Grace isnt dead!
 

i was looking through some videos and found this one ENJOY!:D
Avatar Global Press Featurettes - Trailer Addict

Had to watch the whole 7,5 minutes to see him say that :P Awesome! :D Thanks ;)
That said though... it only makes me more worried Quaritch might come back :S...

"Nobody dies in a Sci Fi movie" ... :hmm:

(PS:You think this will be in the CE? For me it looks like that sort of footage that they would use. Dunno if I like seeing some of parts of it in advance :S )

As impressive a villain as Quaritch was, I hope he stays dead. Grace returning in some way is fine.

I agree. Grace is a lovable character. Whereas by the end of the movie, everyone hated Quaritch.

Any spiloerz? *Refrains briefly from clicking link*

Not really... unless you will be completely devastated to know more about the technology and hear some of the avatar staffs comments on their work. Nothing big to worry about I'll say ;)

Edit: Or, depends maybe. Have you seen the SE?

Thank you, I will watch now.
And yeah I saw the SE. Opening day son!

Awesomeness calls of Awesomeface :awesome:

Quaritch is dead, my brother. Neytiri saw to that quite assuredly.

Tey'Kan

Grace not dead. hell yeah, lets hope we see her again in avatar 2 much :D

From what I hear, it's confirmed that Sigourney Weaver will retain her role in the sequel. Now, we just have to wait for it. :(

My goodness, Selfridge better come back as well.

Of course, he isn't dead... yet. Can't wait for him to get some arrows through him or an angtsik stand on him :D

So true. Don't remember him getting his share of arrows or spears. Can't wait to see what will happen in the sequels. I have a feeling that Quaritch will come back, for those fans. The actor said it was possible for him to make an appearance. Not sure how.

Let's hope they're just crediting Sigourney because Grace's driverless avatar has some trivial role in Avatar 2 (e.g., like being an organ donor for some Na'vi warriors wounded by SecOps or something). Really, I'd love it if Quaritch, Grace, Trudy, and everybody else presumed dead/gone at the end of Avatar [1] really was dead/gone. I can see Avatar 2 starting off with some cut scenes in which we see Selfridge stepping out of cryo and immediately being handed a pink slip, but other than that, I'd love not to see him again either. Fresh blood!!! :D

EDIT: Revising that: Except perhaps for Norm's avatar. Let's see that come back somehow. The script makes that seem hard, but the movie leaves the door open. A little.

WOW!!! Selfridge does not deserve to die. he regrets what he did and was uneasy with it the whole time. BE NICE TO HIM. Giovanni Ribisi will live forever

I too have a hard time being really mad at Selfridge. He comes off mostly as a corporate pawn. Of course, he's the proxy for most of the RDA badness in the first movie, but I hope JC doesn't get too preoccupied with him. Let's go up the food chain a little if we're going to kill more RDA people!

I just love Selfridge :) Siiiiigh

Well said :D

As for Norm, it depends on whether or not the extra things from the script that were not made are canon or not.

I don't think James Cameron will make Avatar 2 a repeat of Avatar. Everyone would expect Quaritch to return as evil, or just return at all. If Quaritch DOES return, I think he'll be truly GOOD.

Do you think he'll return as good or still evil?

he'll return..... in an urn http://my.ilstu.edu/~cemushr/persona...es/rimshot.gif

:) That works for me.

He's dead.

In the CE opening scene, Jake was watching a documentary about extinct tigers being cloned back into existence. If that is possible in 2154, then there is a possibility of Quaritch returning as a clone maybe?

Except that cloning doesn't work like that - all it does is create a genetic double. Which, if they DID clone Quaritch, would mean in a few years they'd just have a little boy on their hands, which defeats the purpose.

Glad you mentioned that to clarify. There's a common misuse of the words/misunderstanding of "clone" and "duplicate".

A clone possesses an exact physical likeness of the original source, and is birthed and grown the same as any other human.

A duplicate is one who possesses the exact mental qualities of another, and is never birthed and/or grown, but rather animated in another physical form that resembles the exact likeness of the original. However, there's no such thing as a "genetic" duplicate, in that it's impossible for the mental properties of one person to be passed to another by inheritance.

I blame Hollywood! And sci-fi.

Although it would be cool if there was something where you could copy and transfer consciousness, but I don't really see that in Avatar!verse with the humans.

Hey Jake and Tom were identical twins. so how about an identical twin of Quaritch inbound on the next ISV?

That'd be pretty comic-book-like.

That is horribly cheesy and really stretching the bounds of believability.

Although the actor did mention something about a possible return, I highly doubt it will happen. Quaritch was the "villain", "Enemy", or "Antagonist" in this film, so naturally, they would have something else happen, rather than having the events of Avatar re-occur. I would still go see the sequel if Quaritch returns, but out with the old warhorse and in with a new problem, eh?

I'd say it's far more likely he will just play a different character (probably motion capture to avoid the obvious lookalike issue) if he is back at all (it was just something he said in an interview, which was nor official and has not been confirmed) - although I doubt he will be back at all, because Quaritch was one of the main antagonists and had an extremely important death - generally, recycling actors for something like that is bad.

As I said before though, reappearing in a movie/sequel in a different role is usually only done in irony or comedy. For example, the guy who plays the jerk doorman in Spider-Man 2 reappears in Spider-Man 3 as the slightly eccentric French restaurant host (comedy). Jason Isaacs in Peter Pan plays both Wendy's father, and Captain Hook (irony).

Yep, what Woodsprite said, pretty much.

Also, Cameron doesn't seem the kind of person to repeat actor-choices too often - I'm sure I've read somewhere that they ended up going with Stephen Lang because Cameron had already used Michael Biehn in Aliens and the Abyss as a serious, intense military guy, and three times would be too much.