"We are just both different, older, have hopefully learned a lot more in terms of how to tell stories and be creative contributors and collaborators," says ...
The guy is such a perfectionist." "He told me that, I think, he spent a year writing the first pass of the second [film] and then just hated it all and was like, 'This is just s---. Okay, start again.' It's always a really terrifying moment." "He created a whole language. "Then I wouldn't hear for a while, and I think he's drifted off that idea. He did all that." It's a very, very, very long time ago," she says. "I've started building characters before and thought, 'Hang on a minute. "I feel like he's always checked in with me. "Jim, as a director, as a person, you know, we are just both different, older, have hopefully learned a lot more in terms of how to tell stories and be creative contributors and collaborators." In 1997, around the release of their first movie together, [the then-22-year-old told press](https://www.thefreelibrary.com/KATE'S+TITANIC+DEATH+SCARE.-a061103570), "You'd have to pay me a lot of money to work with Jim again." "I turned 21 on that shoot.
There have been a number of headlines written about the upcoming Avatar: The Way of Water stating that it has been 13 years since director James Cameron ...
And while Cameron names three movies he believes [carried the torch of 3D in his absence](https://www.cinemablend.com/interviews/james-cameron-names-the-three-3d-movies-released-post-avatar-that-he-thinks-did-the-most-with-the-format), he’s ready to remind moviegoers how special the visual format can be in his creative hands. For his follow up, Avatar, he [obliterated the envelope of 3D filmmaking](https://www.cinemablend.com/interviews/james-cameron-talks-people-declaring-3d-over-before-avatar-2-and-how-the-og-movie-changed-the-landscape), while also taking audiences to a universe he created out of whole cloth. And during our exclusive interview, the Mare of Easttown lead opened up about the challenges Cameron faced on Titanic, and how the cast helped him to overcome them. [the self-proclaimed “King of the World.”](https://www.cinemablend.com/movies/25-years-later-leonardo-dicaprio-kate-winslet-and-more-from-the-cast-of-titanic) And who could argue? Winslet has discussed in the past [how different Cameron is as a storyteller now](https://www.cinemablend.com/news/2553332/avatar-2s-kate-winslet-explains-what-its-like-to-work-with-james-cameron-again-after-titanic) (as opposed to the task master he was rumored to be on the Titanic set). We like to go back even farther than that, though, and think about the fact that Avatar: The Way of Water will reunite Cameron with his Titanic muse, Kate Winslet, after a 25 year gap.
Kate Winslet didn't seem too keen on working with Cameron again after "Titanic," but time seems to have healed those wounds.
Kate Winslet deprived herself of air for all of seven minutes and 15 seconds, beating actor Tom Cruise's best time of six minutes while on the set of ...
“I said, ‘It’s not going to work. It’s not going to look real,’” the 68-year-old filmmaker explained. The next thing I say is, ‘We need to radio set.’ I wanted Jim to know right away,” she shared. I wanted to break my own record, which was already six minutes and 14 seconds. And I was like, ‘Come on!’ So I smashed my own record by a minute.” “Straight away I wanted to know my time.
After a 13-year wait, Avatar: The Way of the Water is finally hitting theaters tomorrow night. The sequel will see the return of some favorite actors from ...
Her commitment to the world of Pandora and being Na'vi is so embedded within her now that it is truly inspiring to be around. But the second thing it's really given me is not just the freedom of choice in terms of creative work and characters, but actually, it's given me the opportunity as a mother not to work. "Ronal is a formidable female character," Winslet told the magazine. "And when he described Ronal to me and said that she was the female, sort of goddess warrior leader of the water tribe, I just thought, I mean, to me, that's proper sort of music to my ears. So, the idea of playing someone like that who was a leader in that way, the water element was very important to me. And you know, Jim is an incredible writer of strong female roles and he was one of the first to be really doing that," Winslet explained.
She set a new record, beating one previously held by Tom Cruise.
The actor embraces aging and thinks other women should, too.
And I do care about being real and telling stories that are truthful and come from a place of integrity,” she told Woman’s Hour. Winslet said she believes in the “everything in moderation” theory, and tries to eat well and keep up with a healthy lifestyle. “There are a lot of myths, I think, around perfection and actresses looking perfect all the time and, and how real that is or that isn't. “Women on the red carpet have been sat in hair and makeup for four hours to look like that and probably had facials every day during the week in the run up to the event. We have opportunity to speak and speak our mind and not be afraid of what people think of us. But, in her humble opinion, getting older is a gift and only makes you “more powerful” as a woman.
In 2020, the Titanic star first made headlines with her record-breaking seven-minute and 15-second breath hold while shooting James Cameron's long-awaited ...
The Oscar winner talks about her kids' Avatar encouragement and reuniting with her Titanic director 25 years later for Avatar: The Way of the Water.
She continues: "There's a breathing sequence and I make them do it now. I was trained so well and I had all the safety in place and really respected the process. It really was an extraordinary thing to learn." Just you have to do it!'" "But I certainly do [still use it]. He's very good at Christmas and birthday presents," Winslet says of Cameron.
"We are just both different, older, have hopefully learned a lot more in terms of how to tell stories and be creative contributors and collaborators," says ...
She plays the Na'vi warrior Ronal in Cameron's latest epic, "Avatar: The Way of Water."
“What’s lovely is that, when he isn’t right, now he will say: ‘Yeah, that was kind of a mistake. “Then I wouldn’t hear for a while and I think he’s drifted off that idea. [Leonardo DiCaprio](https://www.huffpost.com/topic/leonardo-dicaprio) in the 1997 disaster movie and nearly drowned twice on the “Titanic” set, will play the Na’vi warrior Ronal as part of Cameron’s latest film, a 3-hour-plus thriller that’s [set to have multiple sequels](https://www.huffpost.com/entry/james-cameron-writers-avatar-sequel_n_639599e9e4b0c28146442e03) in the years ahead. “I feel like he’s always checked in with me. “I turned 21 on that shoot. [In an interview with Entertainment Weekly](https://ew.com/movies/kate-winslet-james-cameron-reunion-avatar-the-way-of-water-titanic/), Winslet revealed how she and Cameron had changed their perspectives since she turned 21 on the set of “ [Titanic](https://www.huffpost.com/topic/titanic),” the highest-grossing movie of all time prior to the release of “ [Avatar](https://www.huffpost.com/topic/avatar)” over a decade ago.
Kareena Kapoor and Anushka Sharma praised Kate Winslet as she talked about 'looking out for the younger actors'. Here's what they said. | Bollywood.
[Anushka Sharma](https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/anushka-sharma) shared the same clip on her Instagram and added, "She said it (white heart emoji)." Kate will be seen in Avatar: The Way of Water, directed by James Cameron. In the video, shared by People Magazine on Instagram, Kate said, "I had some great role models, but I don't feel I ever had people consistently looking out for me. Whereas now, we are consistently looking out for the younger actors. [Kate Winslet](https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/kate-winslet) after she spoke about being 'looking out for the younger actors'. Taking to Instagram Stories, [Kareena Kapoor](https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/kareena-kapoor) on Thursday posted a clip shared by People Magazine.
In 2020, the Titanic star first made headlines with her record-breaking seven-minute and 15-second breath hold while shooting James Cameron's long-awaited ...
Read [The Independent’s three-star review of the film here](https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/films/reviews/avatar-2-review-way-of-water-b2244433.html). [The Way of Water must become “the third or fourth highest-grossing film in history”](https://indy-web-prod.brightsites.co.uk/arts-entertainment/films/news/avatar-2-way-of-water-budget-b2235587.html). I wanted to break my own record, which was already six minutes and 14 seconds. I wanted Jim [Cameron] to know right away.” “Straight away I wanted to know my time. And I was like, ‘Come on!’ So I smashed my own record by a minute.”
She plays the Na'vi warrior Ronal in Cameron's latest epic, "Avatar: The Way of Water."
Kate Winslet didn't seem too keen on working with Cameron again after "Titanic," but time seems to have healed those wounds.
"We are just both different, older, have hopefully learned a lot more in terms of how to tell stories and be creative contributors and collaborators," says ...
Tom Cruise may be known for doing his own stunts, but Kate Winslet is giving him a run for his money. In her commitment to preparing for her role in Avatar: ...
[Swimmers](https://www.shape.com/fitness/cardio/different-swimming-strokes) even move more air in and out of the lungs while relaxed than runners, according to [a study](https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23029972/) in the Indian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology. "Holding your breath for longer than two minutes can potentially decrease oxygen flow to the brain, causing fainting and in extreme cases, brain damage," she says. "At best, you’re going to walk away with a brand-new aptitude, but I was scared." "So she had to be utterly calm underwater, and it turned out that she was a natural." Deep-sea sequences in the new film required many cast members to get comfortable underwater and train to hold their breath for minutes at a time. And I was like, 'Come on!' So I smashed my own record by a minute."
Kate Winslet tells PEOPLE about her older kids' favorite movie of their mom's and feeling grounded in her life and work.
My older two are much older now, and I've been able to live through all of it with them and to have really been the parent I've always wanted to be and hopefully continue to be." "I feel that the time in my life I'm in now, I feel really super grounded in myself and very good and strong and solid." Being an older actor who's able to share those little pieces of wisdom that I've hopefully gathered along the way, I'm really appreciating that moment because I feel like I've kind of earned the right to step into it." Love [it], and love the soundtrack," she says. Who said that?' And they'll be, 'You did, Mom, as Clementine in Eternal Sunshine!' I'm like, 'Oh my God, that amazing line.' So they are kind of clinging onto these things that's really fun and certainly unexpected." "Mia and Joe love Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
Kate Winslet chats with USA TODAY's Patrick Ryan about working with James Cameron and breaking a Tom Cruise record on "Avatar: The Way of Water."
The actress who won an Oscar for her role in Avatar: The Way of Water talks to media about how she was taken aback.
“I feel that the time in my life I’m in now, I feel really super grounded in myself and very good and strong and solid.” They know how to stand up for themselves, to stand up for each other, to use their voices to say, ‘I’m not sure about that,’ or, ‘Maybe we could think of this idea instead?’ ” Avatar: The Way of Water is set to be released later this year. Winslet was nominated for an Academy Award for her performance in the film Eternal Sunshine, which also features Jim Carrey. Who said that?’ And they’ll be, ‘You did, Mom, as Clementine in Eternal Sunshine!’ I’m like, ‘Oh my God, that amazing line.’ So they are kind of clinging onto these things that’s really fun and certainly unexpected.” Love [it], and love the soundtrack,” she says.
Kate Winslet showed a bit of her competitive nature on the set of "Avatar: The Way of Water" after she came up for air while filming.
[James Cameron](https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/avatar-director-james-cameron-slams-dc-comics-marvel-studios-lack-character-development) joked. [seven minutes and 15 seconds](https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/james-cameron-reveals-kate-winslet-can-hold-her-breath-for-more-than-7-minutes-she-was-a-dream-to-work-with). [SIGOURNEY WEAVER TRAINED LIKE A NAVY SEAL TO HOLD BREATH UNDER WATER FOR 6.5 MINUTES IN NEW 'AVATAR' FILM](https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/sigourney-weaver-73-trained-like-navy-seal-hold-breath-water-6-5-minutes-new-avatar-film) And I was like, 'Come on!' So I smashed my own record by a minute," she told the outlet. [CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER](https://www.foxnews.com/newsletters?cmpid=fnfirstnl) [Tom Cruise](https://www.foxnews.com/category/person/tom-cruise).
Kate Winslet reunites with Titanic director James Cameron for Avatar: The Way of Water.
The following year, she starred in a film adaptation of Sense and Sensibility, which earned her a BAFTA Award. Love [it], and love the soundtrack. The Academy Award-winning actress was surprised to learn that her older children (Joe, 19, and Mia, 22) are fans of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. "Mia and Joe love Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. "I was just super happy to jump [into the world of Avatar] and very excited to be asked. In an interview with [People](http://people.com/movies/kate-winslet-says-her-family-loves-eternal-sunshine-exclusive/), Winslet shared that her children, Bear, Joe, and Mia, demanded she participate in the film.
Winslet claims she was thrilled to play Na'Vi leader Ronal in Avatar. “ “Mia and Joe love ESoS. Love the film and soundtrack “saying, “I often hear Beck ...
“Otherwise, just enjoying the outdoors,” she says. “He called and described the job, and I thought, “Wow!” My kids said, ‘Oh my God, Mom, do it!’ “Obvious,” I said. “They’ll send the script,” I said. My elder two are older now, and I’ve been the parent I’ve always wanted to be with them.” I say “No.” who said? Love the film and soundtrack “saying, “I often hear Beck blaring from a bedroom.
James Cameron is a filmmaker whose movies are so iconic they've remained a vital part of the pop culture landscape. Moviegoers are gearing up for the ...
Kate Winslet should return in the [third Avatar in 2024](https://www.cinemablend.com/interviews/james-cameron-tells-us-when-we-probably-can-expect-to-see-avatar-3), although some fans are hoping it might arrive sooner since it’s already in the can. Avatar: The Way of Water hits theaters on December 16th. And Winslet is expected to have a major role in James Cameron’s upcoming sequels that are still on the way. After working in administrative theater for a year in New York, he started as the Weekend Editor at CinemaBlend. She’s a powerful force who is one with the sea of Pandora and its creatures. So maybe one day we can see Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio recreate that iconic door scene from Titanic, and settle the debate once and for all. That’s followed by trying to stay alive after the sinking, where they cling to a door from the fallen ship. With the power of nostalgia still strong in entertainment, we’ve seen various reunions of TV and movie casts recently. UK](https://uk.movies.yahoo.com/kate-winslet-james-cameron-avatar-sequel-titanic-180217856.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cueWFob28uY29tL2VudGVydGFpbm1lbnQv&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAALN86q1WyKlPq_FsFL33r3CL0RJ9H-3D9NQhZqiBdMhB16dYeb4IfFkL2KjnRksI2qNfmX7noZp-3JLC9_Bs08ZJ3twgVPkGFDH5kFopnW9-0B_2KNIz2zW8cF0scoOXleXKmgLWsdPTiiWEdzzDmNWVwfcFjl7XDvSTQTAjsmNW) about the discourse still surrounding Titanic’s ending, saying: [director with Titanic actress Kate Winslet](https://www.cinemablend.com/interviews/why-kate-winslet-believes-titanic-was-a-terrifying-experience-for-james-cameron). And Winslet recently spoke about the resurgence of the Titanic door debate, and how she really feels about Leo’s character’s sacrifice. James Cameron is a filmmaker whose movies are so iconic they’ve remained a vital part of the pop culture landscape.
The film itself focuses on the decade and the war that irrevocably altered the adventurous life of Miller, who was beloved by her peers and GIs alike.
“To me, she was a life force to be reckoned with, so much more than an object of attention from famous men with whom she is associated,” Winslet said of her character. Miller was the first and only wartime photographer to record the first Allied use of napalm at St. Malo, France, and acted a witness to the horrors of the Holocaust. There, in part as a reaction to her own well-hidden trauma, she used her Rolleiflex camera to give a voice to the voiceless. The film’s log line describes Miller as “a middle-aged woman [who] refused to be remembered as a model and male artists’ muse. Others on the cast include Andy Samberg (“Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping” “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”) will play the role of Life Magazine photographer David E.
James Cameron says that Kate Winslet held her breath for seven minutes and 14 seconds while training for Avatar: The Way of Water.
“I have the video of me surfacing saying, ‘Am I dead, have I died?’ And then going, ‘What was [my time]?'” Winlset said. You come in, if the gig is you’re going to be a Platoon, you’re going to be with Oliver Stone in the jungle, you’re going to learn how to field-strip your weapon, all that sort of thing. We’ll just assemble a team of world-class freediving cameramen.’” So Zuccarini came up with a solution: have the camera men hold their breath, too, just like the actors. Now, what that translates to in practical terms is about 2½ to three minutes of swimming and acting. For context, Tom Cruise [held his breath for six minutes](https://www.gq.com/story/human-tom-cruise-can-hold-his-breath-forever) while filming an underwater scene in Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation.
James Cameron's expanding his Avatar cast bringing in new faces like Kate Winslet Edie Falco, Bailey Bass, Jamie Falters, Jemaine Clement, and Kate Winslet.
Kate Winslet plays Ronal, the wife of Tonowari, the Metkayina chief in Avatar 2. If you’re not sure if you should go watch it then check out our [Avatar 2 review](https://www.thedigitalfix.com/avatar/2-review). [James Cameron’s](https://www.thedigitalfix.com/james-cameron/movies) spared no expense and the [Avatar 2 cast](https://www.thedigitalfix.com/avatar/2-cast), is bursting at the seams with stars. The Sullys aren’t the only ones we’ll meet, though, on this strange alien world. We’re finally heading back to Pandora after thirteen long years away to see what Jake and Neytiri have been up to over the last decade. Who does Kate Winslet play in Avatar 2?
During a roundtable interview, Kate Winslet shared with Pinkvilla how James Cameron and she have evolved as storytellers, from Titanic to Avatar: The Way of ...
So yeah, that's probably the main difference, quite honestly is that, hopefully just, as storytellers, we've become a little more evolved and interesting, hopefully. Jim's become a parent again, since then," Winslet revealed. For the unversed, Kate starred in James' blockbuster Titanic opposite Leonardo DiCaprio in 1997, which catapulted her to superstardom. When quizzed what's the one difference she finds in the esteemed filmmaker, from Titanic to Avatar: The Way of Water, the Oscar winner confessed that they both have gone through their journey of changes. While Sam Worthington and Zoe Saldaña reprise their roles as Jake Sully and Neytiri, joining them on this blue-centric adventure is Kate Winslet as Ronal... 13 years after shattering box office records as the highest-grossing film of all time with Avatar, James Cameron welcomes us back to the gorgeous landscapes of Pandora with open arms in the highly anticipated sequel.
The director and actors discuss his typically gruelling film-making process, including learning to free dive, the tech v nature message of the new films ...
The Avatar films do have a conscience, but I don’t let that get in the way of the big adventure. “I guess what I’m struggling to do is to have the best of both worlds, right? [Terminator](https://www.theguardian.com/film/2015/jun/25/the-terminator-review-return-of-the-classic-80s-action-behemoth) to the venal extraction industry in [The Abyss](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096754/) to the hubristic catastrophe of Titanic. In The Way of Water, which is set a decade on from the first Avatar, Jake and Neytiri have four children. And obviously, the shoot was incredibly long and there was an enormous amount of pressure on everybody.” But the infamous Cameron temper seems to have gone. There were some similarities with making Titanic, she acknowledges, “in the sense that there were so many actors, and we really had to stick together because it was so hard for all of us. Even more of a surprise is the participation of Kate Winslet. In fact, she and Cameron remained friends, she says, explaining how, at an event in 2014, he said to her, “at some point, we have to get you big and blue”. [Avatar](https://www.theguardian.com/film/avatar), and much has changed in the interim. Alongside the militaristic hardware, a myth has formed of Cameron as a fearsome, tough-talking army general of a director, subduing and marshalling his crew on set to the extent they once made T-shirts that read: “You can’t scare me, I work for James Cameron.” Each one seems to be the most expensive gamble in history, and is predicted to be a disaster, but ends up breaking box-office records. Meanwhile, for the duration of the flight, “Jim is sitting up reading a book that was called something like Is God Dead?