Arnold Schwarzenegger Lands His First Post-Governator Role
By Dustin Rowles | Posted Under Trade News | Comments (5)
The machine from the future sent back in time to destroy California has officially landed his first post-political career movie role. Arnie will play the lead in Cry Macho, based on the 1975 novel by the late N. Richard Nash. He’ll play a horse breeder who won the Kentucky Derby. But after his wife and child are killed, he turns to kidnapping. Brad Furman The Lincoln Lawyer) will direct, and Schwarzenegger will receive $12.5 million as well as a percentage of the gross, an impressive take for man who it seemed like went into politics in part because his movie career had stalled. The project will be shopped around at Cannes. The action star is also attached to a fifth Terminator movie, which is still pending financing. (Deadline)
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Posted by: bleujayone at May 5, 2011 10:41 AM
Don't you just hate it when you come back from a day at the mall or a movie only to find that some prankster has gone and let the air out your Schwarzeneggers?