comment on his style of direction?
Cameron has been regarded as an innovative filmmaker in the industry, as well as not easy to work for.
James Cameron
Cameron has been regarded as an innovative filmmaker in the industry, as well as not easy to work for.
where did the idea for terminator come from Inspired by director John Carpenter, who had made the slasher film "Halloween" (1978) on a low budget, Cameron used the dream as a "launching pad" to write a slasher-style film. name some of the cast from it? Arnold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton and Michael Biehn. who is behind its background soundtrack? Brad Fiedel. which character did the mention first actor play in this film? Terminator what is the genre of this film? Science fiction. was this actor who played the title role, a bodybuilder? Yes, but retired. did this bodybuilding thing fetch him any specific title or win any show? Yes,  Mr. Universe. and is he also involved in politics? Yes, he was the 38th Governor of California. how tall is he? UNANSWERABLE is there any organization named after him? He is still alive. who directed the above mentioned film? James Cameron where is he from? Kapuskasing, Ontario. which were his notable works between 1984 to 92? "Aliens" (1986). and the successful movie after 2005? "Avatar" (2009)
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James Cameron [SEP] Directorial style and reception
Cameron has been regarded as an innovative filmmaker in the industry, as well as not easy to work for. According to Ed Harris, who worked with Cameron on "The Abyss", Cameron behaved in an autocratic manner. Rebecca Keegan, author of "The Futurist: The Life and Films of James Cameron," describes Cameron as "comically hands-on" and would try to do every job on the set. Andrew Gumbel of "The Independent" says Cameron "is a nightmare to work with. Studios [...] fear his habit of straying way over schedule and over budget. He is notorious on set for his uncompromising and dictatorial manner, as well as his flaming temper".