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Zoe Saldana Explains James Cameron's Challenge On 'Avatar' Sequels

moviesblog.mtv.com – Zoe Saldana has found herself in high demand for info on some of the biggest movie franchises today. Not only is she in "Star Trek Into Darkness," which opens in theaters next week, and "Guardians of the Galaxy," one of Marvel's movies for 2014, she will also be at the center of two "Avatar" sequels, as soon as James Cameron finishes the screenplays, that is.

5 weeks 5 days ago via donnieyen

'Avatar' Sequels Shooting in 2014

6:18 PM 5/7/2013 by Binh Ngo
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When we heard from James Cameron back in March, he said he was deep in the process of writing the screenplays for Avatar 2 and 3, and he was almost at the point where the movie was "writing itself." Either he's done or very close it because Zoe Saldana (via Comingsoon) revealed that they're going to shoot the movies in early 2014.
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Zoe Saldana Confirms 2014 Shoot for Avatar Sequels

comingsoon.net – It has long been rumored that the upcoming sequels for James Cameron's Avatar would be filmed consecutively, much like The Lord of the Rings and The Matrix sequels. Speaking on "The Jonathan Ross Show" (via Digital Spy ) actress Zoe Saldana confirmed these plans along with a potential start date. 6 weeks 2 days ago via donnieyen
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Avatar Sequels to Feature Underwater Performance Capture

comingsoon.net – Oscar-winning producer Jon Landau revealed (via The Hollywood Reporter ) during his keynote at the NAB Technology Summit on Cinema that the production of Avatar 2 and Avatar 3 will include underwater performance capture. 10 weeks 2 days ago via brucelee

James Cameron Still Writing the 'Avatar' Sequels

9:26 PM 3/18/2013 by Binh Ngo
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James Cameron hoped to finish the scripts for the Avatar sequels by February of this year, but it looks like he didn't make that deadline. The good news is, he's getting close.
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James Cameron Gives 'Avatar Sequels Update

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comingsoon.net – It's crazy to think that Avatar opened in theaters more than three years ago, on December 18, 2009, but here we are. While it's been a while since we heard from James Cameron on Avatar 2 and Avatar 3 , Play Goes Strong (via Bleeding Cool ) caught up with the filmmaker not long ago and asked him for a status update. 13 weeks 2 days ago via brucelee
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Zoe Saldana Geeks Out About 'Star Trek Into Darkness' And 'Avatar 2'

moviesblog.mtv.com – On the red carpet at the Oscars, MTV News' Josh Horowitz couldn't help but totally geek out with Zoe Saldana about her two sci-fi franchises, J.J. Abrams' "Star Trek" and James Cameron's "Avatar," both of which are expecting sequels in the near to relatively near future. But first thing's first, "Star Trek Into Darkness." What's up with Uhura and Spock, everyone's favorite love-birds aboard the Starship Enterprise? 16 weeks 12 hours ago via donnieyen
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Fox closes $400 million co-financing pact

variety.com – Marking the first slate financing arrangement to close since the financial meltdown of 2008, 20th Century Fox has made a deal for just north of $400 million to help fund nearly all its films over the next five years, including the next two "Avatar" pics, multiple sources have confirmed to Variety. 20 weeks 1 day ago via donnieyen
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'Avatar' Sequel Shoot to Start in Late 2013; James Cameron Considering 48fps

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screenrant.com – A few months ago, we first got word that James Cameron’s long-awaited return to Pandora had been pushed back to 2015 at the earliest. Originally, Avatar 2 was scheduled for a December 2014 release with Avatar 3 to follow one year later but, following the 2015 timeframe update, fans started to wonder if Cameron was struggling to bring necessary sequel elements together – which would mean further delays might still be on the horizon. 29 weeks 4 hours ago via brucelee

James Cameron to Follow Up 'Avatar 2' & '3' With Something That's Not 'Battle Angel'

5:00 PM 10/24/2012 by Binh Ngo
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James Cameron may direct The Informationist after the two Avatar sequels for Fox, Deadline has learned. The movie is an adaptation of Taylor Stevens' 2011 novel of the same name which centers on an information broker named Vanessa Michael Munroe who is hired by a Texas oil tycoon to find her missing daughter in Africa.

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