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James Cameron, Stephen Rivkin Photo: Governors Ball 2010



James Gianopulos, Stephen Rivkin, James Cameron

Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Governor James Gianopulos (left); Academy Award nominated (Avatar) editor Stephen Rivkin (center) and Academy Award nominee James Cameron (right) at the Governors Ball after the 82nd Annual Academy Awards at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood, CA on Sunday, March 7, 2010. James Cameron was up for three Oscars: as one of the producers of the Best Picture nominee Avatar, as the film's director, and as one of its editors. Avatar lost in all three categories to the Iraq War drama The Hurt Locker.

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