By Jim Kiernan
NEW YORK, NY -- One of the biggest questions surrounding "Terminator Salvation" since it went into production was whether the original T-800, Arnold Schwarzenegger, would appear in the film.
Could Governor Schwarzenegger somehow take part in the latest entry in the franchise and 'be back' as the character that made him famous with looming issues of his availability to spend time away from his political duties and the necessity to look exactly as he did in the 1984 original film?
Access Hollywood's Nancy O'Dell sat down with "Terminator Salvation" director McG and star Christian Bale to discuss Schwarzenegger's involvement and his eventual approval of his role.
more »By Jim Kiernan
NEW YORK, New York -- While fielding questions from both the press and fans at New York Comic Con on Saturday, "Terminator Salvation" director McG was asked if Arnold Schwarzenegger would appear in the latest chapter of the franchise that made him famous for the line "I'll be back."
more »LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- It was a sci-fi lovers dream when Batman star Christian Bale stepped out for lunch with a former Batman baddie, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, in the Brentwood neighborhood of LA this past Sunday.
But what else do the men have in common? Read on to find out!
LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Being a superhero's not easy - even if you're only doing the voice of one, Reese Witherspoon told Access Hollywood's Shaun Robinson at the junket for her latest film, the animated "Monsters Vs. Aliens."
"They wanted me to sound like Arnold Schwarzenegger or Bruce Willis," she said. "I was like, how do you do that?!"
more »LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- A Congressional candidate has asked Tom Cruise, Julia Roberts, John Travolta and Steven Spielberg to sign a "no jets" pledge.
According to the Santa Monica Daily News, Marcy Winograd, a Democrat running for Congress in the 36th District, has written a letter asking the A-listers and Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, to refrain from flying in and out of Santa Monica Airport on private jets due to pollution the planes create for local residents in the surrounding communities.
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