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The 20 pages that link to James Cameron, each with the reason it gives.

• Mariana TrenchRelated: His 2012 dive ended a 52-year gap in crewed visits to the trench floor.

• Arnold SchwarzeneggerRelated: Cameron cast Schwarzenegger in The Terminator and directed him in later films.

• Titanic (1997 film)Related: Cameron wrote, directed, and produced the film.

• Challenger DeepRelated: His dive was the first solo crewed expedition to the deepest point.

• Roger CormanRelated: Cameron worked in Corman’s low-budget film operation before becoming a major director.

• Deepsea ChallengerRelated: Cameron conceived the expedition and made its record-setting solo descent.

• Edgar Rice BurroughsRelated: Cameron has cited Burroughs's John Carter stories among inspirations for his science-fiction work.

• The TerminatorRelated: He wrote and directed the film, shaping its action and time-travel premise.

• Don WalshRelated: Cameron’s descent continued the exploration of the site Walsh first reached.

• Jacques PiccardRelated: Cameron’s later descent followed the pioneering crewed dive Piccard made with Walsh.

• Kate WinsletRelated: He directed Winslet in Titanic, their most commercially prominent collaboration.

• Kathryn BigelowRelated: Their professional partnership produced one of Bigelow's most ambitious science-fiction films.

• Sigourney WeaverRelated: Cameron directed Weaver in Aliens and cast her in Avatar.

• James HornerRelated: Cameron directed two of Horner’s most prominent late-career projects.

• Terminator 2: Judgment DayRelated: Cameron directed and co-wrote the sequel, shaping its action, themes, and visual design.

• Avatar: Fire and AshRelated: He directed and co-wrote this installment, as well as the franchise’s earlier films.

• Jessica AlbaRelated: Cameron created Dark Angel, the television series that made Alba a star.