In the film's soundtrack, the musical track "Drink Up Me Hearties" takes its title from the song. The version of the song by young Elizabeth Swann can be heard in several trailers. In the At World's End post-credits scene, the son of Elizabeth Swann sings part of the song before the green flash signaled Will Turner's return. The song doesn't appear until the very end of the film, in which Jack Sparrow mutters the song to himself. While the song does not appear in the film, young Elizabeth Swann can be heard singing it in several trailers. As the final lines of the film, Jack Sparrow hums a part of the song while taking the ship's wheel. He remarked that he would later teach it to his crew who would sing it "all the time", a reference to the never-ending actions of the Audio Animatronics of the attraction. Later in the film, when Elizabeth and Jack Sparrow were marooned on an island, they sang the song near a bonfire.
The song is sung at the beginning of the film by young Elizabeth Swann. Pirates of the Caribbean (franchise) The Curse of the Black Pearl Legacy to disable the cannons to prevent Long John Silver from using them against him and his friends. briefly sings it during his, Morph's and Jim Hawkins' infiltration of the R.L.S. At the end of the movie, the parrot would sing it as Brinx and his men are arrested and taken away by the police.ī.E.N.
During the movie, Brinx would sing it with the parrot on his shoulder while trying to find the family on the island they were both shipwrecked on and a few days later to return and bring his men along. Later in the film, it was sung by a parrot (voiced by Gilbert Gottfried) who could repeat everything Marsha and Brinx would say. The song is sung when modern day pirates led by Brinx hijack the Robinsons' yacht while holding them hostage as they sail across the sea to sell the yacht in Singapore. And brought a blackguard back from the graveĪppearances Beverly Hills Family Robinson
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