With a worldwide gross of over $2 billion, Avatar 2 has fulfilled its mission to become the 3rd highest grossing box office worldwide.
Its director James Cameron, who has started work on several sequels, has a busy schedule for the next few years. However, the filmmaker dreams of a project that is particularly close to his heart: the last train from Hiroshima.
he asked Los Angeles TimesThe director expressed his desire to make a film about this war.
“With the war in Ukraine or the resurgence of nationalism, we live in a more dangerous world than we think. And I think a film about Hiroshima will be more relevant than ever.”– said the film director.
“It reminds people what these weapons do when used against human targets.”he added.
Whether it’s the war in Ukraine or the resurgence of nationalism, we live in a more volatile world than we thought. And I think the movie about Hiroshima will be more relevant than ever.
The last train from Hiroshima will be the Charles R. Adaptation of the book of the same name written by Pellegrino. The book tells about the events of August 1945 in Japan and the two atomic bombs dropped by the USA on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
In 2010, James Cameron also met the last survivor of this tragedy, Tsutomu Yamaguchi. Therefore, this project has been in the director’s mind for several years. Will he have time to set it up?
Nothing is less certain as his agenda is overloaded with Avatar 3, 4 and 5. But he may be passing on staging those sequels to focus on Last Train From Hiroshima.
If Cameron is interested in the subject, so is Christopher Nolan with his next feature, Oppenheimer. The film will be released on July 19.
Source: Allocine
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