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Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End

Year:

2007

Duration:

169 min

Genres:

Action | Adventure | Fantasy

IMDB rate:

7.1

Director:

Gore Verbinski

Awards:

Nominated for 2 Oscars. Another 20 wins & 36 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2007-05-25

Filming Locations: Nipomo, California, USA

Earnings

Budget: $300,000,000

Opening Weekend: $139,802,190 (USA) (27 May 2007)

Gross: $309,420,425 (USA) (4 October 2007)

Cast

Actor

Character

Johnny Depp

Jack Sparrow

Geoffrey Rush

Captain Hector Barbossa

Orlando Bloom

Will Turner

Keira Knightley

Elizabeth Swann

Jack Davenport

Norrington

Bill Nighy

Davy Jones

Jonathan Pryce

Governor Weatherby Swann

Lee Arenberg

Pintel

Mackenzie Crook

Ragetti

Kevin McNally

Gibbs

David Bailie

Cotton

Stellan Skarsgård

Bootstrap Bill

Tom Hollander

Cutler Beckett

Naomie Harris

Tia Dalma

Martin Klebba

Marty

David Schofield

Mercer

Lauren Maher

Scarlett

Dermot Keaney

Maccus

Clive Ashborn

Koleniko

Winston Ellis

Palifico

Christopher Adamson

Jimmy Legs

Andy Beckwith

Clanker

Jonathan Linsley

Ogilvey

Yun-Fat Chow

Captain Sao Feng

Keith Richards

Captain Teague

Ghassan Massoud

Captain Ammand

Hakeem Kae-Kazim

Captain Jocard

Dominic Scott Kay

Young Will Turner

Vanessa Branch

Giselle

Reggie Lee

Tai Huang

Marshall Manesh

Sumbhajee

Angus Barnett

Mullroy

Giles New

Murtogg

Takayo Fischer

Mistress Ching

Marcel Iures

Capitaine Chevalle

Sergio Calderón

Captain Vallenueva

James Lancaster

EITC Agent

Toru Tanaka Jr.

Tattoo Pirate (as Toru Tanaka)

Edwin H. Bravo

Mushroom Ear (as Edwin Habacon)

Albert 'Sumo' Lee

Bathhouse Pirate (as Albert Lee)

Tyler Tuione

Boiler Room Attendant

Larry M. Leong

Steng

Greg Ellis

Lieutenant Theodore Groves

Brendyn Bell

Cabin Boy

Ho-Kwan Tse

Hadras

Peter Donald Badalamenti II

Penrod

Marc Joseph

Quittance

Chris Symonds

Two Head #1

Michael Symonds

Two Head #2

Humberto Fernández Tristan

Vallenueva's Aide

Omid Djalili

Askay

Lawrence Cummings

Singing Gallows Pirate

Chris M. Allport

Singing Gallows Pirate

Jim Raycroft

Singing Gallows Pirate

Robert Hovencamp

Singing Gallows Pirate

Geoffrey Alch

Singing Gallows Pirate

Ned Wertimer

Singing Gallows Pirate

Samela A. Beasom

Singing Gallows Pirate

Jessica-Elisabeth

Singing Gallows Pirate

Caesar Peters

Singing Gallows Pirate

Bob Elmore

Executioner

Mark Hildreth

Cryer

Matthew Wolf

Endeavor Officer

JB Blanc

Clerk (as J.B. Blanc)

Rick Mali

Pirate

Kimo Keoke

Pirate

David Prak

Pirate

Henry T. Yamada

Pirate

Jonathan Limbo

Pirate

Mick Gallagher

Pirate

Philip Shin

Pirate (as Shin Li Shioung)

Quang Huynh

Pirate

Ronnie Cruz

Pirate

Thomas Isao Morinaka

Pirate

Lidet Viravong

Pirate

Ova Saopeng

Pirate

Stuart Phoenix Wong

Pirate (as Stuart 'Phoenix' Wong)

Mark Wherry

Davy Jones Organ Double

Christopher S. Capp

Parrot

Sam Bower

Young Turner Vocal (voice)

Gregory Allen

Pirate (uncredited)

Aesop Aquarian

Core - Black Pearl Asian Pirate (uncredited)

Jay Bird

Pirate (uncredited)

Rusty 'Gravestone' Bolin

Russian Pirate

Chuy Bravo

Pirate at Brethren Court Meeting (uncredited)

Brian Brigham

E.I.T.C. Soldier (uncredited)

Diane Morgan Carpenter

Wench in Lynching Scene (uncredited)

Arnold Chon

Asian Pirate

Jason T. Clark

Mad Dog: Barbossa Pirate (uncredited)

Stany Coppet

World Pirate (uncredited)

Ryan de Quintal

Beckett's Entourage (uncredited)

Mark Casimir Dyniewicz

Pirate Sentenced to Death (uncredited)

Jean-Christophe Febbrari

Captain Chavelle's Mate (uncredited)

Tommy Germanovich Jr.

British Officer (uncredited)

Matthew Harker

EITC Agent (uncredited)

Randy Herman

British Soldier

Hans Hernke

Flying Dutchman Pirate (uncredited)

Art Hsu

Crazed Asian Pirate

Jimmy Hsu

Mistress Ching Entourage (uncredited)

Patrick Hume

Flying Dutchman Pirate (uncredited)

Will Hurst

E.I.T.C. Soldier (uncredited)

Karim Imam

Pirate (uncredited)

Anthony Jennings

Amputee Pirate (uncredited)

Azmyth Kaminski

Pirate Hung at Gallows (uncredited)

Jason Kapraun

World Pirate (uncredited)

Christopher John Karr

EITC Core Soldier (uncredited)

Mobin Khan

Sumbhajee's Body Guard

Slim Khezri

Arab Pirate (uncredited)

Jason Lamar

Captain Jocard's Lieutenant (uncredited)

Michelle Lee

Lian

Matthew Leonhart

Asian Pirate

Jason T. Little

EITC 2nd Lieutenant (uncredited)

Paul Marshall

Teague Henchman (uncredited)

Walter Medina

Pirate (uncredited)

David Meunier

Lieutenant Greitzer (uncredited)

Taishi Mizuno

Asian Pirate

Maggie Munro

Pirate (uncredited)

James Nguyen

Hong Kong Pirate (uncredited)

Barnett O'Hara

Jack Sparrow Hand Double

Jean-Pierre Parent

Captain Chavelle's Mate (uncredited)

Hash Patel

Punjabi Pirate at World Pirate's Meeting (uncredited)

Brian Patterson

British Soldier

Richard Perez

Pirate Tortuga Bay (uncredited)

Bidkar Ramos

Pirate (uncredited)

Roberto Santana

Ammand

Dino Santiago

Black Pearl Pirate (uncredited)

Eric Shackelford

Black Pearl World Pirate (uncredited)

Barry Shay

Pirate (uncredited)

Christopher Shon

Pirate (uncredited)

Gary Sievers

World Pirate (uncredited)

Gugun Deep Singh

Indian Pirate (uncredited)

Joseph Sun

Pirate (uncredited)

Max Valentine

De Teague Henchman (uncredited)

Natalie Victoria

Tortuga Wench (uncredited)

Jerome Villaluz

Asian Pirate

Michael Leon Ware

Gallows Pirate (uncredited)

Jesse Wilde

Ammand

Kaleti Williams

Pirate (uncredited)

Adrienne Wong

Park (uncredited)

Tommy Zandali

Pirate (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

During his monologue to the Pirate Brethren Court, Jack Sparrow employs a combination of two Latin phrases used in Law: "Res ipsa loquitur", literally meaning "The thing speaks for itself", which is used when the circumstances are so obvious as to need no further evidence or explanation; "Tabula in naufragio", literally meaning "A plank in a shipwreck", relates to priorities in loans and mortgages provided by separate loaners.

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When the screen goes black as the crew fall over World's End, the ghostly music and voices heard are directly from the Disneyland ride. Most noticeable is Paul Frees' voice of the skull and crossbones that infamously warns passengers "Dead men tell no tales!"

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This is the fourth pirate movie Hans Zimmer has scored. In addition to the three Pirates of the Caribbean films, he also scored Muppet Treasure Island (1996).

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Goofs

When Sao Feng is killed, Elizabeth's "hat" flies off. Her hair changes positions, from a lot of hair - almost all of it down - to a few small locks of it down. It continues to change in the next few scenes where the crew claims her captain and she is talking to Norrington.

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When Captain Jack Sparrow is on the Black Pearl in Davy Jones' Locker, his right hand has several large scratches. But a few minutes later when Barbossa leads the crew to Jack's rescue, those scratches are gone.

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Right after the battle aboard the Dutchman, we see Jack and Elizabeth leaving with a made-up "parasail" and they land straight to the sea. In the next scene, we see them boarding the Pearl, and they should be soaking wet since they are just coming out of water, yet no water is visibly dripping off of them. Elizabeth is a little wet from the rain but Jack is remarkably dry.

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Quotes

Pintel: He's rocking the ship!

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Tai Huang: [while watching the Black Pearl 'sail' on sand] Impossible!

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'Bootstrap' Bill Turner: [to Will] Orders, Captain?

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Faq

What happened to the Kraken?

Beckett made Jones kill the Kraken. He describes his order as having had Jones kill his "pet." You can see its corpse later on the beach. How Jones killed the beast is unknown.

Is this movie based on a book?

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End is based on a screenplay by writers Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio, who based their screenplay on the "Pirates of the Caribbean" ride at the Disneyland theme park. It is the third movie in a series of four Pirates of the Caribbean movies, preceded by Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003) and Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006), and followed by Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (2011). Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales is in production, scheduled to be released in 2017, and Pirates of the Caribbean 6 is in development with no release date set.

Why does Calypso explode into crabs?

Calypso is a goddess associated with crabs and the sea (at least in the movie's mythology). It's a grand exit showing off her power, just like the crabs brought Jack and the Pearl to Tia Dalma on the shore in the Locker. A hint is given to this relationship when one of the crabs slips under Tia Dalma's gown and she is subsequently shown holding one, stroking it tenderly.

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