Fired from The Terminator

The actor Arnold Schwarzenegger recently gave an interview to The Hollywood Reporterwhere stated that he does not intend to return to the science fiction film franchise anytime soon Terminator. During the interview, he said that he noticed that the current audience is not showing interest in seeing him again as the robot T-800

“The franchise is not over. I ended (work on Terminator). I clearly understood that the world wants to move on to something different than Terminator. Someone needs to have a great idea.”, states.

_{Photo: Arnold Schwarzenegger. (Reproduction/Instagram/@schwarzenegger)}

The former governor of California, USA, expressed his gratitude for the series of films and praised the first three, although he was unable to participate in the fourth because he became governor. And despite being left out of ““Terminator: Salvation”, returned to the feature film for the last two films,”Genesis It is Dark Fate”however, he did not show high expectations.

“The Terminator was largely responsible for my success, so I always looked at him with great affection. The first three films were great. In the fourth film I didn't participate, because I was governor. And then films five (Genesis) and six (Dark Fate) didn't close the deal.”, he explained.

As of now, there is no information about new films in the franchise. However, the actor is returning to the screen with the release of the series “FUBAR” on Netflix and with the release of his documentary.

Remembering a little about the history of the science fiction franchise”Terminator”, the first film came out in 1984 and the last one premiered in cinemas in 2019. The franchise was directed by James Camern, Alan Taylor, Jonathan Mostow, Tim Miller and Mcg and had as producers the Paramout Pictures, Canal+ It is MORE.

Featured photo: Arnold Schwarzenegger. Reproduction/Instagram/@schwarzenegger