Before Pirates, Pryce was a successful, Tony-winning stage actor who starred in shows like Hamlet, Oliver! and Miss Saigon.

Pirates Of The Caribbean star Jack Davenport looks completely unrecognisable 18 years after the films first premiered. The actor, 52, achieved mainstream recognition after he appeared in the ...

Pirates of the Caribbean isn't the most historically accurate franchise, but these 5 real-life pirates would be perfect ...

If Pirates of the Caribbean 6 doesn't feature Johnny Depp's Jack Sparrow, POTC could follow other Disney franchises like ...

One Pirates of the Caribbean icon is completely unrecognisable 22 years after the first Disney film debuted. Jack Davenport starred as Royal Navy officer James Norrington in the hit films ...

He was ahead of his time, too, as the video featured a side-by-side of him and Johnny Depp's Captain Jack Sparrow, who didn't appear on screens until 2003's Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of ...

Coulombe went into crisis mode and headed to Arrowhead to strategize. Inspired by Trader Vic's mai tais, old movies about trading ships, and the Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disneyland, he decided ...

Here we're reminded that there are plenty more pirates in the sea than the jolly-roger-yarrr-splice-the-mainbrace fellows of the Caribbean. This section has some big stories to tell, including the ...

Until now, the history of piracy was thought to be largely localized in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean; only a few historians suspected the existence of pirates off the coasts of Madagascar.

As a film buff who’s tracked the franchise for years, I can confirm there are five Pirates of the Caribbean movies—with a sixth on the way! The series began in 2003 with The Curse of the Black Pearl, ...

Sea pirates still enjoy a romantic image today ... has mainly been limited to findings in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean. Very few historians have looked into signs of piracy along the ...

The Pirates of Penzance was last seen on Broadway ... in an outrageously clever romp sizzling with Caribbean rhythms and French Quarter flair. With the tongue-twisting Major-General, the rabble ...