The new updates have emerged directly from the sets of "Avatar 2" by the writer and director of the movie, James Cameron. The celebrated director thinks that the fans are having high expectations for the upcoming sequel of the legendary sci-fi film.

Cameron's first movie from "Avatar" franchise came in 2009. The movie's 3D smash was a massive hit, which grossed over $2.8 billion at the box office globally, breaking many records. Not just the overall box-office collection but the story-telling and an entire new world resented by the "Avatar" series has made fans anticipated for its upcoming sequels.

Cameron is an Oscar winning writer for the iconic movies like "Titanic" and "The Terminator." He is currently busy with the sequels to "Avatar," which is set to be released in by the end of 2018. Following which "Avatar 3" is scheduled for December 2020 followed by "Avatar 4" in December 2022 and last one will release in December 2023.

According to Independent UK, Cameron also admitted that like many other writers he indulged in overwriting the story for "Avatar" series, which was originally meant to be only a trilogy. In addition, Cameron added that even his writing team ended up overwriting the upcoming sequels.

The sequels will be elaborated in four films and the studio is happy with it, as they will have the opportunity to make more money with them. Cameron also revealed about the destiny of the character played by Stephen Lang in the first movie, Colonel Quaritch.

Cameron believes that he will become the Darth Vader of the "Avatar" franchise. The character of Lang will be reprised in the upcoming sequels and the resurrection of Quaritch will lead to many twists and turns in the movie plot.

In his interview with CinemaBlend, Lang revealed that reviving Quaritch's character after his death was not on his mind. However, since Cameron wished to resurrect him, he now feels that the character can do much more than he did in the first film. Lang further said that he shares a good working relationship with Cameron and may be that is why his character has got to evolve more in sequels.

The upcoming sequels are a part of the unprecedented plans of Cameron, who is aiming to make the project epic on blockbuster level. Cameron spent seven years devoting completely to develop scripts. He is now working hard for not just one sequel but four upcoming sequels of the fantasy flick "Avatar."

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