The "Pirates of the Caribbean 5: Dead Man Tell No Tales" is going to hit cinemas next year. However, the main actor Johnny Depp, who was ranked again as one of the most overpaid actors and Hollywood's biggest loser, will be the main star of the film. Can the upcoming movie surpass this criticism of him?
It has been too early to predict that the "Pirates of The Caribbean 5: Dead Man Tell No Tales" movie may not hit a big box office. Considering the movie series has become a hit on the fans before, the new installment may also earn the love of fan on its release next year.
Morning Ledger report says "Pirates of The Caribbean 5: Dead Man Tell No Tales" Johnny Depp's net worth amounts to $400M USD and commanding eight figures before signing a deal. But his recent movies' performance does not seem to reflect his high salary.
Due to his past success of the movies he starred in, Johnny Depp's net worth grew to that huge amount. Unfortunately, his recent movies were a box office flop, the filmmakers paid him more than what they have earned from the movie. It may also mean that "Pirates of The Caribbean 5: Dead Man Tell No Tales" might also face this problem if it does not hit their expected box office projection.
Forbes again crowned Johnny Depp as the most overpaid actor in Hollywood in 2016. The upcoming movie "Pirates of The Caribbean 5: Dead Man Tell No Tales" means two things about this issue; it may period Depp's rank or it may also make it worse.
According to Latinos Health, there is no doubt that Captain Jack Sparrow's character propelled the success of the Disney movie series, but with Johnny Depp's recent bad image due to alleged abuse to his ex-wife Amber Heard, the character may lose charm and popularity, thus, possibly pull down the ratings for the "Pirates of The Caribbean 5: Dead Man Tell No Tales" movie.
With all these stories and issues, Johnny Depp is undoubtedly one of the most amazing actors since he started his career, it is the reason why filmmakers offered him a huge amount for his every movie. His "Pirates of The Caribbean 5: Dead Man Tell No Tales" is set to release next year, May 26, 2017, with a budget of $320M USD.