In a recent AMA on Reddit, James
Cameron took a few minutes of his busy schedule to talk about the upcoming
Avatar sequels, which are going to be shot back to back in New Zealand.
First Cameron answered if the former Governor will indeed appear in the
Avatar sequels.
"As of right now, he and I have not discussed it, and I don't see a
role as the scripts are coming together that would be appropriate for him, so I
would say probably not."
The director then addressed when will the sequels be shot.
"The second, third and fourth films all go into
production simultaneously. They're essentially all in preproduction now,
because we are designing creatures, settings, and characters that span all
three films. And we should be finished with all three scripts within the next,
I would say, six weeks."
And finally the filmmaker talked about the pressure of making a sequel,
or in this case sequels, to one of the highest grossing pictures of all time.
"There's always pressure, whether it's a new film
or whether it's a sequel, to entertain and amaze an audience. I've felt that
pressure my entire career, so there's nothing new there. The biggest pressure I
feel right now is cutting out things I love to get the film down to a length
that is affordable. There hasn't been a problem finding new and wonderful
things to include in the movie."
Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana and Stephen Lang are already on board for
the Avatar sequels, which will debut on December
2016, with the second to follow in December 2017, and the third a year later.
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