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*Before working on the fourth film ''[[Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides|On Stranger Tides]]'', the film crew had no idea how to introduce [[Juan Ponce de León|Ponce de León]] into the story. They later decided to use the skeleton in the bed as an overt link to the original [[Pirates of the Caribbean (ride)|Pirates of the Caribbean attraction]], resulting from director [[Rob Marshall]]'s research of the ride before he began filming ''On Stranger Tides''. Producer [[Jerry Bruckheimer]] stated, ''"The Ponce de León cabin set symbolizes what we've tried to do in all of the films, which is to reference the original ride but re-invent in fresh and exciting ways."''<ref name="ArtOST">''[[The Art of Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides]]''</ref> |
*Before working on the fourth film ''[[Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides|On Stranger Tides]]'', the film crew had no idea how to introduce [[Juan Ponce de León|Ponce de León]] into the story. They later decided to use the skeleton in the bed as an overt link to the original [[Pirates of the Caribbean (ride)|Pirates of the Caribbean attraction]], resulting from director [[Rob Marshall]]'s research of the ride before he began filming ''On Stranger Tides''. Producer [[Jerry Bruckheimer]] stated, ''"The Ponce de León cabin set symbolizes what we've tried to do in all of the films, which is to reference the original ride but re-invent in fresh and exciting ways."''<ref name="ArtOST">''[[The Art of Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides]]''</ref> |
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*The skull and two crossed bones on the Captain's bed are real human remains.<ref>[http://disneylandreport.blogspot.com/2013/05/hidden-gems-real-bones-on-pirates-of.html Hidden Gems: Real Bones on Pirates of the Caribbean]</ref><ref>[http://disneydose.com/pirates-of-the-caribbean-has-a-real-human-skull/#axzz3LOsfSZ00 Real Human Skull in Pirates of the Caribbean Disneyland]</ref> |
*The skull and two crossed bones on the Captain's bed are real human remains.<ref>[http://disneylandreport.blogspot.com/2013/05/hidden-gems-real-bones-on-pirates-of.html Hidden Gems: Real Bones on Pirates of the Caribbean]</ref><ref>[http://disneydose.com/pirates-of-the-caribbean-has-a-real-human-skull/#axzz3LOsfSZ00 Real Human Skull in Pirates of the Caribbean Disneyland]</ref> |
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- "There be no place like home..."
- ―Unknown
![[src]](/wiki/File:POTCRideOriginalCaptainsCabinConceptArt.jpg){kind=link}
This man was a pirate captain, active in the Caribbean during the Golden Age of Piracy.
Biography
- "A man o' delicate taste, the cap'n—'is quarters rigged with the finest furnishin's money did not buy."
- ―Unknown
Not much is known about this man's life. It is known however, that he became a pirate, and that he was capable enough to become a captain. His skeletal remains would reside in a finely appointed private Captain's Quarters; an ornate, subterranean chamber, surrounded by the spoils of a lifetime of treachery and ill-gotten gains. The Pirate Captain was known to be a "man of delicate taste", mainly because his quarters was rigged with the finest furnishings money didn't buy. This bony buccaneer lied in bed holding a magnifying glass over his reading material, a treasure map, while a nearby harpsichord plays a melancholy rendering of a famous pirate chantey.[2]
Behind the scenes
- This character was named "Pirate Captain" in the Pirates of the Caribbean: From the Magic Kingdom to the Movies book.
- Before working on the fourth film On Stranger Tides, the film crew had no idea how to introduce Ponce de León into the story. They later decided to use the skeleton in the bed as an overt link to the original Pirates of the Caribbean attraction, resulting from director Rob Marshall's research of the ride before he began filming On Stranger Tides. Producer Jerry Bruckheimer stated, "The Ponce de León cabin set symbolizes what we've tried to do in all of the films, which is to reference the original ride but re-invent in fresh and exciting ways."[3]
- The skull and two crossed bones on the Captain's bed are real human remains.[4][5]
- Considering that the Grotto sequence of the ride is meant to take place after the pirates have been killed by the curse of the treasure they steal later in the ride, it is possible that the captain is the remains of the ride mythos' Captain Barbossa considering he is the current captain of the Wicked Wench.
Appearances
Sources
- Pirates of the Caribbean: From the Magic Kingdom to the Movies
- The Art of Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides