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- Arnold Schwarzenegger may reprise his iconic role as Dutch in the Predator franchise, with the new film Badlands serving as a potential stepping stone.
- Producer Ben Rosenblatt expresses enthusiasm about Schwarzeneggers potential return, considering it a dream scenario.
- Schwarzenegger has reportedly met with director Dan Trachtenberg and is supportive of their vision for the franchises future direction.
- The team behind the Predator franchise plans to expand Dutchs role in the future, building on his initial appearance in the original 1987 film.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Potential Return as Dutch in Future Predator Franchise
Badlands arrives in theaters tomorrow, November 6th, and the filmmakers are already looking ahead, with hopes of bringing Arnold Schwarzenegger back as Dutch. Producer Ben Rosenblatt told Deadline that Schwarzenegger’s return is a “dream scenario.” Schwarzenegger has reportedly met with director Dan Trachtenberg and is enthusiastic about their vision for the franchise. Dutch debuted in the original Predator, leading a rescue mission that turned into a deadly encounter. While Trachtenberg included the character briefly in Killer of Killers, the team envisions a more significant role in the future.
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In a whirlwind of twists in the world of streaming and cinema, Netflix has pulled the plug on Arnold Schwarzenegger’s action-comedy series “FUBAR,” leaving fans craving more while wondering what led to its cancellation after just two seasons. Author Sophie Laurent dives deep into the viewership decline that spelled doom for the show in her insightful article published on August 5th, which you can read here Netflix Cancels Series FUBAR Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. Meanwhile, Laurent is back with another intriguing scoop: Ridley Scott’s surprising decision to pass up a $20 million payday for artistic integrity in turning down “Terminator 3,” which ultimately went to Jonathan Mostow. That fascinating story is all yours here Ridley Scott Declined Terminator 3 Offer. And speaking of unmissable entertainment, Bruno Pferd has you covered with his latest roundup on Netflix’s August releases, published just this week. From comedies like ‘The Glittering Shrimp’ to action-packed films such as ‘Elektra’, Bruno’s comprehensive list includes the French series ‘Young Millionaires’ and the gripping Argentine prison drama, ‘Immersed’. Don’t miss out – check it out here Netflix This Week: All Movies Including Major Releases.
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