Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest - Liar's Dice | Deleted Scene (HD) 

- "I choose my own fate" - "Then it wouldn't be fate, would it?" Got to admit he's damn right

That was a really solid line for William. "Ye can't best the devil twice, son." "Then why are you walking away?"

This movie over a decade old yet the cgi is still incredible

The fact that they cut this scene but spent fifteen minutes with Jack Sparrow getting chased by cannibals for no reason is a travesty.

I love the subtle details of this scene. 1. Davy Jones using black dice. 2. That little snort Davy Jones does when talking about women. 3. How Davy Jones stutters on the word "married." 4. It's been mentioned, but Davy Jones stating Will's fate is to be married to the ship is excellent foreshadowing. 5. Davy Jones knocking his pipe on his claw to simulate clapping. 6. How Will's father's expression changes from happiness to worry upon Will asking for another game. 7. How Davy Jones sounds human, almost afraid, when saying, "How do you know of the key?"

“What a man is willing to risk, or not to risk, that’s a measure of his soul.” That line has stuck with me all these years.

Davy almost sounds gentle when he says "Ye can't best the devil twice, son".

Davy Jones takes losing the first game surprisingly well, considering he just lost ownership of a member of his crew. I wish they had kept this scene in. It makes it all the more tragic that Will's father wins his freedom only to lose it again moments later to keep Will from losing the game.

I think my favorite part is when Davy Jones says "well done, Master Turner", and knocks the ashes from his pipe like a polite golf-clap. As theatrical as Jones is, it's fascinating to see him lose so gracefully. He doesn't even try to cheat or go back on his wager. It really shows how confident Davy Jones is about his position as the ferryman of the dead- sure, he lost one of his crew, but someone will fill in the gap eventually. As both Turners have shown him, there are plenty of desperate men out there.

I don't understand the decision to cut down this scene, I really don't. It's only 4 extra minutes, but it adds SOOOO much to the movie. The writing is fucking flawless. Seriously stupid move by the people in charge.

This makes the scene make more sense. Always thought it was weird Will taunted Jones about walking away when he hadn't even walked to the table to play

Never let it be said that Davy Jones isn’t a gracious loser

1:20 "You're a desperate man. What is the cause? It can only be a woman." *thunderclap* Never realized it but that thunderclap was Calypso, or at the very least symbolic of Calypso as we learn in the next film

*A good movie can build tension without a single bit of fighting. This is a prime example.*

3:20 I think it’s crazy that Davy Jones manages to still be a very serious character despite all his random goofy sounds that come out of nowhere, such as this one.

The CG on Jones is incredible especially on the face, it’s just incredible how they made it look slimy and octopus like, yet pulled off making him look human with a sun kissed face

I don't care what anyone says, Bill Nighy just brought this character to life. Everything from his mannerisms, his personality, villainous charisma. I would love to see more of him as Davy Jones.

love how when he ashes his pipe its also like a slow clap.

All the mannerisms captured by the special effects and Bill Nighy’s performance behind the motion capture. The quick headturns, the soft cruel laughter, his mockery of love and women because of his own legend, the over-pronunciation of certain syllables… holding his pipe with the tentacles from his beard, the smoke coming out from pores and his mouth… Davy Jones is just fascinating in every way. And they did all that in one movie. Build him up for an hour until the big reveal and holy crab!

"I choose my own fate" "Then it wouldn't be fate would it?" The way he says that line so flippantly is almost as if he's heard people say that to him hundreds of times

"Your fate is to be married to the ship." He was right

"You can't best the devil twice, son" "Cap, in like 2 weeks I'll have your job."

The way Davy rolls his eyes around when he said, "Then it wouldn't be fate, would it?" is both hilarious and taunting. Also this entire scene really helped to flesh out Davy's personality and what he's really like. Evil yes but not just evil for the sake of evil. He's got manners and charm. Friendly when he wants to be but extremely dangerous when not taken seriously.

"Your fate is to be married to the ship." That's a brilliant little bit of foreshadowing. He was right just not in the way he thought.

It's a shame they cut this scene. The writing, acting, music, and special effects are all working together so well. I especially love the details in Davy Jones's CGI: the dice sticking to his suckers, the little puff of smoke out the side of his face, each tentacle moving naturally and independently. I feel sorry for the animators who spent so many hours on that only to have it left out of the film.

*Rules* 1: Each player has 5 dice 2: Each round begins by the players shaking their dice inside opaque cups and putting them head down on the table 3: Each player look at their dice without showing them to the rest (you can do this at any point in the game) 4: The first player has to try and guess how many dices of a certain type are in total *including the dice from the other players* 5: The next player has to either augment the "amount" of dice from the previous bid, or augment the "number of" the dice bidded on. -For example if the first player calls for Three 4´s. The next player can say either *Four 4´s* or *Three 5´s* -You don´t have to necessarily augment the values by only one. You could very well call for Seven 4´s on your turn and that´s fine. 6: If at any point the next player doubts there are as many dice of the amount called from the previous player he can call the previous player a Liar. 7: Once someone has been called a Liar all cups go up and you count the dice to see if they match OR EXCEED the bid from the player who was called a Liar. -If the dice on the table match or exceed that last bid the player who called Liar loses -If there arent enough dice to match the bid then the player who made the last bid loses. 8: Next round. Player who won begins this time ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Optional Rules: (because there weren´t enough already) 1: 1´s are wild meaning they count for any value to all players. 2: You can half the amount of dice bidded on by turning them into 1´s -Meaning if the last player called for *Nine 6´s* you can then call for *Five 1´s* (halving the amount) -The next player if he wants to turn the 1´s into any other number has to double them. (So from Five 1´s you´d have to go to *Ten 2´s* for example) 3: Each time a player loses a round the lose a dice 4: You can sometimes call for an open hand round. Meaning each player shows their dice to the rest but can´t see their own That one wil fuck you up 5: You can "Call" the last players bid. So basically you can agree to whatever the last player before you said and if he was right you win. If he was wrong you lose. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You can bet money, shots, sips, your soul, your car, your house, your children´s college fund, your hopes and dreams or just play for fun but honestly who does that

Say what you will about Davy Jones. He was fully ready to let Bootstrap go

They should have totally put this in the final cut

I'm here after watching Lord Ravenscraft's breakdown of this scene.

Will went from the most unpopular guy on the Dutchman to the most popular then right back to the most unpopular. Poor guy lol!

Say what you will about the films, but I have always loved the designs of Jones and his crew. The undead crew of the Pearl were iconic, but each one is incredibly unique and stands out on his own. I also love how they’re all a combination of corpses, ship parts, and marine flora and fauna.

“Your fate is to be married to this ship” “I choose my own fate” they were both right

The "I choose my own fate" response of "then is it really fate?" Is absolutely one of the coolest lines to use there.

I’ll never understand why this cut wasn’t included in the final movie, it’s only a couple minutes longer but gives so much more context and meaning to the second game

"You can't best the devil twice son. " that's got to be the best line from Davy Jones.

I actually PREFER this...we kinda get a deeper look into Jones...he’ll make a bet, and even if it’s one he thinks you can’t beat, if you do...he’ll honor it

Tho Jones is a bit of a "monster" he is a very honorable man, he never cheats out the people he makes bets with. And he honors the bet. Even when will said to play another game jones gave warning that he couldn't win again instead of just immediately jumping into it.

I really love how Davy Jones breathes the smoke out of that little hole. Such a subtle but very cool feature.

"You can't best the devil twice, son." Not sure why, but that's probably my favorite line from all of Davy Jones's lines.

Bill Nighy deserves an Oscar for his performance. You couldn’t have gotten a better person to play Davy Jones.

I have to say thay Jones's CGI is the best I have ever seen. Edit: Thanks for the likes!

“Ye can’t best the devil twice” Jack Sparrow: 🤣

A sad shame this got cut out, it's got a lot of great depth and really enhances the stakes of the scene.

i think the producers didn't want Will Turner looking so overpowered right when he meets Davy Jones.

Why did they take that out? Not just that it's a great scene, but it also explains why bill bids in to begin with

“You’re a desperate man...what is the cause, haha...it can only be a Woman.” Chills every time

now make a sense why bootstrap join in the game, he's already free so he can join without jones punish him

This scene, the one where Governor Swann attempts to stab the heart, and the scene where Beckett and jack discuss their history together are three of the best deleted scenes in any film series, and I really wish they'd remained in the final cut of the films. This whole franchise is massively underrated and frankly deserves a director's cut for DMC and AWE. Sadly I don't think we'll ever get one.

Noone: Davy Jones: "chuoa" (3:20)

Oh. my. God. I am just astounded. This movie came out in 200-bloody-6 and the cg for jones still looks incredible. He looks so real! It actually looks like they transformed bill nighy into an octopus crab man for this movie!

"The Die is Cast"- is quoting Caesar in a speech before battle. "Alea Iacta Est" in Latin.

I like how it's so completely animated that you can tell it was a last minute decision to delete it

Stellan Sarsgaard's performance in this entire scene is fantastic. From the subtle look of joy on his face when he realizes he's free to the horror of watching his son risk his life and future. Heartbreaking all around.

This scene adds so much quality to the story. It even explains why Bootstrap joined in, which always confused me, whatever reasons people tried to explain it by. This, though, makes sense.

The 2000s was the last era where solid quality movies were just made regularly

I can't help but stare at that Eel behind Will and the little shrimp on his right.

What I find very interesting about the scene is right before the second game starts, Jones is actually frightened at the fact that Will knows about the key, and even more interesting you can see the very moment he realizes he can't back down without looking like a coward. He was as stiff as a board as he was sitting down, saying nothing.

They need to do a whole trilogy with Davey Jones front and center like good Lord this is one of the best villains ever crafted.

"You can't best the devil twice, son!" "Then why are you walking away?" DAAAAAMN SON!!! XD

"A woman need not cause you to be desperate if you choose the right women" Hoohooooohh....if only he (at that moment) knew who he was saying that to...

0:53 When the music from Curse of the Black Pearl played, I legit got chills

I love the "that which is dearest to a man's heart" showing the parchment with the key to the chest containing his very heart.

I love Davy Jones as a character. He’s cruel but really lives by the rules.

This cut makes the entire exchange more fluent in terms of pacing, and builds both Davy Jones and Bills character, with Davy Jones revealing his distaste for love, as well as seeing how even though his son had just won him his freedom, he still threw it away to protect his son (and he had already been on the ship for years)

This is a damn good scene. I wish they'd kept it in the movie. The acting is excellent. Davy Jones is one of my favorite villains

3:20 “HuuwAGH!”

This scene hits way harder after learning Will just won his fathers freedom just soo his dad can lose his freedom again crazy

3:19 that little interaction between Jones and Bootstrap cracked me up 😂

I wish this wasn’t cut down because, one there are soo many good quotes in this and two it’s just an amazing scene, no fighting just a game of liars dice to choose what happens to those who are involved.

2:44 Just recognized that’s Davy Jones’ sarcastic clapping

I have no idea how this game works but this scene is just incredible

I think this scene adds a lot and it's a shame it was cut. If they wanted to cut runtime, they should've shortened the cannibal island gauntlet by a few minutes. This scene is narratively incredible. First, Will offering a smaller wager (though still a big one) first is a great way of ramping up the stakes and tension. Then during the first game, Jones and Will both get amazing character moments; we see just how bitter Jones is, but he's not evil for the sake of it. He is snarky and his words ooze cunning, but he's not bad-mannered in conversation. Will on the other hand is shown as hopeful and unwavering in the face of a man (squid?) who has given in to despair. The again, Bootstrap Bill joining in on the second game only serves to make his sacrifice worth more. He had JUST got his freedom through Will's cunning and luck, yet when Will is prepared to throw himself in the fire, Bill doesn't even hesitate to jump in and damn himself once again to save his son. An already impactful moment turned downright tragically heroic by the added context. Finally, winning the first bet showed us that Jones will honor a wager, even if it hurts him. He clearly doesn't like letting go of Bootstrap, but was perfectly willing to. This ups the stakes for the second game, where we now know he won't simply back down from a wager, so the bet on the key is even more tense because we know he won't just say "Nah fam I'm good" if Will wins.

This scene is fantastic. Movies nowadays don't seem to be capable of this anymore.

This scene is so much better than the trimmed version in the movie. It's a shame it didn't make it. Also that sound Davy Jones made at Bootstrap Bill when returning for the second game gives me life

At first, I was like: "Really... betting your father's freedom... that's both cruel and borderline villain", but seeing how he manages to pull a unlikely win and double the stakes, that was really tense and attention-pulling. We even get to see Davy Jones baffled by the unexpected challenge and what was at stake for him. Amazing scene, they should have included this one in instead.

This is better then the original. The original was to short and to tell the truth I never understood the concept of the game. This moment gives a lot more to the relationship between will and his father, the rules of the game shown more, and how scary Davy Jones is by playing mind games with Will and still being cool headed even when losing

The softer spoken Jones makes him an even more interesting character

Fantastic acting by Bill Nighy on playing Davy Jones

3:20 I am so sorry if I can't help myself in laughing at this scene. 😂😂😂 Like I'm aware that with a face like that and position he is in, Davy Jones truly is a man to be feared on. But the way he was able to scare Bootstrap Bill Turner away with a snort, imitating a Pig (Oooohhh Scary), I just couldn't😂😂😂

The actor who plays Davy Jones does a really good job. Just the way he changes his tone is phenomenal.

Waitress: "Do you have any questions about the menu?" Me: 3:27

"Your fate is to get married to the ship" "I chose my own fate" "Then it wouldn't be Fate, would it?"

The scene is less emotional, but the ""fate" dialogue is a fkn 10, Davy Johnes looks more of a cold-blodied badass and game makes more sence.

God damn it dude. Why can’t all movies be this good?! Edit: Well I suppose if they were, this wouldn’t be good would it?

I love the line “ that which is dearest to a man’s heart” because he’s talking about the witch Calypso who took his heart

There needs to be a collector's edition of the movie with this scene added back in. It's excellent stuff.

This movie is still one of the most visually amazing even years later and I will always love the nautical designs they went with for Davy Jones and his crew.

The fact that this was cut, an extra 3 minutes in the dice game wouldnt have hurt the film guys, more davy jones is always great

A good comeback to "You can't best the Devil twice." would've been something along the lines of, "You're not the Devil, Jones. You're just one of his slaves."

Davy Jones is terrifying. He's not only physically and supernaturally powerful, but he's dangerously perceptive.

4:34 HWAT'S THES?

The set design, effects. Composition. Makeup. Props. Its all so beautiful. I WILL work in film one day.

I wish they would’ve kept this scene. The foreshadowing in this scene would’ve made such a huge impact on the ending. The parallelism in the dialogue is unreal! Good writing at its finest.

3:08 I get a weird vibe when Jones called Will “Son”. It’s like this monster of a man (Literally) shows his human side. For once.

I love the animated expressions on the two crewmates behind Will, Quittance and Oglivey. It's like their faces fall when Will whips out the drawing of the key and they look at him instead of Jones.

Love the eel just chilling in the guys stomach behind will lol

Now that's in depth, this should have totally made it into the movie.

Ah, I remember how I introduced my friends to this game last summer. They all knew it because of this scene, but only I knew the rules, as I loved the movie so much I decided to learn the game on my own. So one day I brought the box at the bathhouse where we hang out and decided to start playing. One of the best and worst ideas I ever had. So many friendships on the verge of breaking, but so much fun at the same time! They loved it so much that a girl in our group bought her own set and started playing it with her husband. I honestly can't wait to see them again and start all over

if only they kept this scene. it adds a sense of dark humor to jones instead of a fully serious and heartless philosopher. still a good character though

There's so many tiny details in Jones' body language that aren't drawn attention to but add so much to his character. the way his tentacle fingers curl around the cup, the snort of smoke out of his 'side vent' mouth, all of it makes him look so alien yet somehow feels so weirdly human.