Bill Nighy, who portrayed the iconic sea creature Davy Jones in two Pirates of the Caribbean films, has confirmed that Disney is considering his return to the franchise. In an interview with Screen Rant, Nighy revealed that one of the producers had previously approached him with the idea of reprising the role without the prosthetics, saying, “Pensé que podría haber más. De hecho, en un momento dado, uno de los productores me dijo: ‘¿Te gustaría volver? ¿Te gustaría volver sin los tentáculos?’ — Y yo dije: ‘Bueno, sí, eso sería genial.’”

Disney’s plans for the Piratas del Caribe series remain largely speculative, while the only confirmed projects are a potential spin-off starring Margot Robbie and a sixth main installment that may bring back Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow. Producer Jerry Bruckheimer has provided few concrete details, leaving fans and media to interpret vague statements as potential developments.

Other actors from the original series have also commented on the possibility of returning; Sam Claflin has expressed interest in reprising his role, while Orlando Bloom has shown enthusiasm for another adventure on the seas. In contrast, Keira Knightley has ruled out a return.

DLSS Technology Enhances Gaming Experience for Davy Jones-Themed Titles

Meanwhile, NVIDIA has announced the integration of its DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) technology into several new games, including one titled DAVY x JONES — According to media reports, the game will benefit from DLSS Super Resolution, enhancing visual quality and performance for players using GeForce RTX hardware. The new titles joining the DLSS lineup include AION2, Pizza Bandit, and DAVY x JONES, each using different aspects of the DLSS suite to improve frame rates and rendering efficiency.

Seattle Kraken Training Camp Set for September

Shifting focus from fantasy to sports, the Seattle Kraken have announced the schedule for their training camp, and Rookie camp begins on September 11, followed by a prospect showcase with the Vancouver Canucks in Abbotsford on the 12th and 13th. The Kraken will officially open their training camp on September 17, with four preseason games scheduled from September 19 to 26, while the 84-game regular season is set to start on October 1.

Mythical Creatures and Real-World Inspirations

In a separate but thematically related context, a video titled “Fishing Vlogg” captured a dramatic encounter between a sea snake and a stingray; the footage highlights the fierce but natural competition between these two marine predators, both of which are often depicted in folklore as mythical sea creatures. Known for their elongated bodies and formidable jaws, sea snakes and stingrays are frequently imagined in legends as fearsome sea beasts or dragons. While the battle in the video ended in the stingray’s survival, it reveals the primal struggle that has long inspired tales of sea monsters like Davy Jones.