'Pirates of the Caribbean' actor joins Kurdish rebels in fight against ISIS

It's call of passion for the British actor Michael Enright, who has left his home in US and a career in Hollywood to take up the cause of fighting against Islamic terrorists in Kurdistan in Syria.

 

The 51-year-old actor, who was seen in “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest,” has joined the rebel forces, the Kurdish People’s Protection Units, revealed a report in the abc news. 

 

The actor in an interview with the Dubai-based channel Al Aan TV, said that he did not tell any of his friends or family about his plans on leaving to Syria, and that he was motivated to leave the comforts of his life after seeing videos of the ISIS brutalities including the burning of a Jordanian  pilot and the beheading beheading of U.S. journalists.

 

He found it worse that an Englishman had done these, the report quoting him saying, and that the ISIS needed to be wiped off completely from the face of this earth.

 

Adding that he was ready to die for the cause, he also said he learned about Islam and changed his name to Mustafa Michael Ali.