Sequel of ‘Avatar’ Delayed to 2017 – James Cameron
James Cameron announced that the sequel of Avatar 2009’s hit production will not be released till 2017 as initially it was expected to be out at the end of 2016.
Director of Titanic and Aliens, James Cameron Oscar-winner told that at the moment he is working on three Avatar movies together.
He added that it was expected first film will release in the end month of 2016, but he explained there are some sort of complexity in completion of stories to work on. Stories of movies are taking very time because it has become “very involved”
Our aim was to get the scripted stories of all three films at the end of this month to start the shooting, he told.
While he was talking to media he told “We are not going to do all these three films one by one. We are working on three scripts at the same time and we have done that”
Furthermore Cameron added we’ve done all design work. we have designed all creatures and environment we are going to use in films.
Cameron said “he done all these together because he thought it was important that movies must be linked with each other in better way that it should not left the audience unsatisfied”.
Moreover he told they will make these films in New Zealand. Some of original movies were also shot over there.
Avatar is the number 1 movie which earn maximum around the globe it was almost $2,787,965,087, with box office earnings of almost $2.8 billion (£1.8 billion)..
James Cameron told all these while he was speaking to media at Wellington, New Zealand on Wednesday. He was there to promote the New Zealand film industry.
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