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Deepsea Challenge, originally titled Deepsea Challenge 3D, is a documentary released in 2014 [1] about filmmaker James Cameron's March 26,
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2012 descent in a custom-built submersible called the Deepsea Challenger to the deepest known ocean point on Earth known as Challenger Deep, located in the Marianna Trench.[2][3]
Produced by National Geographic and James Cameron, the film provides insight into the sub's development, and features interviews with James Cameron, scientists and engineers.
The film includes reality-show-like moments where Cameron scolds his engineering team for missing deadlines, flashbacks of a young Cameron using crayons to draw control panels on a cardboard box he imagined as a submarine.[4]
Worldwide Box Office revenue was $234, 990.[5]
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[edit]- ^ Bruno, John; Quint, Ray; Wight, Andrew (2014-08-21), Deepsea Challenge 3D (Documentary), James Cameron, Suzy Amis, Frank Lotito, National Geographic Entertainment, Disruptive LA, Earthship Productions, retrieved 2025-08-05
- ^ Bruno, John; Quint, Ray; Wight, Andrew (2014-08-21), Deepsea Challenge 3D (Documentary), James Cameron, Suzy Amis, Frank Lotito, National Geographic Entertainment, Disruptive LA, Earthship Productions, retrieved 2025-07-20
- ^ "The Film - DEEPSEA CHALLENGE". 2023-09-12. Retrieved 2025-08-05.
- ^ Megan Gannon (2014-08-06). "James Cameron's Deepest Ocean Dive Splashes onto the Big Screen". Live Science. Retrieved 2025-08-05.
- ^ "Access Disabled". www.the-numbers.com. Retrieved 2025-08-05.