**rjung **
i think so.
round about the time the supermodel was questioning ms danes and arnie rammed loken, somehow totally missing claire. (unless you’re thinking of clothes?)
Per copyright law, if he created it, he owns it, UNLESS he sold it off. He had writing credits for the first two, so I would guess that he would legally be considered the copyright holder (until such time as he sold the franchise).
Well, in my book that’s a pretty big “nothing”… ??
But it doesn’t really answer my question. Was he involved with T3 at all, or did he sell it off?
As I understand it Cameron owned half of the rights and sold them to Gale Anne Hurd. Carolco Pictures had the other half and Gale sold her half to them. Carolco co-founders Mario Kassar and Andy Vajna own the rights completely as far as I know . . .
So Cameron had half, sold it, wanted it back, couldn’t get it, and they made the flick anyway.
DaLovin’ Dj