After a long wait, Avatar: Fire and Ash is almost here! This third film in James Cameron’s Avatar series promises to be the most intense yet. The Sully family will face not only the ongoing threat of Earth’s invasion of Pandora, but also a new challenge from the Mangkwan Clan, known as the Ash People. Trailers suggest these Na’vi will team up with humans – and specifically, with Miles Quaritch – creating a unique and dangerous conflict in the movie.
Colonel Quaritch’s story is one of the most compelling in the Avatar films. After seemingly dying in the first movie, he returned in Avatar: The Way of Water as a Na’vi avatar. This new body, combined with his memories, caused him to question his own existence, especially after learning his son, Spider (Jack Champion), was alive and well on Pandora. In a recent interview with MovieWeb, Stephen Lang, who plays Quaritch, discussed what his character faces in the upcoming film, Fire and Ash. He explained that these new relationships on Pandora represent uncharted territory for Quaritch.
The colonel is mainly feeling confused, which is unusual for him. He’s trying to understand these feelings, which he thought he’d put behind him a long time ago. He’s experiencing them again, and isn’t happy about it, especially when dealing with Spider and Varang. It’s a new situation for him, and one he’s not comfortable with.
Stephen Lang’s Character in ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Has One Constant in Sam Worthington’s Jake Sully
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Throughout all three Avatar movies, the conflict between Quaritch and Jake Sully has remained a central theme. They started as allies, but quickly became enemies. Now, with Quaritch inhabiting a Na’vi body, their relationship is even more complex. Stephen Lang, the actor who plays Quaritch, told MovieWeb that their rivalry is becoming increasingly layered. He described a specific scene that perfectly captures the current state of their complicated dynamic.
His connection with Jake Sully likely deepened because their relationship is complicated – it’s more than just animosity. There’s a scene where Jake is imprisoned and I confront him, telling him the betrayal felt personal. But Quaritch doesn’t see it as simple as that; he wonders why I’m making such a big deal out of it. I could have just said I’d see him later and walked away, but I wanted to address it directly.
The next Avatar movie, Fire and Ash, promises to be the most intense installment in James Cameron’s saga so far. Fans will be eager to see how Jake Sully, played by Sam Worthington, handles the new challenges, and how the character of Quaritch develops – particularly whether his connection to humanity will be pushed to its limits.
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