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Cameron Not Planning on Battle Angel after Avatar Film
posted on 2008-05-16 05:18 EDT
The Hollywood Reporter trade newspaper reports that Titanic director James Cameron wants "to do something a lot smaller" after he finishes his current Avatar action film project. He indicated that he wants to work on The Dive, a biographic romance about Cuban free diver Francisco "Pipin" Ferreras and Frenchwoman Audrey Mestre. Cameron told MTV in June of 2006 that he was working on both Avatar and an adaptation of Yukito Kishiro's Battle Angel manga as potential future franchises, but has not elaborated on his Battle Angel plans since then.
Thank you to Daniel Zelter for the news tip.
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