James Cameron Interview, Part 32

"As a Canadian, the American dream had a very negative and pejorative connotation when I was growing up, because it was this kind of, you know, cultural imperialism. You know, I grew up in a border town on the other side of the border in Niagara Falls, Canada. But you know, since I moved to the United States at the age of 1,7 I actually feel very much like... I'm probably in my basic genetic nature much more American than Canadian because I really believe strongly in a lot of the traditional values of this country in terms of respecting individuals' rights. The rights to freedom of speech and a lot of the things that are in the basic fabric of this country."

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[Beckmen]

WHY does this need to be in 30= parts?

[magicalangel0]

I'm sorry, it's in .mov format, so I don't have a program that converts mov into windows media player. Otherwise, I would have combined all these short clips into one!! Trust me, I don't like like that either, but what can I do.

[1981z28camaro]

lol, what is he talking about? Canada has Freedom of Speech, and even if America says they have that, and it's written on paper, it doesn't matter, every time they try and speak openly, they get tazered or pepper sprayed, so why use that as a reason?

[Beckmen]

OK, understandable.