US EditionJames Cameron Wants to Start Doing Things That Aren't 'Avatar' Again
James Cameron will develop a new Terminator film focusing on a new generation without Arnold Schwarzenegger and aims to address narrative challenges in the franchise.
- On December 19, Director James Cameron said he will shift focus to a new Terminator project after Avatar: Fire and Ash opens, confirming Arnold Schwarzenegger won’t be in it.
- Cameron has signaled he might end the Avatar run if Fire and Ash performs poorly, saying he has 'other stories to tell' beyond the franchise and wants to pursue new ideas.
- Cameron says development is early and he identified 'a lot of narrative problems' to solve, including staying ahead of real-world technology to keep Terminator science fiction.
- In the near term, James Cameron is focused on releasing Hit Me Hard and Soft and advancing Ghost of Hiroshima while planning Terminator, but some outcomes won't be clear until the middle of January.
- Cameron appears to want Terminator to leave the past behind and introduce new characters, with Schwarzenegger the only actor in all six films, underscoring his departure's significance.
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In offering a breath of fresh air amidst Hollywood’s usual garbage treatment of beloved franchises, James Cameron has made it clear that his planned Terminator sequel will not, in any way, shape, or form, feature either cheap callbacks to previous events or an appearance from the actor who first brought the T-800 to life, Arnold Shwarzenegger. The T-800 (Arnold Schwarzenegger) reminds Sarah (Linda Hamilton) and John (Edward Furlong) that one fin…
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On the 17th local time, director James Cameron said he hopes to use a new generation of actors in the next "The Terminator" movie, and also said definitively that he will not ask Hollywood superstar Arnold Schwarzenegger to return for the role.
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All good things must come to an end, and that includes Arnold Schwarzenegger‘s stint as the iconic Terminator. James Cameron has confirmed that the veteran actor won’t return to the next entry in the long-running franchise, which he’s looking to work on after the Avatar: Fire and Ash momentum slows down. Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, the filmmaker shared that a new Terminator film is next on the agenda, with plans to introduce a new genera…
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