Bill Nighy rules the sea, and the reviews

Depp and the gang turned in credible performances, but besides Richards, Nighy nearly stole the show. Buried under CGI tentacles, Nighy still managed to give depth to his character. (thedesertsun)

If there’s an actor who provides At World’s End with a shot of humanity, it’s Bill Nighy. He uses his fiery theatrical rhythms to give Davy Jones a wonderful seething fervor, and I wish the film had played up his poison-love backstory. (ew.com)

Geoffrey Rush, as the sequel hinted, is back in top form as Capt. Barbossa and he, in tandem with the tentacled Bill Nighy, make the action-less scenes watchable. There’s a tender, quiet moment between Nighy’s Davy Jones and the Caribbean mystic Tia Dalma (Naomie Harris) that nearly makes you forget the whole thing is busting at the seams. If it weren’t for Nighy, Rush and the handful of British character actors, this ship would have surely sunk. (dailytrojan.com)

And a short interview with Bill about his successful Pirate career (nydailynews)

Bill has also visited the Pirates premiere in Japan, here are some pictures:
Bill in Japan
Bill in Japan II

Another Interview with Bill : Nighy Pumped To Reopen Davy Jones’ Chest (fox5vegas.com)

And a little article on Bill’s down to earth football passion and David Beckham (nothing whatsoever to do with Pirates, but everything with Bill)

“When they got the Oscar [for Best Achievement in Visual Effects for 'Dead Man's Chest'], I’ve never been so happy about anybody getting anything any time,” says Nighy, adding that he “owes them many dinners.”
Underneath It All, He’s Still Bill Nighy. Lovely interview in the Washington Post.

This post will be regularly updated the coming days.