Official Pirate Wench in Waiting Thread

[kjkcool]

What about Haydennnnnnnnn?

I'm sure he's great for a Jedi,but Pirates are more my thing!


Oh,I got a book for you to read!!!!!!

 

[HSMndLKfan92]

I'm sure he's great for a Jedi,but Pirates are more my thing!


Oh,I got a book for you to read!!!!!!

He's great for the Official Jedi of the TB. *COUGHHHHHHHHH*

 

[PatriotsRule]

What about Haydennnnnnnnn?

Hayden's awesome too, . But you can't beat Johnny. Nope, just can't beat him.

 

[HSMndLKfan92]

Hayden's awesome too, . But you can't beat Johnny. Nope, just can't beat him.

Unless your hayden. Or Orlando.

Preferably Hayden. Or orlando.

 

[kjkcool]

He's great for the Official Jedi of the TB. *COUGHHHHHHHHH*

Sure,I'm Switzerland on the whole official Jedi issue! Don't know,don't really care! He is a little cute......

 

[PirateGirl525]

I feel right at home already! Im OBSESSED with Pirates! Glad to see theres some fans here!

 

[kjkcool]

I feel right at home already! Im OBSESSED with Pirates! Glad to see theres some fans here!

Welcome aboard matey!!!
Love the sig picture by the way!

 

[Princess Ash]

12:01...Orlando Bloom and I are beginning our week together. First we are getting aboard a Yacht...that is right you scurvy wenches...a yacht, because he is SO SICK of being dragged on and off of pirate ships by you bonnie lasses. So he and I are going on a high-speed yacht to a deserted island that NONE of you know of...and spending the day tanning on the sand and sipping coconut juice...and cuddling

Don't even try to make up a story about finding him. You can't...end of story. And if you even TRY to cross the ocean to get him, I'll send the Kraken after you, I swear!

 

[kjkcool]

Here's some info I got on the new movie my pirate chicahs!!!


A World of Excitement Approaches

It's looming on the horizon -- the Jolly Roger fluttering from its mast. It's the adventure of the summer. Although it won't make landfall until May 25, anticipation is already growing for "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End," the final film in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" trilogy. This one will take Captain Jack and crew to the ends of the Earth -- literally! And according to production designer Rick Heinrichs, it will be unlike anything you've seen before -- even in the previous "Pirates" films.

"It really does go off into new locations and a new look. It has a more restrained graphic and simplified look," he says. "Pirates: At World's End" will take our heroes far from the Caribbean into the far East and uncharted waters beyond. "[The look is] in keeping with the Asian themes, but also because we're at world's end and we're dealing more with landscapes of the mind."

We talked to Rick about the making of "Pirates: At World's End" as well as the second film, "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest." He gave us a peek into the upcoming excitement -- from some harrowing moments on slippery decks to a journey that none of our heroes...
... will ever forget.

Rick is an old Disney hand -- he started his career in 1979, working under Blaine Gibson, the then-head-sculptor at WED Enterprises. He was also working under another set of heads -- the original clay head sculptures used when the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction was created. Rick says that these busts were a great inspiration to him -- especially when the time came for him to imagine the world of "Pirates." "[Imagineering legend] Marc Davis did such an amazing job -- you can tell it was done by people who were telling stories and developing characters, who thought about telling stories the way you do onscreen in a movie. I was very inspired by that."

Rick got his chance to put that inspiration to work when he joined the "Pirates" crew to work on the second and third films. Parts of the two movies were filmed simultaneously -- a race to take advantage of locations in The Bahamas, even as the script for "Pirates: At World's End" was still flying off the typewriters.

"When we were down in the Caribbean and The Bahamas with the special tanks that we had built there for shooting water scenes, we tried to film as much of the third movie as would make sense," Rick explains. "The third film's script wasn't completely finished when we were shooting No. 2, so there was a bit of a scramble to figure out which scenes made sense to shoot down there."

Some of the most exciting moments in the third film, however, were beyond what the film crew could create in a water tank. Rick and the rest of the team had to film one of the most elaborate ship-to-ship confrontations ever seen onscreen. To make the scene feel completely real to audiences, the filmmakers went above and beyond, spending weeks to build unique sets and equipment that put the actors in the middle of a typhoon on the pitching, rolling decks of their ships. It was an impressive accomplishment -- but a demanding one. "It was incredibly hard on the crew and the cast. They had to be out there in the wet for 16 hours a day," Rick says. "Our art department was right off the stage there, and we would stand on the stage and look up at what they were doing, and be incredibly glad we weren't up there, 30 feet in the air. They were getting drenched and blown and slipping and sliding. But nobody got hurt."

The plot of "Pirates: At World's End" is a secret as closely guarded as a pirate's treasure horde. But Rick confirms that the title should be taken literally -- expect to see the very edge of the world itself on film ... and to discover, along with Jack Sparrow, Elizabeth, and Will Turner, what lies beyond. It's not a discovery to be taken lightly, as Captain Jack will discover.

As the trilogy draws to a close, no one can say whether the voyagers aboard the Black Pearl will have more adventures in store. For Rick, at least, coming this far has been an amazing journey. "I've loved Pirates of the Caribbean since I first rode the attraction, so this has been a thrilling experience -- not just because it gave me a chance to work with [director] Gore Verbinski and work with Disney again, but because this was something from my own childhood that had such a great impact on me. And I think we've succeeded in giving the movies a limitless quality that suggests we are concentrating on one portion of the pirate world, but there's so much more out there."

Next month, we'll see a lot more of that world ... and we can hardly wait.

And the pic with it....

 

[HSMndLKfan92]

So. I've taken Captain Jack to Tatooine.

He can't stand the fact that the place is a desert.

 

[PatriotsRule]

I suggest taking Jack to Kamino. He'd be much more at home there.

 

[HSMndLKfan92]

but, Kamino isn't home to smugglers and people that would be good "friends" with Jack.

If you get my vibe.

 

[abercrombie<333]

oooohhmggg i luve dem!

 

[kjkcool]

Ur gonna love me for this!!!!!!
Watch it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You know you gotta!
http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2001550000-2007170293,00.html

 

[PirateGirl525]

Welcome aboard matey!!!
Love the sig picture by the way!

Well thank you! I love yours too!

 

[HSMndLKfan92]

Welcom, PirateGirl! You'll love it here. This is our *official* hangout, so anything and everything about POTC is welcome!

Friday. 8:02 PM. Hayden is giving moral support. And we're stuck in our appartment in Couroscant. He's been totally terrific in helping me recover from a stomach virus.

 

[HSMndLKfan92]

Since no one cares about the Jedi...
...

 

[PatriotsRule]

Ur gonna love me for this!!!!!!
Watch it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You know you gotta!
http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2001550000-2007170293,00.html

THANKYOU!!!!!

Poor Mr. Gibbs . . .

And by the way: No, I've never met Pizzaro, but I love his pies.

 

[VMK_MagicalLadee]

Then...I STEAL JACK.. AND.. HIDE HIM FROM YOU ALL.


Bwuahaha?

 

[Mickey_Mouse_Fanatic]

Since no one cares about the Jedi...
...

wow that picture is hott!!!