Pirates of the Caribbean star and surfing legend Tamayo Perry has died following a suspected shark attack, with the surfer's body recovered 'missing an arm and leg'
Pirates of the Caribbean star and surfing legend Tamayo Perry has reportedly died following a shark attack while surfing off the shores of Hawaii. The 49 year old is understood to have been found off Mālaekahana Beach on Oahu's North Shore by other surfers with an arm and a leg missing, according to Stab Magazine.
His career took off In the early 2000s with the star landing roles in Blue Crush, Lost, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, and Hawaii Five-0. Describing the business, he said: "As a devoted waterman, I've gained a tremendous amount of knowledge, not only from what I've accomplished, but also from what I've suffered.
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