James Cameron has suggested that he may shoot the Avatar sequel in China.
Cameron has been working on a script for a sequel ever since the release of the box office busting Avatar back in 2009, which went on to become the biggest grossing movie of all time.
And now he is giving some serious thought to working with the Chinese film industry on this new project.
Speaking to Reuters the Oscar winning filmmaker said: "The question is, what's required of us? In terms of configuring the market for the Chinese marketplace, and what economic benefit do we get in return.
"If it works - and I want to definitely stress if - it seems to me it could be very advantageous to the Chinese film community, because for us to do a film like Avatar which is an entirely studio shoot, we wouldn't be here for the scenery.
"We'd be bringing in infrastructure to do virtual production, to do 3D photography and so on, which I would think would be a positive technology exchange into this filmmaking community."
It is not yet certain when Avatar 2 will hit the big screen, Jon Landau admitted earlier this month that the talked about 2014 release is unlikely.
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