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He'll be back
Arnold Schwarzenegger's ongoing love affair with the silver-screen looks set to run and run.
16:22 15 December 2004
Arnold Schwarzenegger's ongoing love affair with the silver-screen looks set to run and run, despite repetitive assurances that the Governator would "not be back".
Since he is now officially a politician, one can excuse Arnie for failing to live up to the iron-clad promises in his manifesto, and no surprise then that the world's true Last Action Hero will be starring in a new film, The Kid & I.
Tom Arnold, who acted alongside the governor of California's in True Lies, is set to co-star, co-write and produce this comedy directed by Penelope Spheeris.
The plot revolves around a 17-year-old boy with cerebral palsy who is promised by his uncle, played by Joe Mantegna, that he can become an action star by his 18th birthday - much in the mould of the burly Arnold S.
Arnie is apparently only making a brief appearance in the forthcoming feature, as he did in the Jackie Chan and Steve Coogan vehicle, Around the World in 80 Days, earlier this year.
Since he is now officially a politician, one can excuse Arnie for failing to live up to the iron-clad promises in his manifesto, and no surprise then that the world's true Last Action Hero will be starring in a new film, The Kid & I.
Tom Arnold, who acted alongside the governor of California's in True Lies, is set to co-star, co-write and produce this comedy directed by Penelope Spheeris.
The plot revolves around a 17-year-old boy with cerebral palsy who is promised by his uncle, played by Joe Mantegna, that he can become an action star by his 18th birthday - much in the mould of the burly Arnold S.
Arnie is apparently only making a brief appearance in the forthcoming feature, as he did in the Jackie Chan and Steve Coogan vehicle, Around the World in 80 Days, earlier this year.
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