James Cameron Pursues New Zealand Citizenship, Criticizes Trump's Re-Election
The filmmaker calls the second Trump presidency 'horrific' and plans to relocate permanently to New Zealand, citing political dissatisfaction and a desire for a better environment for his family.
- James Cameron has described Donald Trump's re-election as 'horrific' and 'sickening,' stating it represents a departure from America's core values.
- The director confirmed his New Zealand citizenship application is 'imminent,' emphasizing his commitment to integrating into the country where he has lived for years.
- Cameron criticized the pervasive media coverage of Trump in the U.S., likening it to watching a 'car crash over and over' and appreciating New Zealand's less sensationalized news approach.
- He highlighted New Zealand's cultural values, such as mutual respect and equality, as key reasons for relocating, particularly for the benefit of his children.
- Cameron plans to continue producing films in New Zealand, including future installments of the 'Avatar' franchise, and aims to nurture local talent within the country's film industry.
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