"Pirates of the Caribbean 5: Dead Men Tell No Tales" seemed too quiet at the home front after the studio scrapped the film's original release date of July 10, 2015 to the summer of 2016. And the silence always gets tongues wagging.

Even veteran actor Ian McShane, who played Captain Blackbeard at the "Pirates of the Caribbean" series, is not too sure about whether Walt Disney Pictures can meet its new release date.

"They keep announcing and they keep putting it back," he said during the interview for the press promo of "Cuban Fury" posted on YouTube.

He also joked that Johnny Depp (Captain Jack Sparrow) will be too expensive that the studio has to give him another island somewhere so he will sign on for the "Pirates of the Caribbean 5."

According to UK's Metro, Johnny Depp was offered $60 million to reprise his role as the cunning pirate in "Pirates of the Caribbean 5" and although the actor is worried about overexposure, the money will allow him flexibility to choose risky projects next time.

In a report by Collider, Disney can afford to move back the showing for "Pirates of the Caribbean 5" because its 2015 list already consisted of some heavy hitters such as "The Avengers: Age of Ultron," "Inside Out" by Pixar, "Ant-Man" and possibly "Cinderella."

Meanwhile, Harry Styles has been getting first-hand mentoring from his London neighbor "Pirates of the Caribbean" actor Johnny Depp.

According to RTE, One Direction band member Harry Styles has found some good advice on how to "cope with the pressures of being a superstar."

 "Harry is in total awe of Johnny and looks on him as his ultimate hero, while Johnny sees Harry as a younger version of himself," the insider told RTE. "Each of them has had to deal with being one of the most famous people in the world and have a lot more in common than you might expect."