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James Cameron: Marriage is a learned art, not a fairy tale
27 Jan
Summary
- Cameron believes marriage is a learned art requiring active effort.
- He learned that making a partner happy means understanding their needs.
- Cameron admitted past relationships failed because he didn't choose well.
Director James Cameron has spoken about his marital history, including five past marriages before finding lasting happiness with his current wife, Suzy Amis Cameron. He described his earlier relationships as having long "decay curves" through separation and divorce, admitting he wasn't initially adept at marriage.
Cameron now views marriage as a "learned art," emphasizing the pact to actively strive for a partner's happiness, understanding what truly makes them content. He contrasted this with earlier, conditional love based on mutual reciprocation or personal benefit.
Reflecting on his divorces, the acclaimed director acknowledged being the "common denominator" in his past relationship failures. He realized that loving someone doesn't always equate to being able to coexist harmoniously, highlighting the importance of choosing partners who are compatible for long-term living.
