James Cameron

Biography

Born 08/16/1954

An audacious visionary who developed new film technologies midstream in order to turn his creative visions into film reality, director James Cameron was credited with single-handedly resurrecting a once-dead science fiction genre, thanks to the timeless success of “The Terminator” (1984) and...
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Filmography

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Awards

In 2004, received Vanguard Award Sponsored by Intel and United Airlines Recognizing outstanding achievement in new media and technology
In 1999, received People's Choice Award for Favorite Dramatic Motion Picture
In 1999, received American Cinema Editors Golden Eddie Award

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James Cameron, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006)

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Highlights

In 2005, Appeared as himself in several episodes of the hit HBO comedy "Entourage," directing a big screen version of the comic book hero Aquaman starring Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier)
In 2000, Executive produced and co-wrote the Fox fall drama series "Dark Angel"; helmed the finale of the 2001-2002 season
In 1998, Signed exclusive deal with 20th Century Fox TV to develop programming; co-wrote five-hour miniseries on the colonization of Mars to air in the spring of 2001

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Family & Companions

Kathryn Bigelow: wife (Cameron produced her "Point Break" (1991); produced and scripted her "Strange Days" (1995); married in 1989; separated in 1991; divorced)
Phillip Cameron: father (Worked for a paper mill)
Shirley Cameron: mother (Encouraged him to paint as a teen; helped him get his first exhibition at a local gallery)

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