Sam Worthington attends ‘Man On A Ledge’ Los Angeles Premiere at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre on January 23, 2012 in Hollywood, California. You can go to the gallery to take a look and enjoy the photos.

Gallery Links:
– “Man On A Ledge” Los Angeles Premiere – After Party
– “Man On A Ledge” Los Angeles Premiere

Sam Worthington attends The Cinema Society & Gilt Man with Grey Goose screening of “Man on a Ledge” at the Tribeca Grand Hotel on January 19, 2012 in New York City. You can go to the gallery to take a look to the photos.

Gallery Link:
– The Cinema Society & Gilt Man With Grey Goose Host A Screening Of “Man On A Ledge”

I added some more new photos of Sam Worthington to the gallery so, you can go there to take a look and enjoy! More new photos are coming!

Gallery Links:
– The Jay Leno Show (January 18th, 2012)
– Studio Photoshoots > Set #032

I added some new photos of Sam Worthington to the gallery so, you can go there to take a look and enjoy!

Gallery Links:
– January 09th, 2012
– December 14th, 2011
– December 13rd, 2011

This Aussie hunk’s career got a huge boost when James Cameron cast him to play the lead role in his 2009 megahit Avatar. In the upcoming thriller Man on a Ledge, he plays an ex-cop and wanted fugitive who literally teeters on the ledge of a high-rise building while a police negotiator tries to talk him down. Here are five things you probably don’t know about Sam Worthington.

1. Born August 2, 1976 in southeastern England, he moved to Perth, Australia when he was six months old.

2. Sold all his possessions to pursue a career in Hollywood, and says he’s been living in hotels and crashing at friends’ houses ever since. He recently said he actually likes being a “gypsy” and has no plans to settle down and buy a permanent home anytime soon.

3. Made his Hollywood acting debut in 2000 in the military action series JAG.

4. Was a finalist to play James Bond in the 2006 film Casino Royale before Daniel Craig was cast.

5. Worked as a bricklayer before becoming an actor. [Source]

The upcoming sequel to James Cameron’s record-breaking film “Avatar” is going to showcase a whole new area of Pandora.

With the destruction of the Na’vi’s Hometree in the first flick, Jake Sully, Neytiri and the rest of the tribe are apparently going to be spending some quality time in the planet’s ocean. And, to try to keep the filmgoing experience as authentic as possible, Cameron would like to shoot those scenes underwater.

As an avid fan of diving, this is a passion project for Cameron, though he admitted to MTV News in the past that he likes to keep his work and extracurriculars separate. At least it’s not going to be all new to him, as Cameron previously said that he learned a few tricks from producing the underwater thriller “Sanctum.” The difficulty is trying to figure out how to do performance capture underwater, which is something he said has never been done before. Read full article.