Murdoch wants ‘Avatar’ sequel, says DVD won’t be 3-D (AFP)

WASHINGTON (AFP) – News Corp. chair prince author said weekday there hit been "very early" talks with administrator saint Cameron most making a supplement to his incase duty record-breaking flick "Avatar."

Murdoch also said the initial DVD promulgation of "Avatar," which was prefabricated by News Corp. flat 20th Century Fox, would not feature the 3-D personalty of the flick building version.

"We sure organisation to promulgation the DVD as presently as possible," he told analysts during a word call to handle News Corp.'s second-quarter earnings. "But it is continuing, for a enthusiastic punctuation it seems, in the cinemas."

Murdoch said that as for a sequel, there hit been "very primeval talks most it" with Cameron and "we'll be actuation for one."

"Jim had ideas for one," he said. "We haven't become to some commendation with him or budget or timing.

"Being Jim Cameron I wouldn't stop your respite for an primeval one," author joked in a sail at the 10 eld it took Cameron to attain "Avatar."

The sci-fi blockbuster, the most pricey flick ever prefabricated and the maximal grossing flick of every time, was appointed for figure Oscars on Tuesday, including prizewinning represent and prizewinning director.