She's in the biggest movie of all time. And she's just signed on to do three more Avatar sequels.
But that didn't stop Zoe Saldana from trying to go unrecognized in dark sunglasses at LAX on Monday. Casually dressed in a navy blue sweater, slim fitting jeans and a pair of black riding boots,the 35-year-old Star Trek beauty made her way through the airport after attending the Golden Globes the night before. With her beautiful black locks cascading onto a purple shawl, Zoe hid under a pair of classic aviator sunglasses as she head toward security. It was just announced that she and co-star Sam Worthington have finalized deals to reprise their characters for the next three Avatar movies.
Zoe will return as Na'vi huntress Neytiri, which she made famous in the James Cameron directed original. While Worthington returns to the franchise as Jake Sully, the wheelchair-bound Marine who finds new life on the alien world of Pandora. While plot details of the sequels are being kept under wraps, The Hollywood Reporter has learned that the characters of Jake Sully and Neytiri will have children together. Avatar 2, 3, and 4 will be shot back to back, with Avatar 2 set for a December 2016 release. The subsequent sequels follow in December 2017 and 2018, respectively. Released in 2009, the original went on to make $2.8 billion at the box office and is the highest grossing movie of all time. Besides her role in Avatar and the Star Trek franchise, the Dominican-
American actress recently landed the lead in a TV remake of the classic Roman Polanski psychological horror movie Rosemary's Baby. Zoe will reinvent the role made famous by Mia Farrow in a four-hour miniseries on NBC. In the new version, Zoe will play the iconic young wife and would-be mother who, with her husband, moves into a Paris apartment that has a darkly storied past. In her personal life, the 35-year-old Latina is enjoying being a wife to Italian artist Marco Perego. The couple have been virtually inseperable since they wed in a secret ceremony in London last summer.
