The Terminator

James Cameron, the mastermind behind "The Terminator," "Aliens" and "Titanic," has an exhibition opening in Paris yesterday showcasing his lesser-known skills with pencil and paper.

"The Art of James Cameron" is at the Cinematheque Francaise until January.

But there is still no need to fear for John Connor. "Terminator stories or real possibilities of them ever happening are at least several hundred years in the future," according to Jamshid Alamuti, co-founder of Pi School, where creativity and technology meet. He believes that people tend to think of AI development happening faster than it really is.

Turning over a few times in a car, falling from a high place, being engulfed in flames and jumping to another vehicle from a moving motorcycle are among the most dangerous and exciting scenes of films and TV series, and just part of the job for stuntmen. They live with the risk of death while performing their duty.