Historical antecedents for the two daring "Robin Hood" outlaws actually existed, two notorious figures who were sadly anachronistic for their turn-of-the-century imes:"Butch Cassidy" (outlaw Robert Leroy Parker)"The Sundance Kid" (outlaw Harry Longbaugh)In the early 1900s, they came toward the tail-end of a long stream of bank/train robbers and highwaymen in the 19th century.Jack tricked Will into going onboard the ship in search of the key to unlock the chest.however, Jack also went onboard, and bargained with Davy Jones for his freedom while Will was held as a good faith payment and hostage: if Jack could find 100 souls within 3 days, they could be exchanged and brought into a "lifetime of servitude" to Jones - used to pay off Jack's own blood debt.The MC host with painted lips and rouged cheeks, facing a warped mirror-wall, turns to the camera (and audience) to sing: "Willkommen" - a cheery greeting in German, French and English.At this point, the film fast-forwarded to the moment Deadpool (with only one hand) jumped from the highway bridge onto he open back of a garbage truck below ("There, all caught up").Deeds (2002)starred Adam Sandler in the Gary Cooper role as a New Hampshire pizza parlor owner who inherited $40 billion, and Winona Ryder in Jean Arthur's role as a newspaper reporter.