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Schwarzenenger will be seen in the next Terminator movie, after all! But don't do back flips just yet, fans... Representatives for Halcyon, the studio that recently acquired the rights to the Terminator franchise, tell EW the Austrian Oak has granted the company permission to use his likeness in the film.
"We'll be using computer altered stock images of Arnold. That way we can span his entire career, from the frightening 80's era Terminator to the ice cool T2 version", says Halycon's Derek Anderson.
Annabelle Gross, Schwarzenegger's rep, hinted further involvement in the series. "He's signed on as Executive Producer for all three pictures, and we are in talks for further appearance licenseing".
It's believed that Schwarzenegger may be considering an offer from the studio to provide his facial features in the form of a cast. "Terminator 4" will revolve around a thirty-something John Connor doing battle with the endoskeleton son-of-a-*****es.
From FilmStalker.co.uk (
Yesterday we wrote about how the Terminator series was set to continue under new management, and that the old crew wouldn't appear in the films, well that isn't strictly true. It looks like Arnold Schwarzenenger will be appearing in them through the magic of CGI.
Apparently he will be lending his likeness through his whole career to the robots we'll see in the films. Not only stock images but there are negotiations to try and gain a face cast from him in order to do a full computer model.
Now the news from Moviehole should be considered carefully by Arnie because once he gives that cast they can spend the money to model him in and then use it in every film as though he was acting, just without the added salary and benefits. He should make sure he's getting a computer model performance fee!
According to representatives of the company who now own the series, Arnie is signed on as an Executive Producer for all three films, which means anything from working to just sitting collecting a cheque for attaching his name to it. They are also discussing "further appearance licensing".
"We'll be using computer altered stock images of Arnold. That way we can span his entire career, from the frightening 80's era Terminator to the ice cool T2 version"
Nice. So he will be back, just as we always new him. I love that news.
"We'll be using computer altered stock images of Arnold. That way we can span his entire career, from the frightening 80's era Terminator to the ice cool T2 version", says Halycon's Derek Anderson.
Annabelle Gross, Schwarzenegger's rep, hinted further involvement in the series. "He's signed on as Executive Producer for all three pictures, and we are in talks for further appearance licenseing".
It's believed that Schwarzenegger may be considering an offer from the studio to provide his facial features in the form of a cast. "Terminator 4" will revolve around a thirty-something John Connor doing battle with the endoskeleton son-of-a-*****es.
From FilmStalker.co.uk (
Yesterday we wrote about how the Terminator series was set to continue under new management, and that the old crew wouldn't appear in the films, well that isn't strictly true. It looks like Arnold Schwarzenenger will be appearing in them through the magic of CGI.
Apparently he will be lending his likeness through his whole career to the robots we'll see in the films. Not only stock images but there are negotiations to try and gain a face cast from him in order to do a full computer model.
Now the news from Moviehole should be considered carefully by Arnie because once he gives that cast they can spend the money to model him in and then use it in every film as though he was acting, just without the added salary and benefits. He should make sure he's getting a computer model performance fee!
According to representatives of the company who now own the series, Arnie is signed on as an Executive Producer for all three films, which means anything from working to just sitting collecting a cheque for attaching his name to it. They are also discussing "further appearance licensing".
"We'll be using computer altered stock images of Arnold. That way we can span his entire career, from the frightening 80's era Terminator to the ice cool T2 version"
Nice. So he will be back, just as we always new him. I love that news.
