POTC 3: Deleted Scene - The Heart of Davy Jones
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- The first half is not deleted, the second half is one of the deleted scenes in the 3rd Pirates of the Caribbean movie "At World's End". Hope you enjoy! :)
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Poor Governor Swann! First he is told his daughter is dead. Then he is told she's not dead. And all the while he can't trust either of the men talking to him. Cut it out, you two maggots. Stop torturing this poor man for goodness' sake! His only friend here is Norrington.
His Way Services Blog technically Elizabeth did die when going to save Jack from the locker.
If not for Norrington, Swann would have absolutely been screwed. Imagine that: Governor Swann becomes captain of the Dutchman, then learns the hard way finding out his daughter is still alive.
But now, all of that could have been to its greatest advantage too: Governor Swann kills Jones for lying to him and destroys and kills Beckett's reputation for deliberately playing head games him.
Is she dead?
@@Franz_Liszt_Korean no
@@avo11 Thanks
Even without the CGI Bill Nighy sells it.
Right his little head nods and twitches are perfect..such an outstanding performance!!
@@iamBlackGambit He's of the same caliber as Andy Sirkis and it's unfair he doesn't get more mocap work. He really sold people on Davy Jones and made him feel real even with CGI. Though I guess it helps he has a background in theater.
3:11 this sonic move, bill nighy has something going on
Seriously. I'm watching him alone in the CGI outfit, and just his facial expressions hit home. Greatest yet.
Can’t agree more
This scene is exactly what Governor Swan was talking about to Elizabeth when he was sailing to the afterlife in the film. It’s probably even why he asked if she was dead or not.
Right
I just assumed he was asking that because she was in the afterlife too - which obviously only the dead are supposed to be
The fact they leave details like this out makes me cry
@@menacetosociety2033 I think they took it out because it was explained again later in the film (when the governor and Elizabeth reunite) so when cuts needed to be made, it seemed logical to take out repetitive information. both scenes were basically just exposition being spoken. And the more important scene of the two would’ve been the afterlife one, as it’s the closure of the governers story.
@@alexanderluna4598 and as a bit of a story writer myself I think they wanted the messages all thrown in here to be spread out across movie so that the more important parts to the plot aren't just all thrown at you in one scene which also makes it more engaging
I get so angry they deleted Norrington's scenes. The amount of love he had for Elizabeth, the relationship with the governor, he really was an amazing character and I wish we would have had more
Unpopular, but I thing norrignton was more worthy than Turner, that always played in different sides, did bullshit and betrayed multiple times
@@JayKay_2004 He literally gave up his fiance to a man that stole and destroyed his flagship (the Interceptor) and gave him permission to marry her because she wanted to be with Will. James Norrington is an awesome character.
@@ryanheffernan9659 To be fair, Elizebeth became his fiancee solely to save Will. Also, while Will stole the ship, remember that he did it to save someone they ALL loved...
@@JayKay_2004 Norrington did the same thing... except it was for his own career... Will played sides to protect and save his loved ones. One did betrayal and cheated to help people, the other did betrayal and cheated to help himself...
Wouldn't mind a longer run time with more scenes rendered and added in to flesh out the movie even more
"Will ye serve?"
Only used twice in the series, yet is one of Davy Jones' best repeated quotes, such as "Do you fear death?"
Not gonna lie, "do you fear death" sounds sometimes as "do you fear dept!"
To me it sounds like "you do fear debt?" which to be honest is quite scarey.
Hell yea that line stuck so good it seemed like he repeated it more times
@@SryBut DO YOU FEAR JOHNNY DEPP?
I thought he said "Will ye serf?", doesn't he?
I'm kind of sad that they left this out, but I laughed really hard because I was NOT expecting davey jones to still be just a man in a mocap suit
Where you expecting him to be a octupus guy irl...?
@@the_scarecrow3143 I think he was more expecting some basic GCI being done, like how in the first half, Jones' tentacles were just a flat texture.
@@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim it would have been so weird to see Davy Jones looking like a potato lol
@@republicofengineers1983 You aren't wrong, lol
@@the_scarecrow3143 I was
I always wished they would have kept that last seen, especially that final quote by Beckett at the end! It's so powerful and gives me chills every time! But it really gives more explanation to Governor Swann's death.
True, it would have explained it so much more
How did he die again?
@@marianos.3975 Fell in a toilet
@@NeverSaySandwich1 what the heck 😭
@@abhinavsumesh2549 it's never specified to my recollection, it's said "his usefulness has run it's course" followed by him appearing in the "in-between" going towards the locker
Bill Nighy's acting is amazing. You can see how much he must over act to get the intended emotions through all the CGI, and he's doing it brilliantly. That look on his face when he's trying to over hear a conversation to see how well he tormented Norrington, and the look on his face when he's dismissed, brilliant. I really want a prequel trilogy about Davy Jones and Calypso.
A trilogy ? Don't you think a movie would be enough ?
The only issue is that Bill Nighy *is* Davy Jones, and he’s quite old now. There isn’t an actor alive that could replace him.
@@Forge17 I would have him de-aged to look younger but not that young, he should still look old enough to be the captain of his own ship. In my mind he was captain when he fell in love with the goddess of the sea and for her he became the captain of the Dutchman in his mid 40s and became a monster over the course of 100 years after her betrayal. The prequel would be a trilogy that spans over 100 years and involve Jack Sparrows dad, the pirate lords and eventually Johnny Depp as Jack in the third film. They would be PotC the heart of the ocean, PotC the cruelty of the sea and PotC god's and monsters. Yup, I have thought too much about this lol!
Love the sass on Norrington's face when Beckett talks to Jones.
Me too 😁❤️
Seeing him act without the CGI pretty impressive
"The crew are not bound to me"
I dunno. They seem very fond of you, actually.
Except for Bootstrap Bill
Only because if they weren't he'd probably keel turn them
I think it's because he is a great personality. So everyone follows him, hell i'd probably serve under him
They more respect him and he is kinda in control but they are bound to work beneath the mast as Jones says so they have to respect him
*The crew are not bound to meeAH
Jones never knew Elizabeth before the last fight, so he could never knew that she was at the Black Pearl at the moment, and that governer is her father.
I think this is why the scene was deleted
Although saying that he did know that Beckett was after jack if I’m not mistaken and then by governor swan stating “she could have been any one of them ships” Jones could catch on in that split second and assume by association that she was with jack. I’d like to think jones is that clever as Beckett said “Jones is cruel” would explain why he said it.
@@TheMrjxam His expressions at 1:40 through 1:42 basically have him putting two and two together, I'd like to think.
Jones was there wen the black pearl got taken by the kraken. .. he was watching .. he never saw them escape .. and this scene makes sense because this is how the governor came to know bout the curse which he then told to Elizabeth while swimming as a corpse
But here is the thing... this scene was redundant... sometimes, while a scene might be fine on it's own, when added to the movie as a whole, it cna be a problem..
@@TheDeathmail It does explain how Elizabeth's dad knew about the curse
3:12 he teleported. Further proof that Bill Nighy is all powerful.
He’s a damn amazing talented actor my absolute favourite
I had to replay that second so much...
Idk why I feel Nighy (or director, idk...) is so genius for that...
"Cruel" is the perfect word to describe what they just did to Elizabeth's poor father. First telling him that she was dead, then saying "No she's not". This scene could have stayed in. It was deeply emotional on all sides. And I DID like that hard glare that Norrington gave Beckett. He didn't defuse the situation for Beckett. He just didn't want Elizabeth's father to suffer that fate.
Its also important to distinguish why Beckett could not afford Jones to be slain, he knew how formidable he was with the Dutchman and if anyone were to break his command (like we saw Will do at the end) Beckett could not effectively eliminate piracy as he was doing in the movie.
It's as if Davy wanted governor to know.. or he had minute suicide wish. Probably hat's why it was edited.
"The Dutchman sails as its captain commands."
"And its captain is to sail it as commanded."
i love that line from beckett
"Part of the crew, part of the ship"
You are a good sailor
@@davyjones7572 thx captain
Why did they cut this scene out
@@brewmaster2912
I told them
@Luke Skywalker Jedi Knight Quite literally
Every man should have a secret he carries with him to his grave.
Damn, I think I know what happened next.
It's as chilling as Shan-Yu asking his archer how many men does it take to deliver a message.
This is the tie-in to the crew of the Pearl seeing Governor Swann while still in the Locker
You know Governor Swann is a goner after Beckett says that.
GOSH, this is the most vital deleted scene ever to be made in film! The liars dice scene is literally nothing compared to the integral information to the plot in this scene!
Debatable.
Is it, this deleted scene doesn’t add much except that it explains how the governor knew about the Dutchmens curse, but that really didn’t need explaining in the grand scheme of things
this is like the most pointless and meandering scene they could've shot. Glad it was cut.
@Philosophical Opossum Actually, that's all understood from the rest of the movie. The only bit this adds is how Governor Swann ended up dead, which indeed they should have included/re-shot.
Leaving out this scene makes sense, because it creates a giant plot-hole: Governor Swann could easily have stabbed the heart. Boom, no more movie.
That same info was mentioned again when Elizabeth and her father met in the afterlife. There would be two scenes talking about the same stuff if this scene remained in the movie. It´s a good scene but I understand why it was removed.
They SHOULD have kept this in the film!! it explains far more as to how Mr. Swan ends up dead, adds more context between her and Norrington, and shows how important Elizabeth's role is in the story...
Adds to Norrington's surprise when he sees Elizabeth aboard Sao Feng's ship after hearing she could be dead.
They deleted this scene?! This seen looks wonderful and shows exactly how much he loves his daughter. I kinda wish it stayed and helped set up that rule of “He who kills me must take my place as captain.”
I didn´t really know why the new captain would have his heart cut out as well. I would have loved the whole scene as shown here in the movie. Ah well, at least it was made and now I could see it.
@@SirMarshalHaig It’s likely something having to do with the curse. Jones cut out his heart to try and rip out his ability to feel love, which clearly didn’t work, and thus when he put the curse on the heart he may have wanted the person who kills him to share the same fate of lovelessness.
@@TheOneWhoReportsForDuty I think "why" in this case was more like "what rule says it must be so". This scene explains it was Davy Jones who made that curse exactly so that for someone to kill him would have to take his place (not a fate many would find appealing). That is not at all explained in the movies (although it is the only logical answer).
It's still in film
@@ronan7979 It isn't
I love when Norrington pulls his gun out at Davy Jones even though it won’t do anything to him at 2:45
Omg yes 😂
While also preventing his heart being stabbed, bruh moment
@@damnsonwheredyoufindthis.3830 Well he wanted to prevent the governor from making a grave mistake, whereas gunpointing is merely a defense mechanism, I mean, what would you do if you saw Davy Jones up close?
@@arminosas I'd fucking bow down lol
@@damnsonwheredyoufindthis.3830 Davy Jones can still be hurt and feel pain in case of a fight (as we saw Jack doing at the end of the movie), I think that was Norrington's intention here. He wouldn't kill Davy Jones because it would go against his orders and he also wouldn't allow Governor Swann to curse himself, but he was prepared to hurt and get into a fight against Davy Jones to protect Governor Swann from him (also a defense mechanism, like the guy above me said).
These two scenes were so excellent! Oh, I wish they'd kept them! In my opinion, At World's End was already an amazing film, but this nugget would have really, really added to the sparkle!
Jones' little smirk when Governor Swan quit on Beckett is perfect. He may have been under their control, but got to kick them in the nuts the moment he got the chance.
2:42 Davy Jones looks a little different
Yes 😄 that's almost were the deleted scene starts
I respect James Norrington's character and is otherwise very pleased at the way they drew his character in the next two films i.e DMC and AWE. It is imperative to note that he is traditionally a British elite navy man and that requires his stereotypes. And it was welly executed in his interactions with the other characters. And the best part is that the makers retained his goodness of heart throughout the series proving that even though misguided he is a good man. And that I'd what makes it so realistic to have a character like that in the films. It is also sad to see that he died in the end, because he refused to choose the path of piracy and his obvious stubborn ambition drove him to trust the wrong people. Atleast before his death he realized the correct distinction between right and wrong and that often law discriminates between them favoring the unjust over what is justified. So yes, that is pretty much why I love Pirates Of The Carribean, even though it's been almost 20 years since it's release.
It's interesting that Norrington is one of the very few lawful good characters in this franchise. Most of them are lawful evil (like Davy Jones, Beckett and Barbossa) or chaotic neutral (like Jack, Will and Elizabeth). It's tragic that the world of PotC is too cruel for a lawful good character like Norrington, where those who upheld the law and those who break the law are practically the same type of people who, at the end of the day, are simply concerned on their own personal interests.
The Dutchman sails as it's captain commands
And its captain is to sail it as commanded.
That look on his face @4:19, Jones was absolutely pleased with himself in that moment
Few sec before he laughed, when Swann said that their assosiacion os ended
There are so many deleted scenes within At World's End that, in an ideal world, would have been kept in, but their omission makes sense. The story of Jack and his previous dealings with Beckett would do much to make Jack out to be more of a hero and explains the bargain he made with Jones, but it shows that Jack has a moral compass; it would benefit the ending and the character to purposefully keep the audience unknowing of his ambitions, because then the scene where he wilfully surrenders immortality, even when it lies in the palm of his hand, to save his friend, feels more poignant, as we, the audience, won't know ahead of the moment whether he would do the right thing in the end.
This scene also makes sense removing. Governor Swan being kept in the dark of the whereabouts of his daughter and the next time we see him is when he is a spirit makes the news of his death more heart wrenching as not only do we not know it was coming, thinking he of all people would be safe, but it means that when Norrington learns the truth it has more impact as well, as it becomes clear that even the most prestigious men within Beckett's ranks are still unaware of what goes on. Plus, we learn of what happens to those who destroy the heart in a later scene, it isn't worth reiterating. Whilst seeing how far he would go for his daughter makes us endear to him, we saw that already in the previous film, where he is prepared to give up all his titles and authority to Beckett to ensure her safety.
Shame this scene was deleted. Jonathan Pryce, Jack Davenport, and Tom Hollander never seem to get enough credit for their performances in these films in my view and this scene is a perfect representation of that
Yes so true, they are all amazing actors
They should have put this in the movie
They did
@@srgmattidbju2614 They didn't
@@srgmattidbju2614 only the first part of the scene, I've put them together that it makes sense and you know where in the movie it would have been (sorry for my bad english😅)
I really like the line "who's going to kill him if they know they'll become him"
R.I.P Norrington, one of my favourite character. Could've had more of him in this movie, the good guy from the other side.
I always thought Beckett was a very underdeveloped villain. These scenes really bring him out and show who he is. It's a shame they were deleted
4:55 If you want to point out the most evil thing Beckett has ever done, it would be him silencing Swann's father. It's the reason that led to his demise.
They should have released extended versions. I would have loved some more Davy Jones scenes.
“Let him go!” Jones says of the man trying to stab his heart.
Was there a part of Jones that wanted to die?
He didn't want to be "freed" (die) because near the end of the movie, when Jack offers to stab his heart to free him, Jones says "My freedom was forfeit long ago". He told Norrington to let him go simply because he knew he wouldn't actually let him go, and he uses that line to further express how horrible it would be for anyone to be the captain of the Dutchman. I don't think Jones actually wanted to die then and there.
@@angryinternetperson6629 Not there and then, but he probablu did during the "early stages" of him being captain of the Dutchman, as he says, his freedom(so his will to die) was a wish that was long gone
That's such an important scene, it explains everything earlier and gives everything after so much more importance.
these were amazing movies that SOMEHOW survived being ABSOLUTELY GUTTED in editing.
seriously, some of the BEST scenes were cut. This, the full Liar's Dice game, and the full convo between Beckett and Jack.
I noticed that the two standing closest to Jones are Maccus and Penrod. Supplementary materials say they are two of his most trusted crewmen. The other two are Angler and Ratlin. Also standing close is Palifico, who is implied to be Jones' bodyguard. Their loyalty is clear. Look at Maccus when Beckett essentially calls *Jones* immaterial.
I wish they got more to do in the movies. Most of them don't even get name dropped.
Imagine being that close
Honestly why didnt davy just grab the chest when they were carrying it and throw it into the sea and order his men to slaughter beckett and his men. Theyre immortal arent they
Good idea
I’m pretty sure that only Davy is immortal cuz his heart is in the chest therefore, the only way you can kill him is stab the heart but in the second movie will cuts open a crew member and fish spill everywhere, also he can only go on land once every ten years so in the second film, at the beach, the crew COULD have all died.
@@faded624 Well then theres a bit of a plot hole because the crew members could just kill themselves instead of serving for an eternity
True
Clone Trooper Productions they’re immortal until their years of servitude are over
Watching other deleted scenes, I see why they were deleted. This one really would have made POTC 3 make more sense, they should have kept it
Davy Jones defeated by Capitalism
Bovine Designs/ and the immaterial *has* become immaterial
???? What does Capitalism has to do with this???????
@@edwardtimothyashford8076 you are a kid right?
@@Balkanin lol and yet you couldn't answer his question.
@@adrianramirez8882 because I don’t have time to explain to a kid basic history of the 1600s and 1700s
Seeing the behind the scenes for Davy Jones' cgi just makes me even more impressed that they managed to make that great of cgi, that it still looks better than almost every film coming out now
It would great to see this scene completed (and by that I mean have Davey Jones non-existent CGI done), whether it's officially or by passionate and talented fans.
Indeed, I wish I had this kind of ability
the more deleted scenes I see of these films, the more I hope we will someday get an extended cut.
Mu favorite part of this is that he uses a irish scottish term for a curse, a geas, which is a curse that bends the very laws of the natural world to ensure it is carried out. Amazing research on the side of the writers. Absolutely amazing. As an Irish pagan i must applaud for the depth of the script here.
3:11 You can see Davy Jones use his teleportation ability. Its not a minor glitch they had in production because you can even see Norrington point quickly at Jones when he is in the position.
I was rewatching it over and over tryna figure out wtf I was looking at.😂😂
Honestly I wish this scene made it to the movie. The actor for governor swan did a fantastic job in this scene. And I like that it provides f
More context to the story
Best acting I ever seeing! They better not replace him.
Never understood why this was cut, this was written so well
Bill is still intimidating without the CGI. He is the only great Davy Jones
I thought The missing CGI was part of the deleted scene and a reveal of human jones but I never thought it was a mistake
This just shows that all the CGI in the world won't make up for a good performance. Even without the CGI Bill Nighy is still menacing, and you can see how much "Jones" is in him and not the CG
I love how Norrington reassures his men.
I would've _loved it_ if there was an Extended Edition of each Pirate movie that completed everything they cut-out. Because this scene was great...I always found it irritating that A; not only do they find out about the Heart from Governor Swan's ghost with no explanation of how he learned. But B; how retconny it felt that Jones' heart somehow became tied to the Dutchman when logically, it should be separate. So learning that Jones is not only the one who told _him_ - straight from the fish's mouth as it were - but also that Jones himself put a curse on it to bind his heart to the ship, to pass his burden onto his killer, honestly makes the movie feel more _complete._
Also, this whole project must've been a strange time for Nighy...surrounding him are a bunch of A-List Actors all dressed in full costume and make-up...meanwhile, he and his "crew" are wearing gray, skin-tight body-suits, with dots on their faces.
To me, it'd feel like showing up to a fancy-dress party in my pajamas.
He actually expressed in an interview, I think the one where he goes over and talks about his roles, that he found it very depressing. :(
3:18 Does anyone else like how he says, "Will ye serve"?
He teleports at 3:12
I dont think ive ever seen a film where nearly every deleted scene felt so important and/or flavorful. They really need to finish these scenes and release an extended cut...LotR style
Shows how hellbent Davy is on making everyone else suffer like him that's he's willing to die as long as it condemns someone to the same fate worse than death as him.
This was such good acting and storytelling, we find out what happened to the Cracken unless that was kept in and I just don’t remember it.
And we get the rules explain of the chest and the Dutchman, and who is responsible for the death of Governor Swan… I mean I think everyone assumed it was Lord Beckett anyway, but it’s better to be certain.
In my opinion, this scene is the most powerful. The situation of the heart was important and a dark one. It didn’t seem justifying enough to have the Governor just reveal it in passing…
Even the deleted scenes in this movie are gold. Wow!
Even the deleted scenes are pure gold! The movie was just too long, so I understand why it was taken out. It would later explain why Beckett had him killed later on.
Ohh this explains why jack used Williams hand to stab Davy Jones heart
That was already explained multiple times in the movie...
They did say it in the movie but if they kept this scene in everyone would understand it more
Each film with Jones made it pretty abundantly clear that the Dutchman must always have a Captain and the stabber of Jones’ heart would take his place.
I’m so sad this scene was deleted, it would have been easily one of the best finished scenes in the movie, if not the series as a whole
As a kid I was always sooo confused about this... they really should've kept this scene in!
Really wish this scene wasn't cut. Its absolutely brilliantly written and acted!
Wonderful scene. It's sad it was cut. Governor Swann scenes make the plot of the film much better understood.
My favorite Ships:
1st Place: HMS Endeavour
2nd Place: The Black Pearl
3rd Place: The Flynn Dutchman
4th Place: HMS interceptor
5th Place: HMS Dauntless
6th Place: The Queen Ann's Revenge
7th Place: Every British and East India Trading Company Ships and Man o' wars
8th Place: Every Spanish Ship and Man o' Wars
9th: Every Pirate Ship
10th: Salazar's Flag ship.
My Favorite HMS Endeavour 1st Place tooo😍 and I'm happy you like my Ship🥰
@@lordcutlerbeckett4175 my respect Lord Beckett
@@starsjosephfrost Ohhh very thanks 🥰
I feel like Salazar ship(the silent Mary) should be in 7th place but that’s just my opinion
@@ljevans3156 Cool, not bad either, the Silent Mary👍
"We let them see us" 🤣🤣
Jones wasn't really lying. He was only stating what he assumed he saw. Last he saw Swan was when she was on the Pearl, which was taken under by the Kraken.
Bill Nighy is so damn good. I'm also glad that he said he enjoyed this role and that he'd play it again
Lord Beckett, always sharply dressed.
It is a crime that the POTC TRILOGY, had "deleted scenes". All of them i saw so far, add so much to the story.
Why cut this scene? It actually makes the movie make sense, like when the governor dies and he's asked what happened and he rambles about Davy Jones heart (which is purely used as a way to alert the rest of the cast of those rules as they do not know yet) it makes NO SENSE, because if that caused his death he would be captaining the ship, so him tambling about that makes no dang sense until you see this scene. Like yes we knew Beckett wanted him dead from a previous scene but when the governor goes on that rant it makes his death really confusing, it also makes it confusing that he went to that ship and it was the last place he was seen alive but Norrington didn't know he was dead. WITHOUT THIS SCENE IT DOESN'T MAKE SENCE
I agree
Davy: "I am exterminating pirates as directed by the company!"
Absolutely nobody:
Salazar: *Dead wheeze*
I don't get it about Salazar
@@abhinavsumesh2549 Jones's hand was technically forced to unleash all hell upon pirates and anyone that stood in the way of Becketts murderous regime.
Salazar on the other hand, did it completely of free will. Just goes to show who the true monsters were in the franchise. Jones really wasn't all that much of a villain but more of an anti-hero, much to the likes of Hector Barbossa.
@@deadboii6x636 so you mean Salazar is evil than Jones ?
@@abhinavsumesh2549 Yep.
@@deadboii6x636 Jones destroyed ships and forced the survivors into his crew. Not to mention the constant torment of Bootstrap Bill. He was a villain. A sympathetic one, but a villain nonetheless.
Governor Swann and Admiral Norrington deserved so much love and respect.
they should've left this scene in tbh it gives the govenor more character devolpment same with cutler becket and norrington
Yup
It must be difficult to get into the character when you are wearing such casual clothes, although he nailed it damn well. Wow.
I wish this was in the final movie it would give us more context.
This explains how he knows about the box and what he tells Elizabeth when he's killed and they're in the underworld (or whatever its called) and he says stuff about the box and the curse. Also why he was killed because in the theatrical release he was just killed for asking too many questions about the box.
Bill is a Legend🐙
I feel that the second scene needed to be in the film. Iirc Governor Swan's appearance as a ghost isn't explained thoroughly in the movie to draw the conclusion beckett killed him.
I agree!
I didn´t have a problem to understand governon Swann was killed off-screen. There was a line form Beckett: "He´s not useful for us anymore." or something like that. Than later when he´s dead in that small boat, and Elizabeth wants him to join them on the Black Pearl, he is little bit numb obviously, which is a hint about his soul becoming free of all troubles of his previous life, becoming to be in peace. He tells Elizabeth and others he learned about the chest and the heart and says something like it was such a weird reason to die, which implies he´s dead and knows it.
I love this scene and it definitely should've been in the movie, but it was well explained that Beckett had Swan killed in the movie. During that scene on Beckett's boat, Mercer asks "And what about the governor?", to which Beckett says something of the lines of "His usefulness has run its course". It's implied he'll have him killed.
this would have been such a great scene, it went so well with everything
My god why was this cut?? And i should point out bill nighy fucking amazing actor
“Missed! Did you forget? I’m a heartless wretch!”
This should of been added, what a great scene
Its such a damn shame that they removed this scene. It's just a perfect ironic parallel to his later demise when Elizabeth finds out he's dead. However it does make sense why they removed it because this scene is supposed to be about how Jones is brought to his knees by Beckett not about the Governor. Still, they definitely could've just shot another scene where the Governor overhears a similar conversation and they integrate the scene in there that way.
always hated how Jones could have easily taken the heart back, especially in the scenes that it is locked in the chest and protected. dude can literally teleport.
I like the scene of Davy talking to Governer about how "are you prepared for the consequences" when he tries to kill him, but not that big of a fan of the previous changes of him telling of Jones with Beckett as it just feels a bit too humiliating like they're mother and father scolding a child.
Great scene and adds so much
Did Beckett give him order to kill his pet (the Kraken)?
Yessir
Yes, you can see the Kraken's carcass stranded on some beach later in the movie.
Why they leave this scene out
1:04 he NAILED the sassy head movements
Norrington is such An underrated charachter in potc
Its amazing to see Bill Nighy out from under the CGI and still being able to very clearly see Davy Jones when he talks and walks around the room.
This would’ve made the governor’s execution make more sense
It felt so out of nowhere when becket later says “perhaps the governor has overstayed his usefulness” or something like that
So this us how the governor learned about the heart, this should have been left in
I wish this had been left in for a number of different reasons, but one of them is that it fleshes out Norrington's decision to betray Jones and Beckett later on. We get to see more of his disillusionment with Beckett's methods, his disdain for Jones, and his loyalty towards Elizabeth and her father. Honestly, he wasn't a bad man. Misguided, yes, but he came around in the end and unfortunately paid the price for it. If there's one thing I would change about the first three films it would be to have him survive and get an actual chance to build a better life and find happiness. He deserved better
Now the scene of the boat with Governor Swan talking to Elizabeth in the locker makes more sense
Can’t believe this wasn’t in the movie.