“You’d have to pay me a lot of money to work with Jim”: Kate Winslet Reveals James Cameron Nearly Broke Her Down During ‘Titanic’, Fat-Shamed Her as Actress Returns For Avatar 2

kate winslet james cameron avatar
Featured Video

Titanic might just be one of the most well-known films in the entire world, even to people who might not be avid cinema-goers. James Cameron created this absolute masterpiece of a film with near-perfect execution, invoking sentiments inside everyone’s hearts who have witnessed the film personally. Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet became legends with this movie’s release, delivering some of the greatest performances known in the entertainment industry to date, some even going as far as to say that they had the best on-screen chemistry in any film.

Advertisement
James Cameron FandomWire
James Cameron on the set of Titanic

To this day, DiCaprio and Winslet are good friends with each other, though there is someone else that Kate Winslet doesn’t seem to be too fond of from the sets of Titanic.

In an interview with The Guardian, she reveals that the only way she would ever work with James Cameron again would be if she was to be paid an excessive amount of money for the project of which her former director would be a part.

Advertisement

Why Kate Winslet Doesn’t Want To Work With James Cameron Again?

Going back in time, all the way to Titanic, Kate Winslet had to practically beg James Cameron to cast her in the role of Rose DeWitt Bukater alongside Leonardo DiCaprio as Jack Dawson in the film. Before this, she was working in London at a sandwich shop and needed the big break to set her career in motion. Cameron, who wanted an all-star cast for the film was not so eager at the start but warmed up to the idea of casting Winslet as his lead female role in the end.

Titanic
Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet in a still from Titanic

You may also like: Titanic Actress Kate Winslet Rushed to Hospital After Horrific Accident While Shooting Her Upcoming Movie in Croatia

But what Kate Winslet was not ready for was the harsh working conditions and Cameron’s strict requirements from his cast. During the shooting of Titanic, Winslet revealed that the working conditions were very demanding and harsh, which was the pressure that came with working on such a big project. She also revealed that Cameron had some anger issues during the shoot, and also the infamous case of him bullying Winslet for her weight on the sets.

Advertisement

“He has a temper like you wouldn’t believe. You’d have to pay me a lot of money to work with Jim again.”

With this comment said though, it seems like she is getting a lot of money because Kate Winslet is all set to take on her role as Ronal in James Cameron’s Avatar: The Way of Water.

You may also like: ‘That’s not the way to make movies’: Avatar: The Way of Water Director James Cameron Slams Marvel, DC Movies as Immature Because All Heroes ‘Act like they’re in college’

Kate Winslet To Star In James Cameron’s Avatar: The Way of Water

New images from James Cameron's Avatar: The Way of Water.
New images from James Cameron’s Avatar: The Way of Water.

With the long-awaited Avatar sequel now all set to hit theaters, we also have confirmation that James Cameron is all set to work with his former cast member from Titanic. Kate Winslet is all set to play the role of Ronal in the upcoming Avatar: The Way of Water. The news was made public when the trailer and the official announcement by 20th Century Studios, which in turn, shocked a lot of fans as to why Winslet would be working with Cameron on another project again after her experiences on the sets of Titanic.

Advertisement

Well, it seems like now we know the answer.

You may also like: “It will never happen again”: Avengers: Endgame Director Joe Russo Claims Movie’s Opening Weekend Box-Office Collection Can Never Be Beaten, Openly Challenges James Cameron’s Avatar 2

Avatar: The Way of Water, in cinemas on 16th December 2022.

Advertisement

Source: CheatSheet

 

Advertisement
Avatar

Written by Deepak Bisht

Articles Published: 1394

Deepak Bisht is a writer at FandomWire who has vast expertise in films of many genres, a hardcore anime nerd along with two years of writing experience. After completing his Bachelor's in Business Administration, he became part of the company in hopes of providing accurate, informative, and exciting articles to the world.

Apart from his contributions to FandomWire, the rest of his time is spent either reading quality works of literature, listening to vintage music, or playing any video games he can get his hands on.