James Cameron is looking forward to the next chapter in his life as a New Zealand citizen, especially after Donald Trump was re-elected for a second term in the White House.

James Cameron is sickened by Donald Trump's re-election and is happy his New Zealand citizenship is "imminent." The Oscar-winning director appeared on "The F-ing News" podcast (via The Daily Beast) and was asked about his response to Trump becoming U.

Oscar-winning filmmaker James Cameron said Thursday he is “sickened” by President Trump’s reelection, adding it is “like watching a car crash over and over and over.”

Director James Cameron has plans to make his New Zealand residency permanent with full citizenship due to his feelings about the Trump administration.

The 3x Oscar winner recently revealed that his New Zealand citizenship is “imminent” after President Donald Trump was elected for a second term in November, noting the move is “something I’ve worked toward, something I’ve had to sacrifice for.”

America doesn’t stand for anything if it doesn’t stand for what it has historically stood for," the filmmaker said in a new interview

James Cameron has revealed his plans to up sticks and move to New Zealand because he’s just that ‘sickened’ by US President Donald Trump. The esteemed Hollywood filmmaker, 70, behind movies such as Titanic, Aliens, and Avatar, has said he’s been ‘working towards’ the move for some time.

"Avatar" franchise filmmaker James Cameron called the re-election of President Trump "horrific" and accused the president of "hollowing" out the country.