"Pirates of the Carribean 5" release date in 2017 is rumored to be a stand-alone movie as "Dead Men Tell no Tales" cast invited people of all ages to attend the casting calls.

With the "Pirates of the Carribean 5" release date announced on July 17, 2017, there are plenty of rumors surrounding the new film.

"There are rumors currently circulating around the Internet that claim 'Pirates of the Caribbean 5' will be a completely standalone movie instead of tying into the stories told in the previous four entries," JBG News said. "The plot is still being guarded by Disney, so no one actually knows what is going to happen within the upcoming movie, unfortunately.

Earlier, Orlando Bloom confirmed that there were talks for him to come back to "Pirates of the Caribbean 5: Dead Men Tell no Tales" during the Oz Comic-Con in Brisbane, said The Guardian.

"There have certainly been some discussions about it and I'm open to it. That whole experience working with Johnny and (director) Gore (Verbinski) was really amazing for me," he said.

He also said that "Pirates of the Caribbean 5" main cast Johnny Depp was still the main factor why he's even considering going back to the franchise.

"I was such a massive fan of Johnny Depp growing up so to get up close and personal to Johnny and see how he worked as an actor was just a massive (gift)," he added.

Disney and the Australian Government has inked a deal for the production to shoot in Queensland. 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."

Meanwhile, MailOnline said that with the "Pirates of the Caribbean 5" release date in place, the production team already sent out casting calls for "people of all ages- and all experience levels- to apply for roles in the upcoming film."