Pirates Of The Caribbean 3: At Worlds End

May 21, 2007 – 9:41 pm

Just a few more days and hours, ye bonnie lads and lasses!

Be vewy, vewy quiet about the second one. It is artwork that Disney is REALLY not happy about getting out there, and they like to track it down and say "remove it now!" So, do we have an accord about the quiet thing?

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Comment by beth

2007-05-21 23:29:00

How’d you get the super-sekrit Disney artwork??? (I’m whispering)

Comment by William Teach

2007-05-22 06:21:21

I ran across the artwork, along with a couple others, on one website, which said that Disney said “remove it!”, then the same thing on a couple others, till I found one that hadn’t recieved a cease and desist order. Disney was not happy.

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