CWIPPERMAN
<font color=FF99FF>You don't have to be clever and
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I'm not really a big Disney movie fan, but here's a story I saw that I know some of you might be interested in...
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Bloom boarding Dis 'Pirates' ship opposite Depp
Wed Sep 4, 2:04 AM ET
By Josh Spector
LOS ANGELES (The Hollywood Reporter) --- British actor Orlando Bloom has come aboard the Walt Disney Co.'s "Pirates of the Caribbean," in which he will star opposite Johnny Depp.
Bloom, best known for his role as Legolas Greenleaf in "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring," plays a young British man who teams up with an honorable pirate (Depp) to save the woman he loves from dangerous pirates. While the female lead has yet to be cast, Geoffrey Rush is set to portray the evil Capt. Blackheart.
The most recent draft of "Pirates," which is based on the Disney theme park ride, was penned by "Shrek" scribes Terry Rosio and Ted Elliott, working from earlier drafts from Jay Wolpert and Stuart Beattie.
"Pirates" is being produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and executive produced by Bruckheimer Films' Mike Stenson and Chad Oman. Disney production vp Brigham Taylor is overseeing for the studio.
Bloom has appeared in such films as "Black Hawk Down" and "Wilde." He is repped by ICM and the Firm.
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Bloom boarding Dis 'Pirates' ship opposite Depp
Wed Sep 4, 2:04 AM ET
By Josh Spector
LOS ANGELES (The Hollywood Reporter) --- British actor Orlando Bloom has come aboard the Walt Disney Co.'s "Pirates of the Caribbean," in which he will star opposite Johnny Depp.
Bloom, best known for his role as Legolas Greenleaf in "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring," plays a young British man who teams up with an honorable pirate (Depp) to save the woman he loves from dangerous pirates. While the female lead has yet to be cast, Geoffrey Rush is set to portray the evil Capt. Blackheart.
The most recent draft of "Pirates," which is based on the Disney theme park ride, was penned by "Shrek" scribes Terry Rosio and Ted Elliott, working from earlier drafts from Jay Wolpert and Stuart Beattie.
"Pirates" is being produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and executive produced by Bruckheimer Films' Mike Stenson and Chad Oman. Disney production vp Brigham Taylor is overseeing for the studio.
Bloom has appeared in such films as "Black Hawk Down" and "Wilde." He is repped by ICM and the Firm.
The way Disney has been lately, I personally hope that they leave the ride alone.
