Arnold Schwarzenegger Set To Make Action Movie Return In Scott Waugh’s ‘Breakout’

Arnold Schwarzenegger is back, baby.

Arnold Schwarzenegger takes you through the different chapters of his life in a new documentary.

"The Terminator" star Arnold Schwarzenegger is back and getting personal in a new all-encompassing documentary. In a trailer for his three-part series "Arnold," the former California governor reflected on his divorce from Maria Shriver after 25 years of marriage.

“Arnold” tells the story of one star’s rise to fame from rural Austria.

Arnold Schwarzenegger's life is getting the documentary treatment.Netflix's three-part docuseries, , chronicles Schwarzenegger's journey from Austria to reaching the American dream. Told through interviews with Schwarzenegger, his friends, adversaries, co-stars and colleagues, the docuseries explores his days as a bodybuilder to Hollywood actor to his run as governor of California.As the trailer, released Wednesday, also promises, the docuseries will address the lows in Schwarzenegger's personal life, including the end of his marriage to ex-wife Maria Shriver amid his extramarital affair with their housekeeper and him fathering a child, son Joseph Baena.«People will remember my successes and they will also remember those failures,» Schwarzenegger says in the two-minute trailer.Though he doesn't explicitly specify the circumstances that surrounded his marital troubles with Shriver, the star does imply major hurdles.«It was very tough on my marriage, on my relationship with the kids.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is getting a documentary. The docuseries is titled “Arnold” and is made up of three parts, chronicling Schwarzenegger’s life, starting from his youth in Austria to his politics and acting career in the United States.

EXCLUSIVE: Arnold Schwarzenegger is getting the documentary treatment.

Ahead of the release of "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3," the film's leading star Chris Pratt is opening up about the support he has received in resuming his role in the Marvel Universe. No support is quite like that of his father-in-law, action star and former governor of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger.  "Arnold's support means the world to me on a couple different levels.

Chris Pratt really loves his father-in-law.

Chris Pratt is sharing the grandpa name his famous father-in-law, Arnold Schwarzenegger, goes by.The 43-year-old Marvel star is dad to 2-year-old Lyla and almost 1-year-old daughter Eloise with wife Katherine Schwarzenegger, and 10-year-old son Jack with his ex-wife, Anna Faris.Pratt spoke with ET at the New York premiere of his film, on Wednesday night, where he opened up about Arnold's praise for the new film and shared the grandpa name the star uses.«Isn't that so nice? Arnold, Opa, Arnold we call him, he came to the premiere,» Pratt told ET. «And yeah, he was so nice to give me love and support on his social media.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is proud of his son in law, Chris Pratt. The politician and actor took to social media to share a review of Pratt’s latest and awaited film, “The Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3,” praising Pratt’s work and showing how sweet their relationship is.Arnold Schwarzenegger is back on a new Netflix seriesKatherine Schwarzenegger says her parents are her role models for raising her daughtersArnold Schwarzenegger shares a hilarious post about subscribing to his newsletter“I saw Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 last night and WOW,” wrote Schwarzenegger.

Chris Pratt has a new fan!

Chris Pratt has received a supersized stamp of approval from his father-in-law, Arnold Schwarzenegger. The 75-year-old action icon took to Twitter to offer a glowing review of Pratt's new film,, out Friday, May 5.«WOW,» Schwarzenegger said of the film. "@prattprattpratt you crushed it. A non-stop, perfect mix of comedy and action.

Arnold Schwarzenegger isn’t just Chris Pratt‘s father-in-law, but seems to be a big fan as well.

Proud papa. Arnold Schwarzenegger gushed over son-in-law Chris Pratt after seeing his newest Marvel movie.

Arnold Schwarzenegger Friday said he was "very, very proud" of son-in-law Chris Pratt’s performance in the new "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3" movie.  "I saw #GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol3 last night and WOW. @prattprattpratt, you crushed it," the 75-year-old tweeted.

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Joseph Baena is working hard to be his own man. The young actor and son of Arnold Schwarzenegger talked about his career and the challenges that arise when trying to make films when his father has left such an imprint in the industry. In a new interview, Baena talked about his dad and why he considers him “the smartest man alive.”Joseph Baena channels Schwarzenegger’s Hercules for ‘Dancing With the Stars’Arnold Schwarzenegger shares a hilarious post about subscribing to his newsletterA post shared by Joseph Baena (@joebaena)While speaking with E! News, Baena talked about his career and how despite having the support of his father, he still wants to figure things out on his own.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is set to star in “Expendables 4” filmmaker Scott Waugh’s upcoming action thriller “Breakout,” which Anton will sell at the upcoming market in Cannes.  Schwarzenegger will lead “Breakout” in the role of Terry Reynolds. After Terry’s stepson is framed and sentenced to serve 25 years in a foreign country, he makes it his mission to break him out of jail. Terry will have to dodge prison wardens and the race of time if he wants to aid his stepsons flee from the country.  “Breakout” serves as Schwarzenegger’s return to action films since the blockbuster franchise installment “Terminator: Dark Fate” and ahead of his Netflix series “Fubar,” which is set to release in May. 

Arnold Schwarzenegger is willing to fill more potholes in the city of Los Angeles. The 75-year-old actor went viral last week when he shared a video of him filling a pothole in his Brentwood neighborhood after becoming frustrated that it was "screwing up cars and bicycles for weeks." The move caused controversy with the City of Los Angeles. A city spokesperson later said it was "not a pothole" but a "utility trench" for ongoing repair work being conducted by SoCalGas.