In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE at the 51st annual Saturn Awards in Los Angeles, director James Cameron revealed his ambitious plans for the Avatar franchise, including ideas for the sixth and seventh films.
Cameron disclosed that the storyline is fully written through movie five, with concepts already in mind for subsequent installments. While acknowledging his eventual passing of the baton, he expressed enthusiasm for the ongoing creative process and collaboration with talented individuals.
The renowned director emphasized his vision for Avatar to become a lasting franchise akin to Star Wars and Star Trek, drawing inspiration from iconic world-building narratives that have endured for decades. He underscored the importance of pouring heart and energy into the project to achieve lasting cultural impact.
Avatar's third installment is slated for release in 2025, followed by Avatar 4 in 2029 and Avatar 5 in 2031. Cameron highlighted the continuity and connection with audiences as reasons for continuing the saga, likening it to the enduring dedication of creators like George Lucas and Gene Roddenberry.
Producer Jon Landau echoed Cameron's sentiments, emphasizing the wealth of stories already outlined across the planned sequels. Cameron and Landau remain committed to delivering compelling narratives that resonate with audiences globally.
Reflecting on Avatar's success, Cameron remarked on the innate human desire for empathy, beauty, and connection, which he believes the franchise encapsulates. Despite its dystopian elements, Avatar conveys positive values that resonate with viewers worldwide.
While details about the upcoming sequels remain under wraps, Cameron hinted at unexpected narrative directions, promising to push the boundaries of storytelling in Avatar 3 and beyond. With the success of previous installments, Cameron and Landau are poised to continue delivering immersive cinematic experiences that captivate audiences around the globe.
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