Blackbeard was not an admiral. He was a pirate. His pirate ship (not flagship) was named the Queen Anne's Revenge.
Davy Jones' ship in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" series is called the Flying Dutchman. It is a ghostly vessel that serves as a symbol of Jones' cursed existence and the crew's eternal servitude. The ship is known for its eerie appearance and supernatural abilities, reflecting the dark themes associated with Davy Jones and his crew.
The Black Pearl ship, famously associated with the "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise, was built in Alabama's city of Mobile. The ship was constructed for the film "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl," which was released in 2003. Mobile has a rich maritime history, making it a fitting location for the creation of such an iconic vessel.
it is unlucky for a woman to be on a ship... but i dnt remember the second one
Elizabeth could not go onto the ship with William because she was living and the ship went where the living could not go. Living humans have previously boarded the ship when Davy Jones was the captain because he was not doing the ships bidding.
in the 4th movie jack sparrow is going to the Bermuda triangle to find the fountain of youth after his first plan to live forever failed. during all of this he's still trying to get his ship back and then theres and some mysterious pirates that get in the way of it all. watch the movie when it comes out to find out more
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The ghost ship is called "The Flying Dutchman"
The Flying Dutchman was a ship that could go under the sea and was filled with cursed sea pirates. The captain of that ship was Captain Davy Jones who died in Pirates of the Caribbean 3.
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The Black Pearl.
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Twas but the Queen Anne's Revenge.
The Black Pearl ship, famously associated with the "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise, was built in Alabama's city of Mobile. The ship was constructed for the film "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl," which was released in 2003. Mobile has a rich maritime history, making it a fitting location for the creation of such an iconic vessel.
In Pirates of the Caribbean 1 it was Elizabeth Swann. They were ten years old at the time and she was also the first to spot the shipwreck.