Arnold Schwarzenegger gave his colleagues from the 1990 Kindergarten Cop movie a special surprise when he unannouncedly joined their Zoom call.
The 73-year-old actor and former politician appeared more than halfway through a discussion on Monday, which featured seven of the children’s former stars.
His fellow actors were clearly surprised and panting when the legendary action hero appeared at the bottom of their screens.
Surprise! Arnold Schwarzenegger, 73, shocked the former child actors of the kindergarten police in the 1990s, when he collapsed their meeting Zoom Monday
“This is the biggest surprise, I would never have expected that. It’s great to hear you, “said Miko Hughes as Arnold settled in and centered his screen.
The Terminator star opened by asking the other participants how they were and looking for updates about their lives.
He also set in motion plans for a personal meeting at home once the pandemic set in enough to be safe.
“I think it was stupid not to do that in the past, but I think we should meet when this coronavirus ends, we should have a meeting. We can meet, have a party and start gossiping, ‘he said.
Check-in: Steaua Terminator opened by asking other participants how they were and looking for updates on their lives
Meeting: He also set in motion plans for a personal meeting at home, once the pandemic has settled enough to be safe.
Arnold wore a brown coat over a black sweater for virtual chat.
He looked elegant in a pair of turtle-horn horned glasses and had a shaved white beard.
In the kindergarten, he played an LAPD detective who goes undercover as a kindergarten teacher to find a witness who can testify against a drug dealer and a murderer.
Despite being 30 years old, Arnold revealed that there is still life in the Kindergarten’s property.
He explained that the late Marvel Comics guru Stan Lee was interested in an animated sequel in which the teacher, Mr. Kimble, and his students will develop superpowers.
It looks like the project will be launched in 2021.
Krystle and Tiffany Mataras, who played twin students in the film and are now business owners, revealed that they helped fund the project.
“You have invested wisely,” Arnold replied.
The Bizarre Path: Arnold has revealed that the late Stan Lee has set in motion plans for an animated sequel in which Mr. Kimble and the children gain superpowers, which is available in 2021
Investors: Krystle and Tiffany Mataras, who played twin students in the film and are now business owners, revealed that they helped fund the project. “You have invested wisely,” Arnold replied
The former California governor explained how some of the film’s most quoted lines appeared, including the hilarious “He’s not a tumah!” moment.
“There were times when we realized that when I said certain lines in class, because of my accent and because of the way I say things, the kids laughed,” he explained. “I would just shout out loud: ‘It’s not a tumor, it’s not a tumor at all! And children would laugh instead of being scared.
He said that director Ivan Reitman told him that “If children laugh, then I think the audience will laugh too”.
Arnold said, “And that’s exactly what happened, so those lines became classic lines.”
Great class success: the former California governor explained that the iconic “He’s not a tumah!” the line appeared because director Ivan Reitman realized he was making the kids laugh
Sweet: Arnold hurried to be a grandfather, sang praises to his son-in-law Chris Pratt, and acknowledged that filming Kindergarten Child helped make him a better father.
In a sweet moment, Arnold revealed that filming at Kindergarten Cop helped him become a better father to his daughter Katherine and her siblings, whom he would meet in the years to come, giving her a chance to spend time with young children. on the plateau.
Speaking of his eldest daughter, the Predator star pounced on the joys of being a new grandfather.
– It’s great to be a grandfather. You get all the credit, all the gifts and wishes, but you have no responsibility. I am very proud of my daughters, “he said.
“I never thought my daughter would marry an actor. I told myself she would be sick and tired of shooting them on the set, making them watch me blow up buildings and kill people. My kids always liked it, but Katherine always cried for the first few movies. ‘
She added that her husband, Chris Pratt, was a “fantastic guy” and “so easy to understand.”
“I’m very happy, because he was a wonderful husband, wonderful for her and such a great son-in-law.”
Arnold concluded the meeting by reiterating how proud he was of all his former coasts.
Delightful: Arnold closed the meeting by reiterating how proud he was of all his former coasts