Michelle Rodriguez Won’t Let James Cameron Put Her in ‘Avatar’ Sequels: It’s ‘Overkill’ to Come Back From the Dead Again
Michelle Rodriguez has declined an opportunity to star in the "Avatar" sequels, despite the potential benefits of starring in the highest-grossing film series. The actress, known for her roles in the "Fast & Furious" franchise, informed director James Cameron that he could not bring her character back to life for the sequels, stating that she has already experienced similar plotlines in her previous roles three times before. According to Rodriguez, a fourth resurrection would be "overkill." In the original "Avatar," Rodriguez played Trudy Chacón, a sympathetic combat pilot who sacrifices herself in the battle to assist the Na'vi in defeating human antagonists. Michelle Rodriguez recently revealed that she turned down the opportunity to star in the upcoming “Avatar” sequels, even though it's one of the biggest franchises in movie history. The reason behind her decision was that she didn't want to come back to life again in a movie,
