Writers Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio at the Walt Disney Studios in Burbank, California
Photo Credit: Scott Holleran
Ted Elliott: In the very first meeting we had on Pirates 2 and possibly Pirates 3, we kind of pitched to Gore, [and producers] Jerry Bruckheimer, Mike Stenson and Chad Oman how the movie ends—I don't want to spoil it—with Jack, Will and Elizabeth. We said 'this is what we want and then in Pirates 3, this happens.' They were like, 'nyahh.' But we've learned an important lesson, which is that the right idea at the wrong time is a wrong idea. So, we stopped and said, 'alright,' and talked about what more we wanted to do with this movie. A couple of weeks later, Gore had come back to those [same] ideas and, now, they're there. There is a point where the writer has to be allowed to take responsibility for the work—or not take responsibility for the movie.
I actually find that the most interesting thing they have ever said.
Its obvious that DMC has the CLOSURE in terms of the love Triangle..and IMO it is in no way Will/Liz Jack/Material possessions
its Jack/Liz
Will/Father/flying dutchman