Zoe Saldana's Pirates of the Caribbean character, Anamaria, never appeared past the first film - and one dark theory could explain what happened
Zoe Saldana's character, Anamaria, never returned to the Pirates franchise after Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, and a dark theory could explain why. Since playing Anamaria, Saldana has risen to stardom, but she was a lesser-known name at the time. It was her first major Hollywood project, and she has since reflected that it was not the experiences she had been hoping for .
Pirates Of The Caribbean Theory: Anamaria Was Killed By The Cannibals In Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, Will Turner tracked down Jack Sparrow and his crew on an island inhabited by a community of cannibals. Jack had been named their chief while his crew was thrown in hanging cages made of bones. Naturally, Will got himself thrown into these cages as well, and when he asked Mr.
Anamaria Might Have Returned To Smuggling With A New Ship After POTC Of course, it's possible that Saldana's Anamaria was no longer a part of Jack Sparrow's crew when they found themselves on the cannibal's island. She wasn't seen when Jack acquired the drawing of Davy Jones' key or when he ordered the crew to find land to avoid the Kraken.
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