Pirates of The Caribbean: At World's End (2007)

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Written by Ted Elliott, Terry Rossio

Directed by Gore Verbinski

Running Time: 162 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2007

Rating: 12 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Long and overblown third instalment of the Pirates of The Caribbean franchise, released in 2007.

While Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp, pictured) loses his grip on reality as a prisoner in Davy Jones's Locker, Will Turner (Orlando Bloom) and Elizabeth Swann (Keira Knightley) attempt to unite the pirate lords against vile blaggard Lord Beckett (Tom Hollander).

The plot is messy and over-intricate, and at nearly three hours the film outstays its welcome. But stick with it for the tremendous ending, with Bill Nighy on form as Davy Jones.

Cast

Image for Johnny DeppJohnny DeppCap. Jack Sparrow
Image for Geoffrey RushGeoffrey RushCap. Barbossa
Image for Orlando BloomOrlando BloomWill Turner
Image for Keira KnightleyKeira KnightleyElizabeth Swann
Image for Jack DavenportJack DavenportAdmiral James Norrington
Image for Bill NighyBill NighyDavy Jones
Image for Jonathan PryceJonathan PryceGovernor Weatherby Swann
Image for Mackenzie CrookMackenzie CrookRagetti
Lee ArenbergPintel
Image for Kevin McNallyKevin McNallyGibbs
Image for Stellan SkarsgårdStellan Skarsgård'Bootstrap' Bill Turner
Image for Tom HollanderTom HollanderLord Cutler Beckett
Image for Naomie HarrisNaomie HarrisTia Dalma
David SchofieldMercer
Lauren MaherScarlett

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