James Cameron recalled that he received pushback from the studio when he decided to expand the number of Avatar sequels from three films to four. Following the record-breaking success of Avatar (2009), Cameron established a dedicated writer’s room to map out the next three sequels and continue the expansive storyline.

Cameron, in an interview with Discussing Film , emphasised that the initial plan to develop three sequels ultimately expanded to four. “We were working on three scripts and then it turned into four. Two got split into two and three,” he said, referring to the decision to divide the original script for Avatar: The Way of Water into that film and the new third installment, Fire and Ash . This creative adjustment meant the initially planned third Avatar movie became t

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