Arnold Just May Be Back in 'Terminator Salvation'

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Thu Nov 20, 2008 — by Robert Greenberger

Arnold Just May Be Back in 'Terminator Salvation'

McG Offers Hints

Arnold Schwarzenegger may well have shot a cameo for McG’s Terminator Salvation film according to Total FIlm.

“We’re trying to synthesize a human character with a CGI character and that may or may not have something to do with the T800,” McG told the site. “At the moment it’s not good enough,” he said. “And we’re running out of time.”

The synthesis being attempted by Industrial Light & Magic have not been deemed successful.

Meantime, Moviehole says that McG took advantage of the film’s ending being leaked to alter so there will be surprises. “That is not the ending. John Connor is not the machine. We did discuss that idea, but that is not the ending, I can say that right now.”

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mike weber (10:45 PM on Thu Nov 20, 2008)

"synthesis is" or "syntheses are", please.

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