Schwarzenegger spoke with Jimmy Kimmel about the Hollywood strikes and how he almost mangled one of his most iconic lines.
Schwarzenegger offered his take on the Hollywood union strikes and talked about one of his most quoted movie lines while promoting his new book “Be Useful: Seven Tools for Life” duringSchwarzenegger, who was the governor of California during the 2007-08 writers strike, told Kimmel he wished he could have locked studio execs and union representatives into a room together, like his father did when he squabbled with his siblings as a child.
Despite his drastic negotiating plan, the actor said he learned his lesson about butting in on screenplays while making 1984’s “The Terminator” with director James Cameron. It was only after the movie hit theaters that Schwarzenegger realized the impact of that little phrase.
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