Pemeran Pirates 2005
Kemal Allan
In 1763, Captain Edward Reynolds is hunting pirates, or at least trying to do so. He does not consider himself a great commander, and neither does most of his crew. Only his first officer Jules believes in him. When they save a young woman named Isabella from drowning, she tells them that her husband's ship has been destroyed by the feared Captain Victor Stagnetti and his crew of cutthroat pirates.
Reynolds and his crew go hunting for Stagnetti, who tries to find a map that leads to a powerful secret on an island somewhere in the Caribbean Sea. Stagnetti finds the secret "staff" unlocked by Isabella's husband Manuel.
The production was shot using high-definition digital video cameras and featured over 300 special effects shots.[5] It also included an original music score, later released on a separate soundtrack CD, and was mastered in Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound. Several scenes were shot on board Bounty II, a replica of HMS Bounty, in St. Petersburg, Florida.[6] The owners of the ship were not aware of the true nature of the film, as they were advised that the film being made was a "Disney-type pirate film for families",[7] a mistaken notion that would continue in video stores after its release.[8]
The film was initially released as a three-disc DVD set (the movie on a standard video DVD, the movie again in a high definition (720P) Windows Media format,[9] and a special features disc) priced as high as $70. An edited R-rated version of the film was released on DVD on July 11, 2006.[10] Digital Playground also released an Original Motion Picture Soundtrack CD, a rarity among adult video releases.
Evan Stone reported on the extra DVD that there was going to be a sequel. In January 2007, it was reported that a sequel would be produced, directed by Joone and entitled Pirates II.[11] A first teaser trailer was presented during the 2007 AVN Adult Entertainment Expo in Las Vegas, Nevada.[12]
In March 2008, Digital Playground announced that the sequel would star Belladonna along with Jesse Jane, Evan Stone and many other performers from the first movie, and that it would be released in September 2008.[13]The second movie was released on September 26, 2008, under the title Pirates II: Stagnetti's Revenge.
The New York Times described the film as "a relatively high-budget story of a group of ragtag sailors who go searching for a crew of evil pirates who have a plan for world domination. Also, many of the characters in the movie have sex with one another."[15]
One Piece is one of the most popular anime shows in the world, not to mention one of the longest-running anime series with 1,000 episodes. It revolves around the journey of Monkey D. Luffy and his crew, the Straw Hat pirates, in search of the treasure called One Piece.
Since captain Alvida is set to make an appearance in the first season of the live-action, captain Buggy of the Buggy pirates will be making his debut too, played by actor Jeff Ward. Buggy is the other half of the Buggy and Alvida Alliance focused on taking down Luffy.
Warrior TV series actor Alexander Maniatis will take on the role of Klahadore, the primary antagonist of the Syrup Village Arc. Alexander is a regular in South African television drama, appearing in shows like 7de Laan and Arendsvlei.
Nigerian-South African actress and Isono star Chioma Umeala will portray Nojiko, the adoptive sister of Nami in the franchise. The blue-haired character tends to a tangerine farm, which she inherited from her adoptive mother Bell-mre.
Sven Ruygrok, a former Cirque du Soleil acrobat and talented South African actor, is set to bring the character of Cabaji, the acrobat swordsman from the Buggy Pirates, to life in the highly anticipated One Piece live-action series.
With his background in acrobatics, Ruygrok is a natural fit for the role of Cabaji, seamlessly blending his physical prowess with his acting skills. Having showcased his talent in notable films such as Spud and Bring It On, as well as the television drama Warrior, Ruygrok has proven his versatility as an actor across different mediums.
Pretorius boasts an impressive portfolio, encompassing various noteworthy projects. Notably, his portrayal in The Seagull garnered him a nomination for the prestigious Best Actor award in 2020. With over a decade of experience in the entertainment industry, he has established himself as a seasoned actor since his debut in 2010.
The main antagonist of the Baratie Arc, Don Krieg, will be played by Milton Schorr. He has been acting since 2007 and has worked on numerous projects, some of which include Resident Evil: The Final Chapter and Redeeming Love.
David Dastmalchian plays Mr. 3, whose real name is Galdino. Mr. 3 is a scheming wax sculptor in One Piece. He ate the Wax-Wax Fruit, granting him the ability to turn anything, including himself, into wax.
Camrus Johnson brings Mr. 5 to life in the One Piece live action series. Mr. 5 is a bombastic fighter who works with explosions. He ate the Bomu Bomu no Mi, a Devil Fruit that turns him into a living bomb. Mr. 5 can detonate any part of his body, from his limbs to his breath, and is even immune to explosions himself.
Jazzara Jaslyn is the actress for Miss Valentine, a flamboyant Baroque Works agent. She ate the Kilo Kilo no Mi, a Devil Fruit that allows her to control her weight from a feather-light 1 kilogram to a crushing 10,000 kilograms. She uses this ability to both fall from great heights unharmed and crush opponents by rapidly increasing her weight.
Jazzara, an actress born and based in Cape Town, South Africa, began her film career with A Cinderella Story: If the Shoe Fits. She has also appeared in television shows such as Professionals and Lioness.
Daniel Lasker plays Mr. 9, a bounty hunter working undercover for Baroque Works. He utilizes twin metal bats that can be combined and even house hidden steel ropes for capturing enemies. His strength lies in his acrobatic fighting style and the surprise element of his hidden weapons.
The original voice actors of the anime will be dubbing the Netflix series, as announced by the One Piece live-action main cast during Anime Expo 2023 held from July 1 to July 4 in Los Angeles, California.
Luff, the series' protagonist, gained rubber powers by eating the Gum-Gum devil fruit as a child. He aspires to become the King of the Pirates, and brings together the first members of his crew in season one of the show.
Roronoa Zoro is a swordsman who aspires to be the best in the world, fighting with a three-sword style that involves holding one sword in his mouth. Despite gaining infamy as a pirate hunter, Zoro is the first member to join Luffy's crew.
Mackenyu is a Japanese-American actor who has predominately appeared in Japanese productions, including other live-action manga adaptations like "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond Is Unbreakable Chapter I" and "Rurouni Kenshin: The Final."
Usopp is the fourth person to join up with the Straw Hats. A slingshot-wielding sharpshooter, he's also a gifted liar who aspires to become a great pirate like his father Yasopp, a member of Shanks' crew.
Sanji is the crew's cook, plucked from the kitchen of the seafaring restaurant Baratie. A women-obsessed flirt, Sanji only fights with his legs, since he believes his hands must be saved for the kitchen.
Shanks and Luffy met during Luffy's childhood, when Shanks' crew regularly visited Luffy's village. He saved Luffy from being eaten by a sea monster, and gave him his straw hat with a mandate to return it when he became a great pirate.
Koby is one of the first people Luffy meets on his journey to become King of the Pirates. Luffy frees the cowardly but clever child from Captain Alvida and her crew, and the pair travel together for some time. But Koby's real dream is to become a Marine, the law enforcers within "One Piece."
Abusing his power as captain, Axehand Morgan rules the island around the East Blue marine base with an iron fist (or axe, to be exact). He got the nickname Axehand due to the giant axe attached to one of his arms, replacing his hand.
Buggy the Clown ate the Chop-Chop Devil Fruit and can now split his body pieces and put them back together any way he likes. The easily angered captain is also aiming to become King of the Pirates thus putting him in opposition with Luffy.
In order to police piracy, the Marines hire seven powerful pirates to hunt their own people, branding them the seven warlords of the sea. Mihawk, the strongest swordsman in the world and the only pirate without a crew, is one of these warlords. The Straw Hat Pirates end up on his path while on their journey.
Arlong is the leader of the Fishman pirates, the group terrorizing East Blue where Luffy starts his journey. Fishmen are a special type of human in the "One Piece" world that are, as expected, part human and part fish. Arlong is specifically part sawfish shark.
When most people think about the motion capture of actors, they are probably thinking about either optical capture (where cameras pick up markers on a suit) or inertial capture systems (which make use of magnets, accelerometers and gyroscopes inside a suit).
On the first Pirates of the Caribbean movie, The Curse of the Black Pearl, ILM had, among several other effects challenges, realized a number of fully CG skeletal pirates, with a combination of optical motion capture and keyframe animation. Visual effects supervisor John Knoll, now chief creative officer at ILM, and animation supervisor, Hal Hickel, felt that something different was needed for the sequel, especially to realize the tentacled star Davy Jones.
Indeed, the original architect of IMocap was ILM R&D supervisor Steve Sullivan (who, along with engineers Kevin Wooley, Brett Allen and Colin Davidson, received a Scientific & Engineering Technical Achievement Academy Award in 2010 for IMocap).
Mike Sanders was also a key person involved in the development of IMocap, leading the hardware/prototype/production side of things, and in particular the design of the suits and bands. He would also go on to supervise several IMocap productions at ILM.
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