“Titanic” and “Avatar” director James Cameron called the re-election of Donald Trump in a new interview “terror”.
The filmmaker talked to New Zealand media about his feelings about Trump’s second term. Cameron didn’t say how bad he felt about the president’s return to power.
The director said in the socket: “I think it’s horrible, I think it’s horrible.”F ——– News “Podcast.
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Legendary Hollywood filmmaker James Cameron recently said President Trump’s re-election is “fearing.” (Stan Honda/AFP via Getty Images)
Cameron, who tried to become a New Zealand citizen, told Exit that he believes the United States is losing the great reason that gave Trump a second term.
“I see everything is good,” he said. “If the United States does not state everything it represents in its history, the United States does not represent anything. It becomes a hollow idea, and I think they hollow it out as quickly as possible for their own good.”
Cameron has lived in New Zealand for nearly two decades and has considered the country’s capital, Wellington (his home). However, he was worried that he would not be able to escape Trump’s influence.
“We’re all together globally,” he said. “I don’t know if I feel safer here, but I definitely feel like I don’t have to read it on the front page every day. It’s just disgusting.”
He continued: “There are some good things in the media in New Zealand – at least they’ll put it on the third page. I just don’t want to see that guy’s face on the front page of the newspaper.”
Cameron Description Trump’s report In the United States, as “inevitable,” adding that it’s like seeing “crashing over and over again.”
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Cameron said seeing media reports about Trump was like watching “car accidents over and over again.” (Trump’s Scope Transition Team)
The filmmaker has been vocal progress throughout her career in Hollywood and has embedded such Climate change Enter his movie.
In an interview with Esquire Middle in 2022, Cameron regrets his shooting skills in his past movies.
“I looked back at some movies I’ve made, and I don’t know if I want to make that movie right now. I don’t know if I want to be obsessed with guns, like I did in several Terminator movies over 30 years ago.” “Ten Minutes” gun technique From “Incarnation: Water Way”.
The “Alien” director and Canadian citizen told something that getting New Zealand citizenship is “coming soon”. He was very happy about what happened to him.
“It means a lot. It’s something I’m working on, something I have to sacrifice. If you’re going to pull up your family and move somewhere, you have to invest, you have to be involved, you have to win the position. I just think you have to win your rights to be somewhere.”
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