ICYMI: Babylon star Margot Robbie has revealed that the Pirates of the Caribbean film she was developing with Christina Hodson is no longer happening. PiratesOfTheCaribbean MargotRobbie ChristinaHodson Babylon
\nIn June 2020, as the chaos of the pandemic seemed to be shutting productions down for an indefinite amount of time, some really interesting news came from Disney. It was announced that Margot Robbie and writer Christina Hodson were working on a female lead Pirates of the Caribbean film.
\nIt's unclear what the future of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise will be now, but it's a shame that Robbie and Hodson aren't going to be involved.\nMargot Robbie arrives for the 'Suicide Squad' Hollywood Premiere on August 02, 2021 in Westwood, CA. Editorial credit: DFree \/ Shutterstock.
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