Former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has confirmed he’s getting back into the movie business and has even gotten down to the task of picking his first role.
“Currently I’m reading three scripts,” Schwarzenegger tells Kronen Zeitung, a newspaper in his native Austria. But, at 63, the Terminator star says he knows his action days might be behind him.
“In the future I have to adapt to roles (for) my age. Clint Eastwood also has done it in the same way. Extreme fighting is not possible anymore," he said.
First off the block for Schawarznegger could be a World War II flick called With Wings As Eagles in which he would play a Nazi commander Fox reports.
“In it I would play an older soldier, who gets the order at the ending of the war to kill a bunch of kids. But he doesn’t do it and get(s) them to safety at the risk of his life and it has all kinds of adventure,” he said.
The action hero left showbiz behind in 2003 when he was elected Governor of California but left office earlier this year.
“Currently I’m reading three scripts,” Schwarzenegger tells Kronen Zeitung, a newspaper in his native Austria. But, at 63, the Terminator star says he knows his action days might be behind him.
“In the future I have to adapt to roles (for) my age. Clint Eastwood also has done it in the same way. Extreme fighting is not possible anymore," he said.
First off the block for Schawarznegger could be a World War II flick called With Wings As Eagles in which he would play a Nazi commander Fox reports.
“In it I would play an older soldier, who gets the order at the ending of the war to kill a bunch of kids. But he doesn’t do it and get(s) them to safety at the risk of his life and it has all kinds of adventure,” he said.
The action hero left showbiz behind in 2003 when he was elected Governor of California but left office earlier this year.
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