Thanks to the magic of the script and special effects, Sigourney Weaver and Stephen Lang were able to see their characters come to life in the Avatar sequel. But not Michelle Rodriguez. A conflicting schedule with filming the latest Fast & Furious? Did you forget James Cameron? There is no way.
Not thinking about reintegrating her into the story of La Voie de l’eau, the director thought about his actor, as the latter told him. Vanity FairAs part of the Dungeons & Dragons promotion:
“I saw Jimmy the other day and he was saying, ‘I was wondering if Michelle could come back.’ A lot of characters came back”. But I told him he couldn’t do that because I was a martyr.”
The translator of Trudy Chacon, who sacrificed herself in the first opus to prevent humans from taking control of Pandora, then made the following argument:
“I am back Resident Evil, when it was not planned. I am back machete, when it was not planned. I came back as Letty when it wasn’t planned. We cannot do this for the fourth time, it would be an abuse.”
Guess they don’t know what to do with a girl who doesn’t have a man
Words that emphasize the ease with which filmmakers make him die in cinema. “I don’t know why, it’s weird,” he replies on the subject. “I guess they don’t know what to do with a girl who doesn’t have a boyfriend. ‘Cause she doesn’t have a boyfriend, should we keep her alive or kill her?”
Also expected in Fast X on May 17, Michelle Rodriguez will not be returning for Avatar 3, the first visual of which was leaked. Average quality image that still gives us the desert and mountainous part of Pandora.
According to the tweet that conveys it, the image will be seen in the 3h30 bonus video editions of Avatar: The Waterway, which will be available on VOD (specifically on Rakuten TV), on April 13th. So the wait is almost over, but it will be worth the patience if the add-ons give you a preview of the next installment, which is scheduled to hit our theaters on December 18, 2024.
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