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- Arnold Schwarzenegger breaks down his most iconic characters, including his roles in 'The Terminator,' 'The Terminator 2: Judgement Day,' 'Predator,' 'Batman & Robin,' 'Pumping Iron,' 'Conan the Barbarian,' 'Twins,' 'Kindergarten Cop,' 'Jingle All the Way,' 'Total Recall,' 'True Lies' and 'Terminator: Dark Fate.'
TERMINATOR: DARK FATE IS IN THEATERS NOV. 1!
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What I like about him: *everything*
What I hate about him: *he's getting old and it's hard to see him go*
N0o worries we got cgi arnie
@DillyDyson007 you're not wrong. But they will forever remain in our hearts
Otaku Kun John Witherspoon passed pretty recently and he was around Arnold’s age :(
I can't even think about that day, it seems impossible
He doesn't have to go. He should stick to smaller scaled films, instead of Blockbusters. Eastwood showed how it is done, 30 years ago. But Arnold doesn't follow. Hope to see him in more down to earth movies.
I think his gravestone should read
"I'll be back"
Ima make that my gravestone
Actually it should read: "I will not be back"
@@QuantumPeter lol i guess that works too
@@QuantumPeter that would be dark but I like it
Maybe some day he'll be back
When Jim Cameron says NO to Arnold Schwarzenegger the rest is history.
no way you were here 6 hours ago. I love you man :)
Arnold, get to the choppa!!
@@joedon9758 Hasta la vista BABEY!
Lol apparently they were going to O.J. Simpson but they saw him as "too nice"
@@danskyl7279 tolk to da hand
There will never be an actor more iconic than arnold. He could play a killer robot, a commando, danny devitos twin, the first pregnant man, he can do comedy, he can do action, he ca do serious. An on top of that, there isn’t a more instantly recognizable face and voice than his.
I never saw junior 2
The fact that he's done all that, been the face of the golden age of bodybuilding, and a fairly positive governor of one of the most influential states in the USA, he's basically solidified himself as an icon. A flawed icon, but I think his flaws make him more approachable, more genuine.
He was also the real governor of California.
Agree 💯
Marilyn Monroe could rival him in being that iconic
Notice how Schwarzenegger talks so little about himself and praises all of his colleagues? A class act.
haha
No wonder his maid liked him so much
That original poster can't be serious.
@@tontoepstein6860 All due respect, I am serious. Obviously, this video is just a snapshot into his career, and a few hours in his actual life given to GQ, but I really respect how he regularly lavishes praise on his coworkers, not just the actors, but how he can just whip out the names of crew members, writers, directors, special effects artists, everybody who made him the star he is today. How is that not presented in this video?
That's because he knows he got lucky to have an acting career
me: I love milk
arnold: I hate milk, milk is for babies
me: i hate milk
I hate milk too.
@iSlayEskimos No, drinking a glass of milk *with ice* is weird.
iSlayEskimos amen brother
Lots of juice
@iSlayEskimos If milk wasn't drinkable, that'd beat the whole purpose of milk and cookies for Santa Clause
Arnold Schwarzenegger as T-800 is top 5 best casting choice ever.
Arnold Schwarzenegger- T-800
Robert Downey Jr- Iron Man
Keanu Reeves- John Wick
Ben Affleck- Batman
Morgan Freeman- Jules Winnfield
@@DctctxI thought Sam L Jackson was Jules
Robert Patrick as T-1000
I have a hard time wrapping my head around the idea that someone actually told Arnold that he would never be a leading man. It's pretty inspiring to know that against all odds he managed to prove them wrong by becoming one of, if not THE biggest action star of all time.
Not to mention he then went on to become a governor in a foreign state, I dont care what his politics are or if he boned his maid, this guy is a prime example of what a human can do
@@themug406 Haha this cracked me up but can't agree more. Being a non-American I never truly understood the widely popularized term "American Dream" until I witnessed Arnold's story. He's the true embodiment of a man who is 100% responsible for his own success.
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That's what they do. Yet to squish your dreams until you prove them wrong
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fun fact: OJ Simpson was considered for the role of the Terminator but James Cameron didn’t think he’d be believable as a killer
Boy was he wrong
OJ does look very much so like the "friendly neighbor" type. I think this was one of the many reasons his murder case was so infamous
Jet fuel can't melt steel beams
Boy, did he proved him wrong
@@jmbkpo This guy gets it.
The man has lived a dozen lifetimes in his 70 years.
Agreed
Jeff Wilson moves to a new country, becomes famous for working out, marries a famous American, becomes and action star, and held public office.
bassage13 Jesus man, pessimism at it’s finest
@Killer Fists And Feet I know right... He even played a role where he was the governor of California for 8 years. He was really convincing in that, it almost seemed real.
@@bassage13 Then stop drinking.
I love how happy he is to tell his story about the movies he made. He is one of my favorites.
He's always been very happy to talk about himself
Most people are. Why shouldn't he be
Terminator 2 is still one of the best movies of all time. I was about 8 and a half when I saw it in the movie theater. Blew my mind. Still holds up to this day.
He did terrific with his costars in that sequel.
100% agree. His portrayal of the stoic killer robot is absolutely iconic. "Your clothes, give them to me"
That was James Cameron's golden age of film making. He is an undisputed genius, but he made the best movies between 80s and 2000s.
It's my favourite movie of all time.
Me; "I think i'm gonna click off early."
Arnold; "Stick around."
I was quite literally halfway through asking myself if I should turn in for the night when I saw this.
Me I am gonna only watch 2 minutes
Me after 9 hours: Watched entire his workout routines, training plans and diets and started put together my new year resolutions.
Data Dino me after 5 years: look like hulk
@@datadino8622 Why would you go into a 30 minute segment and willingly only watch 2 minutes? Why not pick some other content that's two minutes?
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“I’m not afraid to fail”. Proceeds to succeed in everything he touches.
Terminator dark fate🤔
@@dylanporter8105 he did succeed in all his career endeavors
@@dylanporter8105 he was still the only good thing about that movie
Batman and Robin...
I think most people don't get how smart Arnold is, he's so well informed too
I never realized how many of Arnold's movies that I had seen until watching this. I loved them all...drama, action & comedy! My favorites have been Predator, Kindergarten Cop, Total Recall & True Lies.
Same, I have seen nearly all of them, and man is really lucky to be both action but also comedic hero, I really like that side of Arnold too
Also Eraser
I love those movies too 😊
Terminator (1 & 2) are the best
He is such a class act. Not only is he insanely self aware and willing to grab the bull by the horns, but he owns his quirks and recognizes that a big part of what has made him iconic is the accent and he doesn't take it the wrong way that people impersonate him and he sees it for the appreciation that it is. Really down to earth guy
Was he a class act when he banged the nanny, knocked her up, and then denied it?
And I love Arnold but come on…
Or when he said “Screw Your Freedom?”
@@leeartlee915people make mistakes lol nobody on this planet is perfect
@@carbon_no6damn straight screw your worthless illusion of freedom when millions of lives are at stake
Arnold’s most iconic role is Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Just as comfortable with the taxi driver as with POTUS. A man of the people.👏
Pumping Iron, then
He also said " Screw your freedom"
@@cLaUdiALeE77 Yeah I heard about that. I also heard that he was being taken out of context though, so maybe it’s not what it seems. Hopefully he had good intentions behind what he said.
@@quyengordonpoochsmith9622 clearly they're actually talking about when he played himself, but with the name Conan.
"I didn't kill anyone in Terminator 2... just broke their backs or whatever"
Haha!
Or shot their legs
me: walk it off-oh wait
"He'l live!" 😂
Didn't he stabs a guy in the back when he enters the bar and get the leather suit and the motorcycle??
@@rodrigobittar7940 He'll live.
@@rodrigobittar7940 that was 2 i think. They took the original bar sequence.
Amazing his accent hasn’t totally faded over the years, crazy!
I think since he knew everybody stopped caring about his accent he stopped trying to get rid of it
well my theory is you never truly lose your native accent except in childhood as your voice is still developing by that time. by adulthood your voice is fully developed
im pretty sure he works with a voice coach so that the accent stays
@@Unstoppable4rce that's make no sense
@@TyeArtisikWhy not? His accent is iconic and part of his appeal. If he lost it for a normal american accent, I think he would lose some of his mojo. It helped make him a star!
Gotta love Arnold, he's broken so many "you cant" and that is just amazing!
"Anyone else think they can move to Austria, learn the language, become famous for working out, become a movie star, marry into their royalty, then hold public office?"
- Bill Burr
Bill Burr's a brilliant comedic genius and I know that it's part of the point that he is making but in no way is that a fair comparison.
You can't compare Austria to a country like America.Even Arnold has said that what he did in America wouldn't have been possible in any other country and that it certainly wouldn't have been possible if he stayed in Austria.
Im homeless and Broke...and that's Close enough
That was cool career accomplishments. Just disappointing his moral/personal life nosedived. He was screwing the nanny/housekeeper and splintered his family. He had a pretty, loyal wife and teenagers and went and got the housekeeper preggers with another son.
@@coriannm318 we all have weaknesses. he has more strengths than most.
@Joe Parziale
Because as it is fun to for a second believe in something ridiculous for a joke, it's also fun to overanalyze it
The American Dream, right here. An Austrian who was told he’d never make it big because of his foreign accent, becomes the biggest action star of all time, and also a governor of California.
No way he is the personification of the American dream he's just an exceptions.
I call it the Austrian Dream. It's not the first time an Austrian left the country and became well known all around the world 😉
@@thewatchman2515 OOh the painter with the mustach.
@@jsaus21 haha allthough he is not the only one, he is propably one of the most famous Austrian/German 😬
@don james the world
Arnold is the absolute action legend of the 90s... their was not an actor more famous.. he is honestly a master at acting and all his movies are masterpieces (especially t1 and t2)
Seeing him age is rough, I’ve watched him since Conan and he has been someone I’ve looked up to my whole life for inspiration! Love this guy!
When I served in the USMC, and was stationed in Okinawa I purchased his book on bodybuilding, he was inspirational, and I still see this in him. My Son plays ‘Pumping Iron’ before he goes in his garage to workout. He said the Documentary motivates him.
why is it rough? this man will still bench press you bro
Seeing someone not age is tough because that means they are dead
@@JOSH2625 no he really can’t now. Coming off the juice.
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Arnold: "and they tried to copy it, someone tried to do a remake of it, how stupid is that"
he is such a savage 😂
Seriously, Total Recall did NOT need remade..
Hes absolutely right!
If there's one thing you can say about him, he's brutally honest, and his honesty is the truth.
I must admit that I was still entertained by that movie. Maybe it helped that I didnt watch the original.
@@Waldherz people make it up to be really terrible. i don't think it is. i'm glad that you enjoyed it. you should see the original. maybe you'll like it more than the remake
For me his accent is what helped him become an even bigger star. It's unique and iconic.
I think it helped him sound like a machine in terminator.
His first movie was Hercules in New York and they dubbed over his voice because of his accent.
I think his accent also helped make some of his lines rememberable.
@@PBrannon86 Get to the chopper!!!!
@@ryanhampson673 Didnt they also dub his voice for a German dub of something because his accent is more country boy than actual German (or something like that, I forget exactly what it was)
I can't overstate how influential Arnie has been to me, growing up in the late 80's/early 90's and watching all of his movies with my dad are some of my favorite childhood memories.
Same !!
I consider "Commando" to be the greatest pure action film ever made. I wish he would have talked about that one.
Even when people are joking about him, this man comes out on top. When we hear an Austrian accent, we don't think "Austrian accent", we think "Arnold voice".
Tha Ahnold.
He used people not believing in him and being underestimated to his advantage and as a strength.
Arnold has long been a big motivation for me to succeed in my dreams and aspirations of becoming a successful writer,entrepreneur and businessman.
normies to an Austrian: oh i love your Austrain accent
me to an Austrian: hey nice Arnold voice
oh, stop idolizing someone you never even met already
It's so shocking to me how Arnold has only been in one Predator movie but he feels like such an integral part of the franchise
@Mark Freeman fr fr
Because he is. If not for him the film would not have been successful and there would not be a continued franchise.
only one john directed too.. other one are crap
Wait. There were other Predator movies?!
@@alexbaum2204 💀
The amount of emblematic films Arnold stared is just staggering. I literally grew up watching his films, and most of them many times. What a legendary actor!
Absolutely no doubt that Arnold is one of those rare global movie stars who’re nothing short of national treasure themselves.
I love that despite how famous he is and how many people he met, he can still name drop the guys he worked with 40+ years ago.
Well, I'm also sure he gets a "what to expect" before the show lol
name dropping is for some Mr nobody talking about his famous friends I don't think it applies here
“Did you ever kill anybody?”
“Yeah but they were all bad”.
Lol my favorite line in True Lies
My favorite line in True Lies was:
"You're fired."
*Why make the digstion?*
@@Swerzuh Awesome scene. Arnie in the cockpit of the Harrier and the bad guy hanging off the missile. That was a 1994 film which was a product of the 80s action era that still held up very well. For me True Lies and Speed were the last great action films.
One of my favourite films. Dana!!!!!
@@Swerzuh Battery aziz
He spoke about 10+ iconic roles and he could have added 3 more easily: Commando, The Running Man and Total Recall. What a career.
He did talk about Total Recall, though.
@@metaldlWAIT A MINUTE. HE DIDN'T TALK ABOUT THE 1996 BLOCKBUSTER FILM "E R A S E R" WITH ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER FOR WARNER BROS. AT ALL, YOU KNOW. 🤨
@@DomoniqueStewart3936he mentioned it when talking about Batman & Robin
The only part of Batman and Robin was Arnold saying every ice pun in existence.
Me: "The writing for Schwarzenegger movies is either cheesy or just bad"
Arnold : "The writing was genius"
Me: "The writing was genius"
See he just sways your opinion.
@@liukang3545 what?
T2 is a writing masterclass.
in other words you're a likehunter with no willpower.
I don't think anyone would say the T1, T2, or predator are badly written
Honestly Arnold’s acting in T2 was spectacular and the movie itself is a timeless masterpiece
@Randominator bad opinion
@Randominator oh I misunderstood what you were saying, I agree.
Terminator 2 is indeed an alltime classic
Kid-"you can't just go around killing people!"
Arnie-"why?"
Kid-"because you just can't ok?!?"
Arnie- "why??"
@Randominator I liked it but the score is very dated now. I like everything else about T2 more but the score stands out the most for me.
Arnold Schwarzenegger *LEGEND!* , I was born in 96 and all the movies he mentioned brings the memories come back because I've watched every single of them, simply an Awesome actor and inspiration!
Arnold Schwarzenegger has got to be one of the greatest men of all time
Arnold is really special, especially if you consider he is an Austrian immigrant. Sports sensation? He was THE Mr. Universe. Celebritiy? He was one of the most influential actors of his time and one of the most like actors since the 80s. Politician? He literally was the Governor of California, the state with the highest population by far. He literally played all the levels life has to offer(BTW he is also a very succesful business man, writer and producer).
“A great man.” -Bill Burr
Amazing
Too bad his sane politics collapsed.
jajajajaja no mames
"i'm not afraid of Failure."
the sole reason why this man's carrer blew up so much... even his bad movies are great, cause he just gave it his all.
Ye he is really the best thing in every movie he is in .... except as Mr.Freeze ofcourse but then everyone worked on the downfall off that flick
@@easygrin1127 but Mr Freeze entertainig to wach at lest.
@@easygrin1127 we all know it was not his fault
@@therealrobin8128 no with a good director Arnold would have actually been great for the part
training to failure is the key to muscle growth ;)
He’s 73 but seems healthy as ever. God I hope he lives another 30 years. He’s one of the all time greats.
Steroids only harm the weak
I really don’t want him to pass away. ):
@HJ Gaming he looks 50 and Keanu looks 30
@@phillipmorgenthaler he didnt abuse steroids and worked hard enough to nullify any side effects, and he got rich and famous while doing it, unlike random muscle heads with negative IQ that kill themselves only to look like a ninja turtle
He is one of the best
I'm really impressed after doing so many films he still remembers the directors and incidents that happened on set. A truly gem of an actor.
He aged very well. He still has a lot of hair. He is still recognizable and he still keeps himself in shape wich is great.
He has a good sense of humor too!
He is a great man to look up to and to be inspired by.
Being rich as f helps with the aging process
ma man hit the DBol Primo like a champ and stayed healthy LEGEND
@@legitbeans9078 Or a good mindset
“Screw your freedoms”… that threw everything out the door.
Bruh he was what, mister universe? To keep going to the gym would be pretty natural. That said even now he probably has more strength in his nondominant arm than I do in my entire body half his age
I think most people don't get how smart Arnold is, he's so well informed too
Funny how he was the Governor of California
Harvard isn't known for letting in dummies
I think most people who say "most people", mostly mean themselves.
and most people will find that a bit ironic.
kosmique I mean I always thought he was smart but you can think whatever you want.
The way Arnie talks about his co stars an directors it’s like he is not a big star. He is so respectful. Legend
He also credits the directors all the time. He is very confident, and knows he has nothing to prove anymore. Indeed a legend.
I know a guard who worked security as his bodyguard for a few months.
By all accounts, he really is a genuine stand up guy. He regrets sleeping with his maid greatly but, he never sexually assaulted anyone, he's never been a violent person. He really is a genuine lovely guy who made a mistake. He's one of the most down to earth celebrities around.
@@rainmanslim4611 well explained
Spinel with an ugly mot wasn’t even worth it
While he's the face of the film, he acknowledges he's nothing without the production team.
True Lies is a movie I re-watch about once a year. Love that one. Sure wish the Blu-Ray would see the light of day on that one.
Terminator 2 will be shown at my local cinema. I'll be there to finally enjoy a good action movie on the big screen again. Thanks to everybody und danke Arnold!
He is awesome with Linda Hamilton.
As Bill Burr said: "This guy has been in the zone for over 40 years"!
Shooting nothing but net!
Kirin Fellwinter riight. i was just thinking of the lines “if this man is an idiot what am i” and “how many lifetimes would it take to accomplish what this man has”
I loved that Bill Burr special lol! But it's true, It's impressive what Arnold has accomplished in his life.
Yeah, thats a really nice bit he did... so classic the fact the audience moans at the beginning....
You try it! Move to a foreign country, learn the language, get famous for lifting weights, become a movie star, marry into the royal family, become a successful politician... I forget the rest
"I am not afraid of failure."
A very rare condition.
yet very common among the successful
go figure
@@Jesse__H depends what u consider someone successful, still rare nonetheless
An entrepreneur imagines new things nobody has tried and then takes risks most people would fear to reap a potential gain most people don't dream they could deserve.
There's nothing you can't deserve. And failures can be a gold mine of learning. My book is on Amazon!
@@j_freed I liked your TED talk
So rare that they completely ignored T3 and Genisys.
I saw Total Recall opening day at Studio City. It was playing in all theaters and the line was wrapped around the block. It was the only time I ever got that kind of experience and it was awesome.
Predator is a masterpiece. Love to see what happened to Dutch after all these years.
😮
It was filmed in Mexico.
Arnold is the epitome of 80s-90s blockbuster action. He defined a particular genre by being himself.
a nice way of saying he is one dimentional and can't act
@@Good-Enuff-Garage we don't hear this about Jason Statham tho why only Arnie
He's a genre unto himself!
it's a european thing...americans praise themselves
@@thdoom81 he's more American than Austrian
Arnold: "Get to the computah and click on the video! Do it, do it now!"
haha, "Do it naah-oow" is the line I use all the time!
Lol i can actually hear the voice in my head as well as i read this comment
and we just did.
heard it in his voice in my head and could't stop laughing
😂🤣
Edward Furlong ruled that movie T2. I think it was his first movie. He did a phenomenal job.
“Look I don’t correct your acting so don’t correct my writing” 😂😂😂
It's the job of a director to correct acting though
Your mom
Funniest thing to me is that he was technically right.
You'd think a machine WOULD say, "I will be back", instead.
wannatradepants yea but directors don’t write that’s the writer lol
@@nightk3717 James Cameron writes and directs though.
He's another legend just like Arnold. He worked as a truck driver while writing his first scripts. Never went to film school.
I think Terminator 2 is one of the best action movies of all time.
Terminator: sifi horror movie
T2: sifi action movie
T3: sifi comedy movie
best action movie is Predator
It’s one of the best movies overall
N3LGG Yep it’s a fact that it’s voted top 10 best movie of all time
Yes.
I've had so much great pleasure watching Jingle All the Way when it first arrived in movie theatres, and was the first time I'd ever seen Arnold Schwarzenegger do something that wasn't Terminator 2 or True Lies. It's one movie that will make a wonderful addition to my ever-growing DVD library, and I hope one day I'll land a copy.
One of Arnold's movies that I missed was Total Recall. I finally watched it recently and loved it. One of my favorite childhood movies that I didn't actually watch until I was an adult.
I could listen to Arnie tell stories all day what a legacy he's created for himself
I think that is hilarious he reminds me so much of Trump yet you love Arnold because he is "nice" but the same ego just different words. Shows alot about your comprehension of life and lack there of.
@@bruderschweigen6889 I like Trump so 🤷♂️
@@ThirdPlaceEntertainment well maybe I'm a little racist haha i should stop generalizing people but that's not gonna happen let's be real.
Despiser Despised I mean... you can’t ruin a franchise if your the one who created it
@Despiser Despised No he didn't. SJW Hollywood is doing its best though.
Batman and Robin is a universally hated movie and Arnold doesn't say a single disparaging word about it. Nothing but respectful words for his fellow actors, directors and even studio execs. True professional.
For me it's one of those bad but still entertaining movie to watch.
@@KWPZ21 I can’t help but enjoy how awful it is
I actually love that movie and I've seen every single batman movie ever made even the 1960s tv show
is that the bat credit card stuff?
@@rbg75 , yeah. And the bat-nipples.
I just absolutely love this guy🤩🤩 he’s so inspiring, his comedies were hilarious, I love his lines, “hasta la vista baby,” and, “I’ll be back.”😁😁😁🤩 gets me all the time. It would have been nice if he talked about my favorite film junior and how he reacted to his scripts and what he thought of the idea of him as a pregnant man
It was silly to make him pregnant in junior.
T2 is probably now in history as the best sequel ever made!
Still holds up
🍻
Everyone
"You will never get the leading roles"
Arnold
"Stick around"
beat me outta me you are a god
😂
I heard he's voice in my head instantly when I read this.
I was thinking he would say
"A'll be back"
He keep on pumping
I can’t believe a beer company didn’t jump on the “milk is for baby’s” thing with Arnold in the commercial. That could be a really great ad campaign for beer lol!!
MaN beer could possibly be even bigger than ever
Honestly, there's probably some advantages to lifting weights drunk. You're not going to feel as much pain, and you'll be able to push your body harder. Of course, it seems like there would be some risks as well.
@@imnotmike to say nothing of the confidence boost
@@imnotmike it would be kinda dangerous because you need to be careful when using free weighs. Could accidentally drop one on yourself lol
Well you have to remember Arnold wasnt a giant star when he said that. In fact he was completely unknown outside of the weight lifting community in the 1970s.
Terminator - I was 9 years old. It still resonates in my memory - Amazing!
James Cameron is a maestro of a Director. His vision and creativenessis to the next level. He is genius and there wont be another!
The fact that Total Recall was a personal passion project for Arnold makes me smile. Makes his performance even more charming.
tOP 3 aRNOLD MOVIE IN MY OPINION.
"Somebody made a remake, how dumb was that?"
That was the funniest thing he said in the interview. (for me)
Total recall is like my favourite movie he was in. Can’t believe they made a remake.
@@theisgood0 Loved that movie so much as a kid that i was actually excited for the remake when it came out...Boy was i disappointed..
The most quotable movie star of all time!
Not at all.. Robert England is. Freddie Kreuger
Steve Michael what are u stupid
Steve Michael yes at all
If not of all time ,he DEF has more catch phrases than Freddy frickin Kruger
What quotes does freddy has? Ive seen them all but what stood out ? Hmm
An actual living legend. Love you Arnold thanks for everything
I love how Schwarzenegger has never been like a really good actor, but he's got a charm that somehow makes whatever he is in good. It's right on that line of irony and brilliance.
He's an awesome actor aswell :)
You don't want to give a bad review to someone who can break you in half.
It’s the difference between an actor and a movie star. Neither’s a bad thing.
i think that arnold chose his roles better than stallone did. arnold knew he wasn't the best actor but he found parts where he wasn't talking a ton and his accent didn't ruin his lines. stallone, because of rocky, thought he was better than he was. anyway, taxi driver should have won the oscar for best picture but the oscars are lame so whatever.
@AGuyCalledDis Jonathan Rys-Davies has that.
There's just something about the way he says "It's not a tumor"
That makes it so iconic
It's not a tuna
TUMAAA
ITS NAWT A TÜMAH
Yeah he did recently mention that the way he said it in his accent made the kids laugh
it's not a toomah!
Arnold is a legend no doubt!
But, not a legend in politics.
He talks about all the things that happen when you make movies, enriching us with neat and interesting inside and hyper credible knowledge, all the while he is complimenting others and enjoying his adventure, wow. It's pretty cool. Arnold is super neat telling these stories :)
He is still so passionate about everything after all these years. what a legend!
even infidelity?
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Commando!! “Remember when I said I would kill you last?”-“I lied”.... that’s still one of the best ever!
Ooooooo Lalaaaaaaaaaa
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😂
Let off some steam Bennett!!!
Funny one-liners. They could have done a better job though by not showing the cable attached to Sully's ankle before Arnold dropped him. Or not filming the springboards when the bad guys get blown up in the yard fight. Or how the banged up Porsche was miraclously whole again when Arnold and Rae Dawn drove off after Sully got dropped. Other than that the movie was okay. My personal favorite are still Conan the Barbarian, Predator and all of the Terminator movies Arnold played in.
What a great career. I wish he had talked about the Exendables and working with all those other action movie heroes. Particularlly Stallone.
Sad to think one day I’ll live in a world without this man
At that point at least he will live on in the films he has been in.
10 seconds before I read this, I thought this.
Ever wonder what it would be like to die? Say, in a plane crash...
He is a Terminator he can't die
He doesn’t die I don’t think
I can't believe they've skipped Commando. That's the film he has started acting the way he acted in other films afterwards.
And predator
@@PsychoKillertheGame Predator is on 20:50
lol i couldnt find my reply after i wrote it i saw that part lol. Thanks tho 👍
Not to mention The Running Man. Yet they include Batman & Robin.
They also left out The Running Man.
I laughed out loud with pure joy when he said “the line”. Man I love that.
23:46: I remember Dino De Laurentiis is not only the owner of Total Recall, but he was also the producer of the first King Kong remake (the original released in 1933), released in 1976, and also starring Jeff Bridges. Plus, it was the debuting role of Jessica Lange.
This man was 40 when he did Predator and 43 in Kindergarten cop. He was trekking through the jungle @ 40 looking better than most of us in our 20s! What a professional.
Beer 🍺. Real beer that is.
He still looks better than me
He looks 18 in Conan the Barbarian!
@All_lives_matter, reject fabricated racism by govt Yep along with good genetics.lol
I love how detailed he is in his memory. Every name and moment comes back to him right away. He’s a smartly attentive guy and you can tell how important his career is to him.
but cant remember kevin peter hall just only as a basketball player
Johnny Mocny he is a great man. There are very few actors I would want to meet and he is one of them.
Except “Edward Furlong” or even “John Connor”. Lol. He just calls him “the kid”.
Yeah, cause editing dont exist.
You dont think he was prepared for this interview? Also like somebody else said there's editing to smooth it out. No way people are this naive.
What a great interview. Arnold is such a great man. Thank you
The amount that Arnold shaped my movie tastes growing up is unbelievable. He's the bar by which I always measured action movies, even now. I love him, he's a treasure. Kindergarten Cop was the first that I remember growing up but then I immediately had to watch Terminator, Predator, True Lies (many things that were NOT age appropriate for me) because I needed more. When Expendables came out, I needed to be in theatres to see him, Bruce and Sly on screen together exchanging quips! Perfection
"I never killed anyone in Terminator 2, just broke their backs"
or whatever :D
"Still alive!" (pops up behind a sand dune)
I'd rather be dead than get my knee caps blown off at the age of 60.
You'll never be an actor Arnold, you're just too ripped.
Arnold: Hold my stein of beer
"hold my beer stein, Weinstein"
I was like 100
Such a badass, makes me want to drink beer and lift weights and laugh at the tiny little men!
Listening to him talk about Batman and Robin the same way as T2 Judgement Day shows that even when he's in a stinker, Arnie still supports the movie
Lmao, the shade he throws on the Total Recall reboot was hilarious.
It will never be as good as the 1990 version. Never.
@You Toobe That was a pretty rude response. All the guy did was give their opinion on the movie.
I liked the reboot
reymondiscool ayyy lightning!
haha the cause the reboot was garbage, what made them think it was gonna be good, original total recall people still talk about it today, who talks about the reboot? no one
This dude does the best "Arnold Schwarzenegger" voice of all. Each line is spot on. It's amazing.
Nagnullat I disagree.
Jake X He’s just trying too hard
I'm just hovering around this comment, waiting for a chance to say "whoosh"
J C don’t. Dead and obnoxious meme
How did they not mention Commando?
Because Arnold eats green berets for breakfast and right now he’s very hungry.
Yeah, I was waiting on that one too. But it's probably considered toxic masculinity in this day and era. Just look what they've done to Andrew Tate for tryna bring that back
Will never know what someone is like without getting to know them, but he always comes across so well, love listening to his interviews.
the whole, "I'll be back / I will be back" thing is great, because I completely agree with Arnold here, but it's ridiculous how iconic the line is, and couldn't be anything else. definitely cemented in cinema history
A lot of movie actors uses that very same line, even mentioned the terminator a lot.
Arnold really REALLY likes to get into character. Conan is perhaps the best example of this where he was more or less an uncredited director for that particular film with how involved he was and how he wanted to portray the character.
Terminator is no exception so naturally, he brought a “machine” like performance including the lines and mannerisms.
I mean, while we all love "I'll be back" line, we wouldn't even know it could've been differen,t should they go with "I will" version in a script. Then we'd think it couldn't be anything else than "I will".
I taught my parrot to say "Ill be back, " and "Hasta la vista, baby."
Honestly, I think Arnolds way is better because it sounds more robotic just like he said. Iconic nevertheless
I love how he has a healthy self esteem for his own talents and achievements, while still being very down to earth.
Balanced self image. Not too proud not too humble
Same with Keanu Reeves
He's gone on record as saying I'm not modest because I'm a winner and winners aren't modest. He's a leo lol.
Down to Mars maybe. I think you have the wrong bio.
Haha this guy is everything but not down to earth
T2...I loved that movie. Watched it at the theater 6 times. It was a great movie!
Its cool that Arnie does a lot of his own stunts almost on a Tom Cruise level. Good call not doing the horse jumping the fountain stunt!
Arnold's stunts were nowhere near Tom Cruise's level. 😂
If Jackie Chan won a lifetime achievement Oscar, hopefully Arnold will too.
Who even cares about the Oscars anymore at this point, total hacks.
Ye he was best action movie actor of our lives
Baz The Storyteller it’s a travesty
Well, Arnold and Jet Li are buddies in "The Expendables" saga
Last Action Hero is criminally underrated
So it's The running man
Last Action Hero was hilarious
I love that movie it’s worth owning on Blu-ray
One of my favorites.
It was fun & ambitious, but Woody Allen should've gotten some recognition because it was so much like his underrated movie, "The Purple Rose of Cairo."
Arnie you are a legend mate, I can't say I love every one of your movies but you're just a top bloke.
@ 9:40... it's always cool to hear actors who made a movie line iconic because it never fails that the person who said the line originally thought it was either dumb or stupid and was really ready to trash it and say something else but somehow, they kept it read it and the rest is history