“Titanic” and “Avatar” director James Cameron called President Donald Trump’s re -election “horrible” in a new interview.
The filmmaker spoke with New -Zeelandse Outlet -Dingen about his feelings about Trump’s second term. Cameron has not chopped words about how bad he thinks about the president’s return to power.
“I think it’s terrible, I find it horrible,” said the director about the outlet’s “The F —— News “Podcast.
The legendary Hollywood filmmaker James Cameron recently said that President Trump’s re-election is ‘horrible’. (Stan Honda/AFP via Getty images)
Cameron, who tries to become a citizen of New -Zeeland, told the exhaust valve that he believes that America loses what made it great with Trump who received a second term.
“I see a turn of everything that is decent,” he said. “America does not stand for anything if it does not stand for what it has been historically for. It will be a hollow idea, and I think they will run it out as quickly as possible if they can for their own advantage.”
Cameron has been living in Nieuw -Zeeland for almost two decades and regards the capital of the country, Wellington, his house. However, he is afraid that he will not be able to escape the impact of Trump.
“We are all in here worldwide,” he said. “I don’t know if I feel safer here, but I certainly feel that I don’t have to read about it every day on the front page. And it’s just sicking.”
He continued: “There is something nice about the new -Zeeland points of sale – at least they will put it on page three. I just don’t want to see the face of that guy on the front page of the paper.”
Cameron described coverage of Trump In the US as ‘inevitable’, adding that it is as if you see a ‘car -crash again and again’.
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Cameron stated that seeing media attention for Trump is when looking at a “car accident over and over again.” (Trump-Vance Transition team)
During his Hollywood career, the filmmaker has been a vocal progressive and has embedded messages such as climate change In his films.
During an interview with Esquire Middle in 2022, Cameron regretted how much Gunplay was in his earlier films.
“I look back on some films that I have made, and I don’t know if I would like to make that film now. I don’t know if I would like to fetish the gun, as I did on a few Terminator films 30+ years ago,” he told Esquire Middle East in 2022. “Ten minutes” from Gunplay From “Avatar: the way of water.”
The “Aliens” director and Canadian citizen told things that getting his new -Zealand citizenship is “threatening”. He said how happy he is that it finally happens.
“It means a lot. It is something I have worked towards, something I had to sacrifice for. If you want to uproot your family and go somewhere, you have to invest, you have to be part of it, you have to stand. I just think you have to earn your right to be in a place.”
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