Avatar: The Way of Water reintroduced Stephen Lang's Colonel Miles Quaritch as the villain of the franchise by reviving him as a Na'Vi clone. This begins a bold new journey for him as he continues to ...

Because Stephen Lang‘s antagonistic Miles Quaritch died at the end of Avatar, his return for the sequel seemed bound to feature big changes. Indeed, as we’ve known for a while now, he’s a Recom — an ...

The Avatar movies have a big problem, and its name is Miles Quaritch. James Cameron has kept this villainous colonel around for three films, and it doesn’t look like he’s leaving anytime soon. Despite ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Avatar: Fire and Ash producer says Quaritch’s hatred for Jake is not ‘as clear cut and dry’ Quaritch has served as the primary ...

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Editor's Note: The following article contains spoilers for 'Avatar: The Way of Water'When it was announced that Stephen Lang (Don't Breath) would be returning to the Avatar franchise, it's highly ...

Avatar: The Way of Water recently passed $2 billion at the worldwide box office, making the sequel a big enough hit to allow filmmaker James Cameron to shoot as many sequels as he likes. Audiences ...

Early in his career, Stephen Lang found himself in a similar club as the Jon Bernthal and Frank Grillo types, actors who exude a specific kind of alpha male, hyper-machismo energy through their ...

Avatar: The Way of Water brings back Stephen Lang as the very dead Colonel Miles Quaritch – but this is far from the Quaritch we know from the first movie. It's fair to say that Quaritch isn't exactly ...

Quaritch has served as the primary villain in the past two films. However, the third film will also introduce the Ash People, a fire clan led by Oona Chaplin’s Varang. It’s widely speculated that ...