James Cameron Is “100%” Done With Filming On ‘Avatar 2’ & Very Close To Wrapping Up ‘Avatar 3’

Danielle Lloyd has revealed she broke down in tears when doctors told her she was expecting a fifth boy.The ex-model, 38, was given the gender news last year after she took a blood test six weeks into her pregnancySpeaking about her reaction to the test she admitted to The Sun: "I cried. I was devastated and didn’t know what to do with myself."We’d said this baby would be our last, so I was thinking, ‘It isn’t going to be my last — we’re going to have to have gender selection after all.'"The former Miss England is already mum to Archie, 11, Harry, ten, and George, eight, who she shares with Jamie O’Hara - and four-year-old Ronnie with Michael O'Neill.Danielle also admits she was so desperate for a little girl she booked in for gender selection treatment in Dubai, bit were forced to abandon their plans due to Covid travel restrictions.After facing backlash for wanting to undergo a gender assignment procedure, Danielle says: "I’ve had a lot of abuse from people saying, ‘I can’t believe you’re so ungrateful’."But me wanting a girl doesn’t mean I’m ungrateful for what I have or that I love my boys any less.

Becky G? Not only is she a loud and proud LA native, she was raised in Inglewood, born at the (now-defunct) Daniel Freeman Hospital hospital across the street from SoFi Stadium.I talked to the international superstar following the Rams’ big win against their in-state rivals, the San Fransisco 49ers, sending them to the Super Bowl this weekend. Becky was in attendance at the game, which marked her first time going to SoFi Stadium (after a little resistance).

Anticipation is building for the premiere of “Bel-Air”, the darkly dramatic reimagining of “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air”.

Zack Sharf Robert Pattinson joined GQ magazine this week for a look back at his most iconic roles, including his turn as vampire Edward Cullen in the blockbuster “Twilight” movies. The actor filmed the original “Twilight” at 21 years old.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorTony Pace, an advertising industry veteran who parlayed top jobs at two of Madison Avenue’s biggest agencies into a role at a major restaurant chain where he prodded TV networks to test new ways of weaving products into programming, has died. He was 64 years old and was in a snowmobile accident Feb.

Sasha Urban editorSPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers from the entire first season of “Yellowjackets,” and also includes content some readers may find disturbing.Showtime’s “Yellowjackets,” the newest addition to the television canon of sublime psychological thrillers, is beyond definition. It seamlessly transitions from a coming-of-age story about a high-school girls’ soccer team to a bloody tale of survival after their plane crashes in the Ongtario wilderness, then makes a full 180 to horror, with a healthy sprinkling of buddy comedy and political drama in the mix.

Power Book II: Ghost and 2017's Mudbound, which landed her two and made history. (Blige was the first person to be nominated for acting and songwriting—“Mighty River”—in the same year.)And she's not stopping anytime soon.

boxing, athletes are no strangers to making a huge return to the ring.Sometimes it’s for money, sometimes t’s for personal pride - other times it’s a refusal to conscript to the armed forces (that old chestnut.)We have compiled this list following the news is Ricky Hatton, at 43 years old, is reportedly set to sensationally make a return.The Sun Sport report that the Manchester Hitman - who retired in 2012 - will be putting the gloves back on to face Marco Antonio Barrera in an exhibition bout later this year.In light of such news, we take you through some of the notable times boxers came back, for better - and for worse.After leaving the sport in 2005, Mike Tyson came back in 2021 and fought Roy Jones.The two earned a commemorative WBC green belt while tidy purse of around £7.5m would have come in handy too. Jones made approximately £2.25m.But now there have been rumours floating around that he will be fighting Logan Paul next.

Jake Kanter, Tom Grater James Cameron To Appear At WildscreenAvatar director James Cameron is to headline the Wildscreen Festival 2020. Cameron will appear at the natural history event in conversation with BBC Studios’ Natural History Unit producer Orla Doherty.

Jamie Lang In today’s Global Bulletin, James Cameron heads to Bristol for Wildscreen Festival, Cairo Film Festival moves its dates back a month, Canal Plus ups its stake in MultiChoice Group Ltd., Wheelhouse Entertainment announces a U.S. version of “The Wonderbox,” and Fugitive partners with MO Studios on two new series.Wildscreen Festival today announced that filmmaker and explorer James Cameron will attend this year’s event and engage in a conversation with BBC Studios’ Natural History Unit producer Orla Doherty.Cameron is currently executive producer on two National Geographic Series, “OceanXplorers” and “Secrets of the Whales,” and his connection with the marine world is well documented.

Joseph Baena shared an image of himself Tuesday on social media flexing in 100-degree heat as he channeled his bodybuilder father Arnold Schwarzenegger.The 22-year-old son of Arnold, 73, posed shirtless on Instagram with his arms up and biceps bulging as the temperature hit triple digits in Bakersfield, California.Joseph was the spitting image of his father who in 1967 won the Mr. Universe at age 20.

James Cameron is glad he chose to film his Avatar sequels in New Zealand because he was able to complete the films amid the COVID-19 crisis.The Titanic filmmaker revealed during the 2020 Austrian World Summit on Sunday (September 27, 2020) that Avatar 2 is complete, while the third installment is nearly finished, despite having to shut down production due to the global health crisis in March (2020) and only starting up again in June (2020).“We’re 100 percent complete on Avatar 2 and sort of 95 percent complete on Avatar 3,” Cameron said during the virtual event.“We’re very lucky in that we chose this (New Zealand) as our production site years ago.

Dave McNary Film ReporterJames Cameron has finished shooting “Avatar 2,” while “Avatar 3” is 95% complete.Cameron offered the updates during a video chat with former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, who starred in Cameron’s “The Terminator,” as part of the 2020 Austrian World Summit. Disney announced in July that it had moved the Avatar sequels back a year with “Avatar 2” set for Dec.

Hollywood movie ever since. It's taken 10 years but filmmaker Cameron has confirmed that the filming using real life actors has been wrapped.It comes after production had to shut down for four months at the height of the coronavirus pandemic which began in March of this year.Cameron made the massive announcement during an interview with Arnold Schwarzenegger.Talking to Schwarzenegger ahead of the 2020 Austrian World Summit environmental conference, Cameron first addressed the impact that the coronavirus crisis has had on the filming process that started back in August 2017 in California.The filmmaker told the actor: "We lost about four-and-a-half months of production.

“Avatar” director James Cameron gave an exciting update about the second and third film’s progress. “Avatar 2” is slated to be released Dec. 16, 2022, and “Avatar 3” on Dec. 20, 2024, Disney announced in July.Two more sequels are expected in 2026 and 2028.

Nancy Tartaglione International Box Office Editor/Senior ContributorJames Cameron provided his Terminator star Arnold Schwarzenegger with an update on the Avatar sequels during a recent chat for the 2020 Austrian World Summit. Speaking by video conference from New Zealand, Cameron said, “We’re 100% complete on Avatar 2 and sort of 95% complete on Avatar 3.” He added that the team is currently working on shooting the remainder of the live action.

The much-anticipated sequel to the 2009 epic science fiction film Avatar has been in the works for about a decade.And now, despite production being shut in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and release dates being pushed back eight times, comes the welcome news from filmmaker James Cameron that live-action filming is '100 % complete'.Cameron made the big reveal during an interview with Arnold Schwarzenegger, which included more welcomed news about the third installment in the franchise that's being shot simultaneously in New Zealand.

Avatar director James Cameron has revealed that Avatar 3 is “95% complete”.He also revealed that the second film in the franchise has just completed filming on location in New Zealand.As with almost every film on the planet, production on Avatar 2 was significantly delayed this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, but officially resumed production in June as New Zealand ended its lockdown.The sequel to the 2010 Oscar-winning epic is being shot alongside third, fourth and fifth instalments in the sci-fi fantasy series. Its initial December 2021 release date has been pushed back a year exactly due to the pandemic.

James Cameron shared a brand new update about the status of the upcoming Avatar sequel.

Director James Cameron has confirmed that he’s finished filming for “Avatar 2”, and filming on “Avatar 3” is nearing completion.

As per the latest news reports, director James Cameron has stated that the upcoming film Avatar 2 is completed with respect to its filming. The news reports state that James Cameron spoke to actor Arnold Schwarzenegger.