Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
Jack's got a blood debt to pay: he owes his soul to the legendary Davy Jones, ghastly Ruler of the Ocean Depths. But ever-crafty Jack isn't about to go down without a fight.
Director(s)
Georges Trillat
Faouzi Brahimi
Gore Verbinski
Jeff Okabayashi
Steven F. Beaupre
Peter Kohn
David H. Venghaus Jr.
Gary Romolo Fiorelli
Jeffrey Schwartz
Charles Gibson
Sharron Reynolds-Enriquez
Clark Credle
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Cast & crew
Orlando Bloom
Will Turner
Jeff Okabayashi
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Johnny Depp
Jack Sparrow
Ho-Kwan Tse
Ho-Kwan
Jonathan Pryce
Governor Weatherby Swann
Kevin McNally
Gibbs
Naomie Harris
Tia Dalma
Jimmy Roussounis
Large Sailor
Winston Ellis
Palafico / Dutchman
Jack Davenport
Norrington
Chris Sullivan
Ladbroc
Bill Nighy
Davy Jones
David Sterne
Edinburgh Cook
Keira Knightley
Elizabeth Swann
Lee Arenberg
Pintel
Mackenzie Crook
Ragetti
David Bailie
Cotton
Stellan Skarsgård
Bootstrap Bill
Tom Hollander
Cutler Beckett
Martin Klebba
Marty
David Schofield
Mercer
Alex Norton
Captain Bellamy
Lauren Maher
Scarlett
Nej Adamson
Short Sailor
Moray Treadwell
Sunburned Sailor
San Shella
Leech
Jim Cody Williams
Fisherman (Montage)
Michael Miranda
Cannibal Warrior
Luke de Woolfson
Frightened Sailor
Derrick O'Connor
Very Old Man
Georges Trillat
Skinny Man
Israel Aduramo
Crippled Man
Gerry O'Brien
Irish Man
Dermot Keaney
Maccus / Dutchman
Clive Ashborn
Koleniko / Dutchman
Robbie Gee
Shrimper (Montage)
Neil Panlasigui
Cannibal Boy
Matthew Bowyer
Sailor / Edinburgh
Max Baker
Burser / Edinburgh
Steve Speirs
Quartermaster / Edinburgh
John Boswall
Wyvern
Christopher Adamson
Jimmy Legs / Dutchman
Andy Beckwith
Clacker / Dutchman
Jonathan Linsley
Ogilvey / Dutchman
Sylver
Shrimper's Brother
Simon Meacock
Chaplain
Natsuko Ohama
Cannibal Woman
Josie Dapar
Cannibal Woman
Vanessa Branch
Giselle
David Keyes
Scuttled Ship Helmsman
Anthony Patricio
Cannibal
Barry McEvoy
Carruthers Guard
Michael Enright
Deckhand / Edinburgh
Hernando "Sweepy" Molina
Sweepy
John Mackie
Turkish Prisoner
Spider Madison
Turkish Prisoner
Bud Mathis
Turkish Prisoner
Marco Khan
Turkish Guard
David Zahedian
Turkish Guard
Faouzi Brahimi
Turkish Guard
Jonathan Limbo
Torch Native
Reggie Lee
Headless
LeJon Stewart
Lejon
Christopher S. Capp
Parrot Voice (voice)
Félix Castro
Moises
Mike Haberecht
Kursar
Rudolph McCollum
Matelot
Gerard J. Reyes
Tearlach
M. Scott Shields
Duncan
Craig Thomson
Crimp
Fred Toft
Quartetto
Gore Verbinski
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Steven F. Beaupre
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Peter Kohn
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David H. Venghaus Jr.
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Gary Romolo Fiorelli
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Jeffrey Schwartz
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Charles Gibson
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Sharron Reynolds-Enriquez
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Clark Credle
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Reviews
Andre Gonzales
Part 2 introduces Davy Jones. Jack Sparrow has owed Davy a debt. Now Davy intends to make Jack make good on that debt. One way or another. Really awesome sequel.
CinemaSerf
I usually think that a good spell of time between an original and a sequel is a good thing. It gives everyone space to refresh the ideas and develop the characterisations. That's pretty much what Gore Verbinsky has done with this superior follow-up to the 2003 story. This time, we don't really need to spend much time on the who's who bits, so can head straight to the action which for the next 2½ hours follows "Jack Sparrow" (Johnny Depp) double-dealing as only he can trying to stay one step ahead of the vengeful "Davy Jones" (Bill Nighy) with whom he made a deal that means it's now his turn to enter hell. Meantime, "Will" (Orlando Bloom) and "Elizabeth" (Keira Knightley) are having problems of their own, and when he has to try to kidnap "Jack" with his compass for the dastardly "Lord Beckett" (Tom Hollander) in return for her safety he, en route, becomes reunited with his rather curmudgeonly (and barnacled) father (Stellan Skarsgård). It seems that both "Will" and "Jack" cannot both get what they need - but can they find a solution? It's end-to-end stuff this, with loads of mythical creatures from the depths, a tiny bit of romance and a Johnny Depp very much at the top of his game. The story is solid and entertaining, as is much of the quickly paced dialogue and David Schofield turns in a good effort as the malevolent "Mercer". I could have done with Geoffrey Rush but otherwise this is a fun fantasy adventure with some cracking visual effects and Hans Zimmer's music adds richness to the jollity too. A big screen must, really. It's just not so good on the telly.
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