Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest"
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006)
Timing:
2:31 (151 min)
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Actors and characters
Lee Arenberg
Character Pintel
Lauren Maher
Character Scarlett
Nej Adamson
Character Short Sailor
Jimmy Roussounis
Character Large Sailor
Moray Treadwell
Character Sunburned Sailor
San Shella
Character Leech
Jim Cody Williams
Character Fisherman (Montage)
Luke de Woolfson
Character Frightened Sailor
Georges Trillat
Character Skinny Man
Israel Aduramo
Character Crippled Man
Gerry O'Brien
Character Irish Man
Neil Panlasigui
Character Cannibal Boy
Matthew Bowyer
Character Sailor / Edinburgh
Max Baker
Character Burser / Edinburgh
Claudia Adams
Character (uncredited)
Filip Cvijetic
Character A tree seen in the movie
Winston Ellis
Character Palafico / Dutchman
Sylver
Character Shrimper's Brother
Simon Meacock
Character Chaplain
Natsuko Ohama
Character Cannibal Woman
Josie Dapar
Character Cannibal Woman
David Sterne
Character Edinburgh Cook
Anthony Patricio
Character Cannibal
Hernando "Sweepy" Molina
Character Sweepy
John Mackie
Character Turkish Prisoner
Spider Madison
Character Turkish Prisoner
Bud Mathis
Character Turkish Prisoner
Marco Khan
Character Turkish Guard
David Zahedian
Character Turkish Guard
Faouzi Brahimi
Character Turkish Guard
Jonathan Limbo
Character Torch Native
Ho-Kwan Tse
Character Ho-Kwan
LeJon Stewart
Character Lejon
Félix Castro
Character Moises
Mike Haberecht
Character Kursar
Rudolph McCollum
Character Matelot
Gerard J. Reyes
Character Tearlach
M. Scott Shields
Character Duncan
Craig Thomson
Character Crimp
Fred Toft
Character Quartetto
What's left behind the scenes
- As part of the advertising campaign dedicated to the film's release, in June 2006, a replica of the ship 'The Flying Dutchman', used during filming, was towed to the studio-owned private island 'Castaway Cay'. Every visitor to the island has the opportunity to see this grand structure.
- Bill Nighy played Davy Jones wearing a special costume designed for use with 'motion capture' technology. After filming, Davy Jones' appearance was almost entirely computer-generated.
- During its opening weekend, the film set a new North American box office record – its first weekend gross was $135.6 million. Previously, 'Spider-Man' (114.8 million dollars) had held the record for the past four years.
- The first Walt Disney Studios film to feature the updated company logo.
- The only full-scale ship used in the filming of the sequels is 'The Black Pearl'. All other ships, with the exception of 'The Interceptor' from the first film, were represented by sets placed on floating barges.
- The game played by Will Turner and Davy Jones is called "Liar's Dice." This variation of dice game is close to card poker, with elements of bluffing.
- The music playing during the fight in the Tortuga tavern is "Fisher's Hornpipe."
- The man-mollusk speaks Cantonese after losing his head.
- Whenever the word “Tortuga” appears on the ship, it is written in the same font as the “Disney” company logo.
- During filming, the entire film crew was evacuated to Los Angeles due to Hurricane Wilma.
- Bill Nighy wasn't the only actor considered for the role of Davy Jones; Jim Broadbent, Ian Glen, and Richard E. Grant also auditioned.
- The film was the first to use the 'iMocap' system, which employs computer vision techniques to track actors' movements on set. This system was used to create Davy Jones and the crew of his ship.
- Keith Richards, guitarist for The Rolling Stones, was originally slated to play Jack Sparrow's father in a cameo role, but had to decline due to the band's busy touring schedule. However, Keith appeared in subsequent installments of the franchise.
- The idea to shackle Jack to the ship came from Keira Knightley.
- Director Gore Verbinski didn't tell the actors what would happen with the bone cage, as he wanted to achieve a natural reaction from them when it swayed from side to side.
- When the sailors fight over Elizabeth's dress, one of them mentions the ghost of a woman who killed herself shortly before her wedding. This plot echoes the storyline of the Disney attraction "The Haunted Mansion."
- Captain Barbossa's appearance at the end of the film was a pleasant surprise not only for the audience but also for the actors. Before filming the final scene, Gore Verbinski announced that Anamaria (Zoe Saldana) would descend the stairs, so the actors' surprise is genuine.
- In the scene where the captain of the ship Elizabeth sneaks onto complains about taxes and fees imposed by the East India Company, a document listing port tariffs appears. The list includes four items with tariffs in percentages – 7%, 10%, 8%, and 6%, and below the line, the total amount is 32%, although 7+10+8+6=31.
- Keira Knightley had to get a boyish haircut while preparing for her role in 'Domino'. Due to this circumstance, Keira had to resort to hair extensions during the filming of 'Dead Man's Chest'.
- Bill Nighy played Davy Jones in a special costume designed for use with “motion capture” technology. After filming, Davy Jones’s appearance was almost completely drawn on the computer.
- During its debut weekend, the film managed to set a new North American box office record – the first weekend’s gross was $135.6 million. 'Spider-Man' (114.8 million dollars) had held the record for the past four years.
- The game played by Will Turner and Davy Jones is called “Liar’s Dice”. This variation of dice game is close to card poker, with elements of bluffing.
- Johnny Depp and Tim Burton often collaborate with each other. Burton also took a small part in working on this film, making several sketches for the design of the appearance of several members of the Flying Dutchman's crew.
- The Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards was supposed to play the episodic role of Jack Sparrow's father, but was forced to withdraw from the project due to the band's busy touring schedule. However, Keith starred in subsequent installments of the franchise.
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