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. “The number of people I’ve told over the years, ‘ah, we’ll catch up and I’ll see you at the premiere’…well, I guess not. Man proposes, and God disposes.”James Cameron Declares That Cinema Is ‘Alive And As Great As It’s Ever Been’ At London Premiere Of ‘Avatar: The Way Of Water’“He tested positive as part of a routine testing cadence,” the mass media company’s statement continued. “He will continue to complete his schedule virtually but will not be at the premiere.
Cameron last attended the film’s premiere in Seoul, South Korea on Dec. 9, as part of the “Avatar” press tour. Prior to that, he touched down in London for the world premiere last Tuesday, Dec. 6. Despite Cameron’s absence from the Dec. 12 L.A. premiere, the stars of “Avatar: The Way of Water” are expected to attend, including Kate Winslet, Zoe Saldaña, Sam Worthington, Sigourney Weaver, Edie Falco and Jemaine Clement.
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