Johnny Depp affirmed on Monday that he had plans to officially close the Pirates of the Caribbean film.

Johnny Depp said on Monday that he needed to keep making Pirates of the Caribbean films so he could say “appropriate farewell” to Jack Sparrow and different characters in the series.

Depp affirmed for the fourth day in a Fairfax, Virginia, court in his maligning preliminary against ex Amber Heard.

Depp claims he was terminated from the Pirates series after Heard distributed a commentary in December 2018 in which she alluded to charges of abusive behavior at home.

Nonetheless, he debates the cases and looks for USD 50 million in compensation.

According to Variety, last Monday, during interrogation, Heard’s lawyer Ben Rotten-born asked assuming that Depp had been excused before the commentary was delivered, which would sabotage Depp’s contention.

He likewise asked about comments made by Depp suggesting that he was disappointed with the series and would have no desire to repeat his job as Jack Sparrow.

In any case, On Monday, Depp’s lawyer Jessica Meyers endeavored to show that Depp was as yet keen on shooting the 6th piece of the series in late 2018.

“My inclination was that these characters ought to have the option to have their appropriate farewell,” Depp affirmed according to Variety.

“There’s a method for finishing an establishment like that… I anticipated going on until the time had come to stop.”

Privateers of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, the fifth “Privateers” film, was delivered in 2017.

Depp later said that he was drawn closer by the innovative group to take part in making the content for the 6th “Privateers” film.

As per Depp, the venture is by and by in “hang mode.”