Paul Moss

That's how much we... That's quite a lot of money.

That's quite a lot of money.

I presume that I have no way of knowing, but I presume that it's a similar number for this one.

But with Miley Cyrus' theme song for Avatar, Fire and Ash already nominated for a Golden Globe, there is hope that the series' musical legacy will continue.

If the audience tells us that they want an Avatar 4, I'm very much looking forward to doing that.

Mark Savage reporting.

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I'm Paul Moss.

Until next time, goodbye.

Untertitelung des ZDF für funk, 2017 Untertitelung des ZDF für funk, 2017 Under pressure to get their act together, the Christian Democrat leader Friedrich Merz announced that the two parties had reached a coalition agreement. And Mr. Merz had a message, he said, for President Trump.

Untertitelung des ZDF für funk, 2017 Untertitelung des ZDF für funk, 2017 Under pressure to get their act together, the Christian Democrat leader Friedrich Merz announced that the two parties had reached a coalition agreement. And Mr. Merz had a message, he said, for President Trump.

Of course, it's not just the US that the new German government has to convince. The far-right Alternative for Deutschland Party was excluded from coalition talks. But by chance, a survey out on Wednesday for the first time showed it to be the country's most popular. The AfD's many supporters will be furious to see the country's two established parties once again join forces in government.

Of course, it's not just the US that the new German government has to convince. The far-right Alternative for Deutschland Party was excluded from coalition talks. But by chance, a survey out on Wednesday for the first time showed it to be the country's most popular. The AfD's many supporters will be furious to see the country's two established parties once again join forces in government.

Political stability in Germany is likely to remain elusive.