James Cameron's looks over the years are so fan-sea! The question is ...
Here is a 44-year-old version of the Canadian filmmaker looking quite chipper and buttoned-up at the Writers Guild Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills back in 1998 .
This was just a few months after the release of his film"The Titanic," which turns 25 later this month! And 24 years later ... Cameron recently switched up his tie game -- but still dressed to impress -- at the world premiere of his newest movie"Avatar: The Way of Water" in London (
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