‘Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales’ News: Cast Johnny Depp Ready To Film In Queensland; Australian Government ‘Delighted’

According to the latest "Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales" news, cast Johnny Depp will be shooting in Queesnland to the delight of the Australian Government

The Australia's Minister for the Arts has announced that "Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales" cast Johnny Depp will be shooting the next installment of the franchise in Queensland because of the "generous tax rebate and other financial incentives," reported MailOnline in news for the film's fifth installment.

Reportedly, filming will begin in February next year, in time for the scheduled release in 2017.

A press release from the Australian movie industry said: "This is a landmark deal with The Walt Disney Studios; this film will be the largest international feature film ever to shoot in Australia and will focus the world's attention on Australia as a leading film destination."

Producer Jerry Bruckheimer also praised the decision as he said in a statement: "With its oceans, beaches, and jungles, Queensland has an incredible array of natural environments which are perfect for our new Pirates of the Caribbean."

The "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales" news reval that the film will bring in $100 million in revenues and create jobs. It will also put Queensland's attractions in the world map.

In order to secure the rights to host the production, the Australian government agreed to Disney's request to boost the total incentives up to 30% of the total budget for the film of around $200 million.

In other "Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales" news, the Australian said in a statement that it's delighted to "have secured the high-profile fifth instalment in the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise to film in Australia with a contribution of $21.6m."

Australian Attorney-General and Minister for the Arts George Brandis said: "This is a landmark deal with The Walt Disney Studios; this film will be the largest international feature film ever to shoot in Australia and will focus the world's attention on Australia as a leading film destination."