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He took the role seriously.

Look closely.

Disney fans are improvising at home.

Captain Jack Sparrow provided a major assist to the new land set in a galaxy far, far away.

Johnny Depp recently went back in character as Jack Sparrow to raise the spirits of patients at a children's hospital. Check out how the visit went ahead.

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales uses some insane visual effects to de-age Johnny Depp. Here's how the crew pulled it off.

One of the more entertaining aspects of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, is the way it expands on the history of Captain Jack Sparrow. However, in doing so, it completely changed a piece of existing mythology.

Johnny Depp played Captain Jack Sparrow at Disneyland last week to promote Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, and now you seen can see the official footage from his visit.

While the first two trailers for Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales showed very little of Johnny Depp's Captain Jack Sparrow, the same can't be said for the trailer that was released this morning.

It’s a well-established fact that much of Johnny Depp’s performance as Captain Jack Sparrow was influenced by Rolling Stone’s guitarist Keith Richards. It turns, out that’s not the only place where Depp found inspiration for the character.

Nobody knew quite what to expect when the first movie based on a Disneyland theme park ride hit in 2003. However, Johnny Depp’s Captain Jack Sparrow became an immediate hit with movie fans.

Johnny Depp may have many detractors due to his choices of movie roles, but when it comes to being a solid dude, one who always has time for sick fans, there's not much you can say.

You just can’t keep a good pirate down. Despite two sub-par sequels, the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise took back to the high seas this past May, and soon raked in over a billion dollars of booty worldwide. And that’s a pile of treasure that pretty much guarantees Jack Sparrow will continue having adventures for as long as Johnny Depp wants to play him.

All the familiar Pirates elements are there-- the jaunty score, the physical comedy, the actions that are just a few degrees beyond what could actually happen. In other words, it looks like fun, and I'm still holding out hope that this fourth Pirates can actually recreate the spark

Maybe it's the perplexed look on Jack's face, or the simple fact that he's not staring intensely at the viewer like so many people tend to do on posters, or maybe it's just the fact that I'm warming up to the whole idea of this four-quel; either way, I take this as yet another sign that director Rob Marshall is doing something right

Jack Sparrow is a guy you'd want to party with, of course-- he always knows where the rum is and can charm pretty much anyone, especially when it comes to getting out of trouble. But sometimes Jack Sparrow just means business, and has the weapons to prove it

Don't expect any great epiphanies or character development for Jack Sparrow; as Johnny Depp put it, "Captain Jack is about as fully realized a human as he can be. He's there. He's going to stay there. Which is fine."

It seems that cameo was actually more a Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides teaser trailer, in which Jack sat up on a screen, rambled endlessly about his next adventure

So what's the plan here, exactly? Is Jack Sparrow going to be fighting honest-to-God zombies, Dawn of the Dead style, or is there going to be a more Pirates- appropriate twist?

As for any movies following Stranger Tides, the Disney rep can't speak about those-- probably not because they don't want to do them, but because nothing has yet been greenlit