Pub Date: Unknown Pages: 617 Publisher: Beijing Joint Publishing Company Basic information Original Price: 68.00 yuan Author: () Schwarzenegger book. The first three movies were great.Ship out in 2 business day, And Fast shipping, Free Tracking number will be provided after the shipment.Paperback. ‘The Terminator’ was largely responsible for my success, so I always would look at it very fondly. “Someone has to come up with a great idea. I got the message loud and clear that the world wants to move on with a different theme when it comes to ‘The Terminator,’” he said. It’s wild.”Įlsewhere in the interview, Schwarzenegger maintained that while he might be done starring as the Terminator – a robot from the future alternately tasked with saving or destroying humanity, depending on which franchise installment you’re referring to – the franchise itself “is not done.” “So that’s where it started and where it ended up. He also said the line has followed him to this day, adding, “a few days ago, I was skiing in Aspen, and the concierge comes up asking me to say the line.”

This guy comes up and says, ‘Say the line!’” Schwarzenegger continued. Then we’ll choose one.”Īfter a few tries, of course, they ended up with one that worked. That’s what makes it work.”Ĭameron then instructed his star to “just say it 10 times. What makes it great is that you sound different than me or Charlie over there.

Schwarzenegger then remembered how he responded, telling his director that he told him how to act “every f**king minute!”īut in the end, of course, the outspoken director prevailed, when he told Schwarzenegger, “Arnold, you think it sounds weird. “I said, ‘I think it’s stronger to say, “I will be back.”’ Cameron said, ‘Are you the scriptwriter now? It’s just one word. “Jim Cameron and I were debating how to say the line because I was not comfortable with saying ‘I’ll,’” the former California governor reminisced.

In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter published on Tuesday, Schwarzenegger recalled how his line of dialogue in the film in which he utters “I’ll be back” was an “accident,” stemming from a disagreement he had with his director James Cameron. Arnold Schwarzenegger in “ The Terminator” – the 1984 science fiction movie that cemented the actor’s status as a box office juggernaut – is about as iconic as it gets, but it turns out one of the most memorable moments in the film came about by sheer chance.

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