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Pirates is third film to top $1bn
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Sep. 10, 2006
The Pirates Of The Caribbean sequel has become only the third film to make over $1bn (£536m) at the global box office.
Dead Man's Chest, which stars Johnny Depp, had sold $1.003bn-worth of tickets as of Friday, said its distributors Walt Disney.
This makes it the third highest grossing film of all time, behind Titanic and The Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King.
A third film, At World's End, is set to be released next May.
Everyone loved the movie, it's no secret.
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