James Cameron Is Realistic About The ‘Avatar’ Sequels Not Breaking Records

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Danielle Fishel is speaking out about the rocky road she had at the start of her tenure on ABC's Boy Meets World.The 41-year-old actress, who playedTopanga Lawrence–Matthews on the sitcom, shared on a recent appearance on the Pod Meets World podcast that she almost got the boot from the show after her first day of rehearsal.According to her, the series creatorMichael Jacobs wasn't impressed at all with her delivery when she came on set. Almost fired: Danielle Fishel, 41, recalled on Pod Meets World that she was nearly fired after her first day of rehearsals by Boy Meets World creator Michael Jacobs because her delivery was too fast; seen in May in LAFishel explained that she wasn't the original choice to play Topanga, and she didn't even get a callback for the part.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's biographer Omid Scobie has announced that he is writing a brand new book on the royals, promising its readers "exclusive revelations". The 41 year old journalist co-wrote the book Finding Freedom, alongside Carolyn Durand, which goes into deep detail about Prince Harry, 37, and Meghan, 40, stepping down as "senior" members of the Royal family in March 2020 to embark on a new life in California.

Coleen Rooney is reportedly "in talks for a Wagatha Christie documentary" after winning the libel trial launched by Jamie Vardy’s wife Rebekah Vardy on Friday 29 July. Rebekah, 40, launched legal action after Coleen, 36, claimed her fellow WAG's Instagram account was linked to stories about her leaking to the press.The seven day-long trial took place back in May and after a wait of over eight weeks, Mrs Justice Karen Steyn delivered her verdict on Friday 29 July – announcing that Rebekah had lost.

Five years on from their thrilling diplomatic drama “The Summit,” icons of Argentinian cinema Santiago Mitre (“White Elephant,” “Paulina,” ) and Ricardo Darín (“Wild Tales,” “The Secret in Their Eyes”) have teamed up once more for the Venice-bound “Argentina, 1985.” This time, however, their collaboration is much more fact than fiction, as the film seeks to bring one of Argentina’s most historic judicial trials to the big screen.

Mandy Moore has revealed that a rare blood disorder will prevent her from taking an epidural when she gives birth to her second child later this fall.The star told  that she suffers from an autoimmune disorder known as immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP). According to the Mayo Clinic, the disorder can lead to easy or excessive bruising and bleeding, which results from unusually low levels of platelets (the cells that help blood clot).The 38-year-old actress confirmed that her platelets «are too low for an epidural,» while adding that she went through the same experience during her pregnancy with her now 1-year-old son, Gus.«It was awful,» the actress recalled the experience.

If any show were capable of holding up a mirror to society and reflecting the great pandemic corporate vibe shift underway, it would be HBO’s “Industry.” The hour-long dramedy returns from a nearly two-year hiatus, attributable largely to the pandemic it so acutely depicts on-screen, as sharp and incisive as ever. As the show picks up the thread of the upstart analysts at London’s prestigious investment bank Pierpoint &.

Jon Burlingame editorThe Emmy lineup might have looked like this: Kanye West nominated for music supervision. Keith Urban, Miranda Lambert, Mary J.

Neighbours fans were delighted to see Steph and Flik Scully return to Ramsay Street for the soap's final episodes last night (July 29, 2022).The tearful finale saw a whole host of Ramsay Street icons bid farewell to the beloved soap, including stars Carla Bonner and Holly Valance as their famous Scully family characters.The Scully family are one of the street's most famous clans, first arriving in Erinsborough in 1999 and becoming pivotal to a huge number of storylines.READ NEXT: Neighbours Kennedy kids now - Rival soaps, terrifying health battle and £8m net worthAway from the soap, the star's lives have been just as interesting too, and here, Daily Star takes a closer look at where the Scully family stars are now.Carla Bonner played Steph Scully between 1999-2010, becoming the longest remaining member of the family on Ramsay Street.During her time on the soap, it is also reported that she started a sweet off-screen friendship with Libby Kennedy star Kym Valentine - with both their characters playing best friends in Neighbours too.After storylines including her relationship with Max Hoyland, Carla left the soap and appeared in a number of TV series including Ready For This and Wentworth, as well as Celebrity Big Brother Australia in 2002.However, she has since made a number of returns to Neighbours in 2013 and 2015, as well as appearing in the soap's final episodes, which aired this week.Away from acting, the star is also a novelist and released her first book Hook, Line and Sink Her in 2012, and the star is also a Spiritual Lifecoach, according to her Instagram page.In her personal life, Carla has two children called Harley and Jhye, and lives with her musician partner Julien Piazzon.Speaking about her romance, she told

Coronation Street actor Charlie De Melo has shocked fans with his major facial hair transformation. The former soap star uploaded a sweet snap with a pal and sent his Instagram followers wild with his latest look, which is dramatically different to his usual style.The TV star shared the photo earlier this week and captioned the post "Ditch n' Tache".READ MORE:Coronation Street fans floored as Jack's real age revealed during academic milestoneFans were quick to fly to the comment section, with one writing: "THAT is a tache!!"A second added: "That lip rug though!!!"While a third joked: "I spy 1970’s porn star x""I want to break free," shared a fourth highlighting the similarities between him and the late Queen frontman Freddie Mercury.A fifth put: "Nose piercing too! Looking great x""The nose piercing is great, the 'tache is....yeah....

Avatar director James Cameron is begging viewers to feel free to go to the bathroom during his new movie Avatar: The Way of the Water — because he sure as s**t isn’t going to factor their pee break into the run-time!

James Cameron has defended Avatar: The Way Of Water‘s three-hour runtime, saying those who find the film too long can simply “get up and go pee”.READ MORE: Avatar 2: Everything we know about the upcoming sci-fi epicSpeaking to Empire, the director said he didn’t want to see people complaining about the upcoming sequel’s length when many are quite willing to binge-watch several hours of TV in one sitting.“I don’t want anybody whining about length when they sit and binge-watch [television] for eight hours,” he said. “I can almost write this part of the review.

James Cameron isn’t afraid to fire back at trolls criticizing “Avatar”.

Empire, Cameron said the fact that sci-fi films take so much time to make might mean he won’t be captaining the ship on the final two movies.“The Avatar films themselves are kind of all-consuming,” he told the outlet. “I’ve got some other things I’m developing as well that are exciting.”“I think eventually over time – I don’t know if that’s after three or after four – I’ll want to pass the baton to a director that I trust to take over, so I can go do some other stuff that I’m also interested in.

While we all saw Stephen Lang’s villenous Colonel Quaritch die in the first “Avatar” film, the actor is clearly returning in the upcoming sequel. Now, months before the new film hits theaters, Lang is explaining his miraculous resurrection (appears in a new avatar body in the teaser trailer) for the upcoming sequel in a new interview with Empire Magazine.

While fans continue to wait for the highly-anticipated Avatar: The Way of Water, director James Cameron is opening up on the franchise... which he may be leaving as director.Cameron, 67, released Avatar in 2009, which broke the domestic ($760.5 million) and global ($2.847 billion) box office records, and while he originally promised a trilogy, he ultimately planned on four more sequels.The filmmaker opened up about the franchise in a wide-ranging interview with Empire, where he admitted he might not direct Avatar 4 and Avatar 5...

Avatar films.Following the original film in 2009, four sequels have been announced to continue the story of Pandora. The first, Avatar: The Way Of Water, is set to be released in December, while the untitled third film, shot back-to-back with the sequel, is set to follow in 2024.The fourth and fifth installments are yet to enter production, although they might not be helmed by original director Cameron.Speaking to Empire, Cameron said: “The Avatar films themselves are kind of all-consuming. I’ve got some other things I’m developing as well that are super exciting.“I think eventually over time – I don’t know if that’s after three or after four – I’ll want to pass the baton to a director that I trust to take over, so I can go do some other stuff that I’m also interested in.

By the time “Avatar: The Way of Water” hits theaters this December, it’ll have been 13 years between “Avatar” films. While it’s still a big question mark whether James Cameron’s sequel can top the original’s box office ($2.8 billion), 20th Century Studios went all-in on five ‘Avatar’ films long ago, regardless.

As the world eagerly awaits the December premiere of Avatar: The Way Of Water, James Cameron’s sequel to the highest-grossing movie ever, comes word that Cameron may not direct the later two planned films in the series himself.

Avatar may not be going the distance with James Cameron.

Making “Avatar” movies is tough, even for James Cameron.