Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
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Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides

Year:
Duration:
USA:136 min | Argentina:137 min
Genres:
Action | Adventure | Fantasy
IMDB rate:
6.7
Director:
Rob Marshall
Awards:
2 wins & 29 nominations
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 2011-05-20
Filming Locations: Knole, Sevenoaks, Kent, England, UK
Earnings
Budget: $250,000,000
Opening Weekend: $90,151,958 (USA) (22 May 2011)
Gross: $241,071,802 (USA) (28 May 2012)
Cast
Actor
Character
Astrid Bergès-Frisbey
Astrid Bergès-Frisbey
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
Johnny Depp
Jack Sparrow
Penélope Cruz
Angelica
Geoffrey Rush
Barbossa
Ian McShane
Blackbeard
Kevin McNally
Gibbs
Sam Claflin
Philip
Stephen Graham
Scrum
Keith Richards
Captain Teague
Richard Griffiths
King George
Greg Ellis
Groves
Damian O'Hare
Gillette
Óscar Jaenada
The Spaniard
Anton Lesser
Lord John Carteret
Roger Allam
Prime Minister Henry Pelham
Judi Dench
Society Lady
Christopher Fairbank
Ezekiel
Paul Bazely
Salaman
Bronson Webb
Cook
Richard Thomson
Derrick
Yuki Matsuzaki
Garheng
Robbie Kay
Cabin Boy
Steve Evets
Purser
Ian Mercer
Quartermaster
Gemma Ward
Tamara - First Mermaid
Sebastian Armesto
King Ferdinand
Tristan Laurence
Spanish Fisherman (as Tristan Laurence Perez)
Norberto Morán
Spanish Castaway (as Norberto Moran)
Gerard Monaco
Spanish Officer
Tyrone Lopez
Spanish Soldier
Luke Roberts
Captain of the Guard
Daniel Ings
Guard
Emilia Jones
English Girl
Patrick Kennedy
English Father
Jody Halse
Jailor
Clifford Rose
Bailiff
Paul Hunter
Foreman
Jorgelina Guadalupe Airaldi
Mermaid
Brea Berrett
Mermaid
Toni Busker
Mermaid
Sanya Hughes
Mermaid
Daphne Joy
Mermaid
Antoinette Kalaj
Mermaid
Derek Mears
Master-At-Arms
Danny Le Boyer
Yeoman
Kitt Barrie
Courtroom Wench
Steve Morphew
Courtroom Heckler (as Stephen Morphew)
Alan J. Utley-Moore
Justice Smith
CJ Brady
British Sailor (uncredited)
Robert Clayton
Hero Father (uncredited)
Andrew Crayford
Spanish Officer
Elliott Crossley
London Extra (uncredited)
Jason Curle
Spanish Pirate (uncredited)
Kristofer Dayne
Queen Anne's Pirate
Katherine Denkinson
Whore (uncredited)
Dennis Farrell
Queen Anne's Revenge Pirate (uncredited)
Nichola Fynn
Flower Seller (uncredited)
Sean Francis George
Spanish Soldier
Bobby Holland Hanton
English Guard (uncredited)
Randy Herman
Spanish Soldier
Harley Jay
Junior British officer (uncredited)
Matt Lasky
Queen Anne's Pirate
LeJon
Queen Anne's Pirate
Teresa Mahoney
Hero Mother (uncredited)
Salomon Passariello
Queen Anne's Pirate
David Pinkus
London Town Crier (uncredited)
Caroline copp Randall
English Woman (uncredited)
Steve Saunders
Pewter Seller (uncredited)
Santi Scinelli
Spanish Officer
Kevin Senn
Queen Anne's Pirate
Richard Stephens
Spanish Lieutenant (uncredited)
Robert Stone
Paddy Wagon Gaoler (uncredited)
Sean Talo
Spanish Soldier
Trevor Thomas
British Sailor (uncredited)
Harvey Walsh
English Boy (uncredited)
Loretta Walsh
English Girl (uncredited)
Hannah Walters
Woman at The Captain's Daughter (uncredited)
Claira Watson Parr
Maid (uncredited)
Chuck Williams
Queen Anne's Revenge Pirate (uncredited)
Taylor Young
Providence Sailor (uncredited)
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Trivia
Oren Aviv said Disney had chosen to scale this movie down from the former in the series; "It's important to get the story right and it's important to me to scale it down, because we can't get bigger. The movies have subsequently gotten bigger and bigger and very complicated and they were satisfying on so many levels obviously, but I want to kind of reboot the whole thing and bring it down to its core, its essence, just characters." He agreed that there is a lot of Captain Jack Sparrow's back story that we haven't seen yet without confirming or denying that we might see some of that in the fourth movie
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During filming in London a 'Jack Sparrow' impersonator just walked onto the set. The guards did not think to ask for any ID as he looked so much like the character (Reported in the English papers)
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As of May 20, 2011, this installment has the shortest run-time of the "Pirates" series, which is 136 minutes.
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Goofs
When Jack's hands are tied and he tries to sip from the hollow peg leg, he can't raise it very high and there is a sound like slurping. But Barbossa has already raised it much higher and taken a long drink. There should be nothing in the top inch to slurp.
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When Gibbs is being threatened by Barbossa, there is a "dead" man behind him. At one point, you can see the man blink.
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In the courtroom scene, the judge uses a gavel (the small hammer). These are not, and have never been, used in British courts.
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Quotes
Jack Sparrow: You lied to me by telling me the truth?
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Barbossa: Gentlemen, the fountain is the prize. Mermaid waters, that be our path.
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Angelica: Maybe you don't believe in the supernatural.
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Faq
Q
What happened to Pintel, Ragetti, Marty, Cotton and the rest of Jack's crew that helped Barbossa steal the Black Pearl?
A
None of them return in this film, it's likely they were all killed when Blackbeard attacked them. Another possibility is that they were in Tortuga, as Barbossa mentions at the end of this film that's where he's headed. In the last scene before the credits, Cotton's parrot can be seen inside the bottle with Jack, which could be a strong hint that at least Cotton (and the others as well) are trapped with the miniature Black Pearl and might return in a sequel.
Q
Does anyone actually drink from the fountain?
A
Yes. Angelica drinks from the fountain. As Blackbeard and Angelica are both dying, Jack fills both the chalices with water and puts the tear into one, without revealing which. He then asks Blackbeard to save Angelica by giving up his own life, and seemingly directs him to the chalice without the tear. However, Blackbeard grabs the one that Sparrow had offered to Angelica and drinks from it, demanding instead that Angelica save him. Angelica complies, but Jack, anticipating this, had actually put the tear in the other cup - the one Angelica drinks from. Blackbeard, furious, is swept away by the waters of the fountain and killed.
Q
What is each character's/country's motivation for finding the fountain of youth?
A
Jack Sparrow: It was revealed in the previous film that Sparrow is afraid of death after his experience in Davy Jone's Locker. Thus he set off at the end of At World's End in search of the Fountain of Youth. Jack seems to have actually been to the cave housing the fountain before (the one with the water on the ceiling), but not to the fountain itself, as he didn't have the chalices of Ponce de Leon. Barbossa: Barbossa doesn't want the fountain at all - he merely desires it as a way to get his revenge against Blackbeard. Blackbeard: Blackbeard's quartermaster has forseen Blackbeard's death, and Blackbeard wants the extra years to prolong or perhaps eternally prevent this from happening. King Ferdinand of Spain: The King is a Catholic and wants to destroy the Fountain of Youth because he believes only God can grant eternal life. King George of England: The English monarch doesn't want the Spanish king to have possession of the fountain of youth, for fear of the power that might bring him.
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Photos from cast
Deobia Oparei Juan Carlos Vellido Astrid Bergès-Frisbey
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