and an original story according to Christina. 

It is also known that Craig Mazin is working on restarting the series « Chernobyl » of « Pirates of the Caribbean » which is also known as producer.

In addition to filming the Birds of Prey, in 2019 Margot and Christina also created their own project called the Lucky Exports Pitch Program which aims to involve more female writers in creating scripts for films.

It's predicted that Margo would send the plot full-back and of course convey the only extravagance. Everyone wants to see a new female pirate with the character Barbarossa and not Elizabeth Swann, okay? 

I 'm sure Margot will do the job perfectly, because she's already played one of the most quirky female characters ever – the famous Harley Quinn of all. But the fact is, the Harley character is an obsessed heroine with what she sees as precious to herself (whether it's a burger or cheese, you know ..). 

The point is, Harley's like an inveterate pirate's sketch. In reality I really enjoy watching and waiting for these projects anywhere Robbie plays.

Johnny Depp fans were disappointed that their favorite actor won't launch the latest franchise movie « Pirates of the Caribbean ». Getting them both though? In any event, I'm sure the film will just be fine!