"Impossible? I don't know that word! ” said Napoleon. James Cameron, "Iron Jim" for close friends, could have said the same thing as he is famous for stringing together the most intimidating pharaonic projects. Being part of the race of demiurge filmmakers like Cecil B. DeMille or Stanley Kubrick (whose 2001: a space odyssey was the trigger of his passion for cinema), the one who very seriously plans to go and shoot one day a film on the planet Mars took fifteen years to bring this alien epic Avatar to fruition , from its script writing in 1994 to its triumph on screens around the world in 2009.
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With many pitfalls along the way since the successful director like Terminator, Aliens or Titanic has never ceased to conceive of each new project as a challenge liable to shake the cinema planet. So much so that even 20th Century Fox, the Hollywood studio to which Cameron had previously given the smashing success of Titanic, does not believe
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