Jack Sparrow Have More Funny Then Pirates series 2 & 3

Johnny Depp returns as Captain Jack Sparrow once again.

However the appeal of everlasting life many not be the only reason for some smitten characters to take part in the voyage.

Keeping in turn with the Trilogy before it, the new Pirates of the Caribbean is fast paced and very funny.

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"Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides" $400 million in less than one week

Disney's "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides" jumped the $400 million mark at the worldwide box office on Tuesday, in less than a week in release. That's faster than any other film this year.

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Fourth 'Pirates of the Caribbean' unsatisfying?

Captains always go down with the ship  even the swishing, mumbling, mascaraed ones.

How else to explain why Johnny Depp's Jack Sparrow has remained  helming the serviceable but unsatisfying Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides  when most of his former mates have bailed? Apparently Orlando Bloom, Keira Knightley, Bill Nighy and Stellan Skarsgard all snapped up the last of the lifeboats.

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Film Review: Pirates Of The Caribbean: On Stranger Tides with Captain Jack Sparrow

Producer Jerry Bruckheimer has been boasting of a fresh start to the wildly successful franchise, whose trilogy limped to a sorry end with the tedious At World's End. However, despite glamorous newcomers, it's as tired as its predecessors, and infinitely lazier.

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Pirates of the Caribbean Star Johnny Depp 'is the Queen's 20th cousin'

Pirates of the Caribbean Star Johnny Depp's Pirates of the Caribbean appearances have established him as movie royalty, but it now seems he may also have genuine blue blood.

Genealogist Nick Barratt has researched Depp's family tree and found evidence to suggest the Hollywood star could be a distant relative of the Queen.

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Johnny Depp Slimes the Crowd at the Kids' Choice Awards

A thing that is messy: Johnny Depp the slime hose! The actor unleashed a stream of green goo on the crowd last night at the Kids' Choice Awards, and definitely created a giant mess at the Nickelodeon event.

The 47-year-old big kid picked up the blimp for Favorite Movie Actor for Alice in Wonderland and celebrated his victory by dousing the front rows with slime.

Before turning his slime gun on the crowd, Johnny said: "You guys are the future. Take good care of us.”

The show also awarded Justin Timberlake, but for his charitable efforts, not his acting. He was given the Big Help award, and said: "I want to dedicate this to all of you very cool, very loud kids. This is your world."

Justin Bieber was the night’s biggest winner, picking up Favorite Male Singer and Favorite Song for his hit "Baby," but he couldn't be there to accept his prizes because he's currently touring through Europe.

Johnny Depp Reveals What It Will Take For Him to Quit Acting

Johnny Depp has starred in over 45 films in a career spanning almost three decades, playing everything from 1950s teen rebel “Cry Baby” Wade Walker and the fantastical creation “Edward Scissorhands,” to the eccentric Willy Wonka in “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,” and, of course, the famed Captain Jack Sparrow in the “Pirates of the Caribbean” trilogy.
So has Depp, 47, already done it all? 
Not quite. It turns out that there are few boxes left to check before he turns away from Hollywood once and for all.
“I'm going to have to play (King) Leer or (Don) Quixote or something. It would have to be something like that. And then just walk away,” Depp told FOX411’s Pop Tarts while promoting his upcoming computer-animated comedy, “Rango.” “But there's still some stuff definitely that I'd like to do out there. There's certain books that I've been in love with for years that I'd love to bring to life – things like Tom Robbins 'Fierce Invalids Home from Hot Climates,' that's a great, great book. We're in the works now to put 'The Ginger Man' by JP Donleavy up, get that on its feet, so that's a very exciting possibility.”
However, for the time being the A-list actor is busy plugging the family-friendly “Rango,” in which he voices a chameleon aspiring to be a swashbuckling hero – although even he admitted that the filming process made him feel a little… silly.

“It was fun, but you couldn't help feel ridiculous. You know, you're a middle aged man pretending like you're dragging this tail around behind you,” Depp explained. “Or like (co-star) Harry Dean Stanton comes up to you and he's like, ‘hey man, this is kind of a weird gig, isn't it?’ and you're thinking, ‘Oh just wait, we just started, Harry.’”
But in the days before he entertained the kids as a lovable rebel in family friendly flicks like “Rango” and the "Pirates of the Caribbean" series, Depp was a kid himself, playing pretty much the same character.
“When I was a kid, we would play cowboys and Indians, and I wanted to be the Indian. I always did,” he added, “The rebel – it's built in.”