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Time Network News "Car God" James Cameron Frequently accepted interviews with foreign media in order to promote "Avatar: Way of Water". In an exclusive interview with the film website Collider, he revealed that after he handed over the script of "Avatar 4" to the film company, the executive did not fill in the comments or feedback, and directly wrote "I'll let me go (Holy Fxxk)". The other party seemed to be shocked and confused.
"Avatar: Way of Water" has been 13 years since the first episode, making movie fans look forward to it. According to the earlier release schedule: " Avatar 3", "Avatar 4" and "Avatar 5" were unveiled in the Christmas season in 2024, 2026 and 2028 respectively.
Cameron explained in an interview with "Collider" that he wrote all the stories of the sequels in one go, and learned from the trilogy of " Lord of the Rings" by Peter Jackson . "He was filming three back-to-back and was regarded as a crazy gamble. In order to express his respect, we also took the risk of launching three movies in one go. However, Peter has the original work as a reference to show the actors what everyone needs to know. Character arc. I also want to make the original work. The only way to make this feeling is to write all the scripts of the sequels in one go, let the actors read them through, see where their characters will go, and understand what the meaning is. "
" Avatar " sequel set
" Avatar 2" and "Avatar 3" use back-to-back shooting methods. Cameron said that shooting two major productions at the same time is not an easy task: "We do not shoot in order, but in a very fragmented way. One day, part of "Avatar 2" is filmed part of "Avatar 3" the next day, and then part of "Avatar 4". "
Cameron believes that the production process is a bit like shooting a 6-hour limited series. If the market feedback of "Avatar 2" is good enough, everyone will have the opportunity to see "Avatar 3" and "Avatar 4", and will definitely succeed. Before the second part was released, Cameron kept emphasizing how great the sequel was. He especially mentioned Avatar 4: "When I submitted the script of Avatar 2, the film company gave me three pages of comments and feedback. After submitting the script of Avatar 3, they gave me one page of comments, which means I have improved a little. After the Avatar 4 was handed over, the creative executive of the film company sent me an email and wrote, 'Go to me.' I replied, 'So, where is the comment?' She said, 'That's it.' Because it shocked them in a good way, right?"
Stills from Avatar 2
