35 Facts About Elizabeth Swann

Elizabeth Swann appears in The Curse of the Black Pearl and three of its sequels, Dead Man's Chest, At World's End and Dead Men Tell No Tales.

Elizabeth Swann is known to use the alias "Elizabeth Turner", but this later becomes her married name when she weds Will Turner.

Elizabeth Swann has always been fascinated by piracy, but she is often revolted by pirates' aggressive, wild nature.

Elizabeth Swann learns seamanship quickly and finds that she has an innate talent for battle strategy.

Elizabeth Swann learns swordsmanship from Will and is soon capable of defending herself against multiple opponents, fighting with two swords simultaneously.

Elizabeth Swann later uses a Chinese Jian sword and carries a multitude of other weapons on her person including knives, firearms, and what appears to be a small grenade.

Elizabeth Swann freely speaks her mind even if it offends others; for example, she calls a potentially dangerous enemy, Sao Feng, a coward.

Elizabeth Swann is beautiful, attracting the attention of most of the major male characters in the series.

Elizabeth Swann is kidnapped wearing a long, floral cream-colored dressing gown, though Captain Barbossa later insists she wear a red dress, previously owned by another lady; she is forced to return it prior to walking the plank and being marooned on a deserted island, clad only in a long white chemise.

Elizabeth Swann is forced to wear only a short robe upon entering Sao Feng's bathhouse.

The story continues eight years later, and Elizabeth Swann is a marriageable age.

Elizabeth Swann agrees but keeps her captive on a technicality after she identifies herself as Elizabeth "Turner", mistakenly believing her blood can break an ancient Aztec curse the pirates are under.

When Will and Elizabeth Swann escape Isla de Muerta, Barbossa pursues and captures their ship, sinking it.

The commodore doubts her sincerity, though Elizabeth Swann apparently intends to honor her promise, sacrificing her own happiness to save Will.

Elizabeth Swann says nothing about the curse while Sparrow provides the bearings to Isla de Muerta, setting his own plan into motion.

At Isla de Muerta, Elizabeth Swann frees Sparrow's crew from the Pearl's brig, naively believing they will rescue Will and Sparrow.

Will frees Sparrow, but they are quickly captured, though Norrington and Governor Elizabeth Swann are reluctant to arrest Will or resume Sparrow's execution.

The film opens a year later, and Elizabeth Swann is seen waiting at the altar where she and Will Turner were to be wed.

Once again, Elizabeth Swann's freedom is dependent upon Will procuring Sparrow's help.

When Will arrives with Davy Jones' stolen key, Elizabeth Swann learns that Sparrow tricked Will onto the Dutchman.

Elizabeth Swann tells the others that Sparrow stayed behind to aid their escape, unaware Will witnessed their encounter and mistakenly believes she loves Sparrow.

Elizabeth Swann joins Will Turner, Captain Barbossa, Tia Dalma, and Sparrow's crew on a rescue mission, but they must first obtain a navigational chart leading to World's End, the gateway to the Locker.

For Elizabeth Swann, it is an opportunity to alleviate her guilt for sacrificing Jack to the Kraken to spare herself and the crew.

Unknown to Will, Elizabeth Swann's lingering anguish over causing Jack's demise torments her, and during the voyage to World's End and Davy Jones Locker, she distances herself from Will.

Elizabeth Swann is hostile accusing him of complicity in her father's murder, though Norrington denies knowing anything about the governor's death, and believed he returned to England.

Elizabeth Swann, hardly appeased, rebukes him for serving Lord Beckett, the man who ordered her father's murder.

Elizabeth Swann forgives Norrington, who again swears he was uninvolved in her father's death.

Elizabeth Swann implores him to go with them, but he refuses to leave the ship.

The pirate lords dispute how to oppose Beckett and the East India Trading Company; Elizabeth Swann favors fighting while the Court prefers sequestering themselves inside the impenetrable Shipwreck Cove.

Jack unexpectedly breaks a stalemate to elect a pirate king by casting his ballot for Elizabeth Swann; going to battle serves his own secret plan.

Jack forces the grief-stricken Elizabeth Swann to escape the ship with him as the Dutchman is sucked into the massive whirlpool.

Elizabeth Swann adds she was relieved to finally be able to brandish a sword, although according to Knightley, most of her sword fighting scenes were cut.

Elizabeth Swann appears in the video game Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest as well as Lego Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game as a playable character in both video games.

Elizabeth Swann appears in the racing game Disney Speedstorm as a playable driver, again voiced by Schneider.

Elizabeth Swann appears as a playable character in the video game Disney Magic Kingdoms, wearing her pirate clothes from Dead Man's Chest.