Disney has reportedly "blocked" Johnny Depp from returning to the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise for a cameo appearance.
The company had been distancing themselves from the actor, 57, even before his "wife beater" libel case in the UK, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The publication also claims that Disney "baulked" at executive producer Jerry Bruckheimer's idea to bring the actor back for a cameo appearance in the female-spin off, which is rumoured to be led by Margot Robbie.
Depp has portrayed the famous character of Captain Jack Sparrow in all five of Pirates of the Caribbean films, from 2006 to 2017.
In a wide-ranging piece published last week, it was reported that Depp had tried stop ex-wife Amber Heard from starring in the 2018 action film Aquaman.
The actor allegedly sent a message to his sister Christi Dembrowski, a producer at Warner Bros who had a lot of influence in the film, to remove Heard from the movie, according to THR.
"I want her replaced on the WB film," he allegedly wrote to Dembrowski.
That report came out several days after a petition to fire Heard from Aquaman 2 gained huge momentum online, with more than 1.5 million signatures.
Depp fans claim that Heard "systematically crusaded" to ruin his career.
"Since Heard's divorce from Johnny Depp, she has systematically crusaded to ruin Depp in Hollywood," the petition claimed.
While Heard has kept her role in Aquaman, Depp was removed from the Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them franchise as his role of Grindelwald.
A judge ruled that Depp attacked his ex-wife a dozen times.
Heard addressed the petition to remove her from Aquaman while speaking to Entertainment Weekly, noting: "Paid rumours and paid campaigns on social media don't dictate [casting decisions] because they have no basis in reality."
Depp lost his libel case against The Sun after executive editor Dan Wootton called him a "wife beater" in a 2018 article.