The Margot Robbie-led 'Pirates of the Caribbean' reboot is seemingly dead in the water.
Disney's female-fronted Pirates of the Caribbean film is bound for Davy Jones' locker. The franchise reboot, which was to have starred Margot Robbie, has been cancelled according to its almost-star.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY Based on the venerable Disney theme park ride of the same name, Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl was a surprise hit in the summer of 2003, earning over $650 million at the global box office and netting a Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomination for Johnny Depp. It spawned four sequels, which have grossed over three billion dollars in theaters.
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