Arnold Schwarzenegger Lands First Post-Scandal Starring Role
July 11, 2011
Arnold Schwarzenegger initially committed to the film before his cheating and illegitimate son scandal rocked the world, but the allegory presented by "The Last Stand," whether by sick fate or sheer coincidence, matches the former mighty Iron Man and governor's current situation like a shadow.
Deadline reports that Schwarzenegger has re-committed to the film, which will be the first English feature by director Kim-ji-Woon.
To this point, Schwarzenegger's career has taken a huge hit since the scandal broke, dashing his plans to return to prominence after his time in Sacramento, both in the flesh and animated. He teamed up with Marvel Comics legend Stan Lee to create a superhero based on his nickname while in office, "The Governator." That project got put on hold thanks to the scandal. He had a number of other projects put on hold, as well.
Deadline reports that Schwarzenegger has re-committed to the film, which will be the first English feature by director Kim-ji-Woon.
To this point, Schwarzenegger's career has taken a huge hit since the scandal broke, dashing his plans to return to prominence after his time in Sacramento, both in the flesh and animated. He teamed up with Marvel Comics legend Stan Lee to create a superhero based on his nickname while in office, "The Governator." That project got put on hold thanks to the scandal. He had a number of other projects put on hold, as well.
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