New Image From "Avatar 3: Fire and Ash" Released

New impressions from "Avatar: Fire and Ash": The entertainment magazine Empire has published another image for the 3rd part of the blockbuster series. Quaritch actor Stephen Lang also revealed some new details about "Avatar 3".

Lang spoke in particular about the relationship between his character and his biological son Spider, played by Jack Champion. The image heralds another reunion between the two characters. As a reminder, Spider was not raised by Quaritch but by Jake and Neytiri and already met his father in "Avatar: The Way of Water". Lang now says that Quaritch and Spider will "reconnect out of necessity" in "Avatar 3". Despite the emotional coldness of his character, the actor is convinced that he has feelings for Spider.

"Spider confuses Quaritch. But Quaritch wants clarity. There is something about Spider that Quaritch really loves – not a word we associate with him. I think respect and admiration really develop in spades, as well as animosity and manipulation. The relationship will deepen – for better or worse."

So it will be interesting to see where the story of the two will lead in "Avatar: Fire and Ash". We will find out on December 19, 2025, when the third part of the series finally opens in cinemas.

When will the trailer for "Avatar 3" be released?

Fans of the series are still waiting for the first trailer. Over the past few months, new images have been released from time to time. Often an indication that the trailer won't be too long in coming. What's more, the first trailer for "Avatar 2" was released in May 2022 – with a film release in December 2022. This also suggests an imminent release.

What is already known?

The cast of "Avatar 3" is known for the most part. In addition to familiar characters such as Jake (Sam Worthington), Neytiri (Zoe Saldaña) and their children, there will also be new characters and clans. Director James Cameron has announced that each film will introduce new cultures to Pandora, with established characters remaining part of the ongoing story.

The focus will of course once again be on the Sully family, but Spider in particular is likely to take on a larger role following the events of "The Way of Water". Oona Chaplin ("Game of Thrones") takes on an important antagonist role as Varang. She is the leader of the Ash People – a warlike Na'vi clan that is closely linked to the element of fire. According to Cameron, she and her clan, which also includes Peylak (played by David Thewlis), embody a new moral gray area: not all humans are evil, and not all Na'vi are good.

Other characters from the previous films also return: General Ardmore (Edie Falco), whale hunter Mick Scoresby, RDA boss Parker Selfridge, Dr. Ian Garvin and Corporal Lyle Wainfleet, whose survival has now been confirmed. Of course, "Alien" legend Sigourney Weaver will also be back. For all further information, it's worth taking a look at our movie preview for "Avatar: Fire and Ash".

The fascination of the "Avatar" series

James Cameron's "Avatar" series fascinates above all with its impressive combination of technical innovation and captivating story. With the first "Avatar" film, Cameron revolutionized cinema by using state-of-the-art 3D technology and motion capture techniques to create an incredibly realistic and vivid world. Pandora, the fictional planet, appears so authentic with its detailed landscapes, exotic creatures and its own culture that viewers can really immerse themselves in this world.

But the fascination lies not only in the visual realization. The story addresses universal themes that affect many people: the protection of nature, the coexistence of different cultures and the fight against exploitation and greed. The Na'vi, the natives of Pandora, stand for a harmonious connection with their environment, which contrasts with the ruthless humanity on Earth. These moral questions lend the series great significance and topicality.

The "Avatar" series inspires through the symbiosis of groundbreaking film technology, a captivating story and important social messages. James Cameron manages to stage an epic tale that not only entertains, but also makes you think.