James Cameron News
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A year ago, James Cameron surprised the world by taking a submersible he’d secretly developed to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, nearly seven miles below sea level.
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Australian entrepreneur Clive Palmer said opposition leader Tony Abbott, who is leading in polls ahead of the Sept. 14 election, should be worried that conservative voters will be wooed to his new political party.
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Clive Palmer, the Australian entrepreneur planning to build a replica of the Titanic, will set up a new political party and run for parliament, pledging to boost employment as a strong currency curbs the economy.
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When Paul Heth showed up in Moscow after the Soviet Union disbanded, the former U.S. soldier had nothing more than $600 and a love of movies. Now he’s taking on some of Russia’s wealthiest men in a race for box office riches.
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Clive Palmer, the Australian mining entrepreneur who’s planning to build a replica of the Titanic, is suing to end a partnership with Citic Pacific Ltd. in an $8 billion iron ore mine.
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Clive Palmer, the Australian mining entrepreneur planning to build a replica of the Titanic, is using a dispute over A$400,000 ($409,500) to try to seize control of an iron ore mine that Citic Pacific Ltd. has spent A$7 billion to build, the Chinese company’s lawyer said.
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“Avatar” director James Cameron gave a vote of confidence to Jim Gianopulos, who takes over as sole head of News Corp.’s Twentieth Century Fox film studio when co-chief Tom Rothman steps down at year-end.
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James Cameron, director of “Avatar” and “Titanic,” said his venture with the Chinese government will probably at least double in size as demand for 3-D movies expands in the world’s second-biggest economy.
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“Jack the Giant Slayer,” a $200 million 3-D re-imagination of a children’s fairy tale, registered a disappointing $27.2 million in weekend sales for Warner Bros.’ New Line Cinema and partner Legendary Pictures.
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James Cameron , the Oscar-award winning director of blockbuster movies such as “Avatar” and “Titanic,” said having separate production teams for content filmed in 2-D and then converted into 3-D isn’t efficient.
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