The first trailer for the third Avatar film, Avatar: Fire and Ash, was unveiled at CinemaCon in Las Vegas. The video, which was pre-recorded and introduced by James Cameron, provides a preview of Jake Sully and Neytiri’s ongoing adventure on the moon of Pandora.
Release Date
December 19, 2025 is when Avatar 3 will be released. Three years after Avatar: The Way of Water and sixteen years after the original Avatar, that is. The 2015 release date of the threequel has been postponed ten years, with a total of nine delays.
A New Trailer
To watch the trailer, CinemaCon attendees were given 3D glasses. The public has not yet been able to view the video. Two new Na’vi clans are revealed in the trailer, which opens on Pandora. The Wind Traders use vehicles that resemble balloons to live in the skies. The Ikran animals that fly are ridden by the Fire People. One of the Na’vi is hit by a flaming arrow during a clash between the clans.
Storyline
After The Way of Water ends, the movie continues. Neytiri and Jake Sully are still fighting the Resources Development Administration (RDA). The Ash People are another new foe the family must contend with. The story takes place in a variety of places, such as mountains, forests, skies, and oceans. The Metkayina are a water-based Na’vi clan that Jake and Neytiri turn to for assistance.
Cast
Main Protagonists
- Sam Worthington – Jake Sully
- Zoe Saldaña – Neytiri
- Sigourney Weaver – Kiri
- Britain Dalton – Lo’ak
- Trinity Jo-Li Bliss – Tuktirey
- Jack Champion – Spider
- Kate Winslet – Ronal
- Cliff Curtis – Tonowari
- Bailey Bass – Tsireya
- Filip Geljo – Ao’nung
- Duane Evans Jr. – Rotxo
Returning Supporting Characters
- CCH Pounder – Mo’at
- Joel David Moore – Dr. Norm Spellman
- Stephen Lang – Colonel Miles Quaritch
- Giovanni Ribisi – Parker Selfridge
- Dileep Rao – Dr. Max Patel
- Matt Gerald – Corporal Lyle Wainfleet
New Additions
- David Thewlis – Peylak
- Oona Chaplin – Varang
- Edie Falco – General Frances Ardmore
- Brendan Cowell – Captain Mick Scoresby
- Jemaine Clement – Dr. Ian Garvin
