List of Pirates of the Caribbean film actors

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Depp, Rush and McNally appear in all five films. Bloom and Knightley did not return for the fourth film and had cameo appearances for the fifth film.

This is a list of Pirates of the Caribbean film actors who portrayed appearing in the film series. The list below is sorted by film and the character's surname, as some characters have been portrayed by multiple actors.

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Cast and characters

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This section includes characters who will appear or have appeared in the franchise.

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The Curse of the Black Pearl Dead Man's Chest At World's End On Stranger Tides Dead Men Tell No Tales

Introduced in The Curse of the Black Pearl

Anamaria Zoe Saldaña [1]
Captain Hector Barbossa Geoffrey Rush [2] Geoffrey Rush C [2] Geoffrey Rush [2]
Bo'sun Isaac C. Singleton Jr. [3]
Cotton David Bailie [4]
Joshamee Gibbs Kevin McNally [5]
Lieutenant Gillette Damian O'Hare [6] Damian O'Hare [6]
Giselle Vanessa Branch [7]
Grapple Trevor Goddard [8]
Lieutenant Commander Theodore Groves Greg Ellis [9] Greg Ellis [9]
Koehler Treva Etienne [10]
Marty Martin Klebba [11] Martin Klebba [11]
Mullroy Angus Barnett [12] Angus Barnett [13] Angus Barnett [14]
Murtogg Giles New [12] Giles New [13] Giles New [14]
Commodore James Norrington Jack Davenport [4]
Pintel Lee Arenberg [4]
Ragetti Mackenzie Crook [15]
Captain Jack Sparrow Johnny Depp [16] Johnny Depp [16]
Anthony De La Torre Y [17]
Captain Elizabeth Swann-Turner Keira Knightley [18]
Lucinda Dryzek Y [19] 		Keira Knightley [18] Keira Knightley C [20]
Governor Weatherby Swann Jonathan Pryce [21]
William "Will" Turner, Jr. Orlando Bloom [22]
Dylan Smith Y [19] 		Orlando Bloom [22] Orlando Bloom C [20]

Introduced in Dead Man's Chest

Lord Cutler Beckett Tom Hollander [23]
Tia Dalma
Calypso 		Naomie Harris [24]
Davy Jones Bill Nighy [25] Stand-in S [25]
William "Bootstrap Bill" Turner Stellan Skarsgård [26]

Introduced in At World's End

Captain Ammand Ghassan Massoud [27]
Askay / Pusasn Omid Djalili [28]
Capitaine Chevalle Marcel Iureș [29]
Mistress Ching Takayo Fischer [30]
Sao Feng Chow Yun-fat [31]
Tai Huang Reggie Lee [32]
Captain Jocard Hakeem Kae-Kazim [33]
Captain Edward Teague Keith Richards [34] Alexander Scheer Y [35]
Henry William Turner Dominic Scott Kay C [36] Brenton Thwaites [37]
Lewis McGowan Y [38]

Introduced in On Stranger Tides

Angelica Penélope Cruz [39]
Lord John Carteret Anton Lesser [40]
King Ferdinand VI of Spain Sebastian Armesto [41]
King George II of Great Britain Richard Griffiths [42]
Prime Minister Henry Pelham Roger Allam [43]
Scrum Stephen Graham [44]
The Spaniard Óscar Jaenada [45]
Philip Swift Sam Claflin [46]
Syrena Àstrid Bergès-Frisbey [47]
Edward "Blackbeard" Teach Ian McShane [48]

Introduced in Dead Men Tell No Tales

Mayor Dix Bruce Spence [49]
Uncle Jack Paul McCartney C [50]
Captain Armando Salazar Javier Bardem [51]
Lieutenant John Scarfield David Wenham [52]
Shansa Golshifteh Farahani [53]
Carina Smyth Barbossa Kaya Scodelario [54]

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