Sunday, March 18, 2001

Arnold signed on to EOD

March 18, 1998

Hollywood insiders were reporting that Schwarzenegger has signed on to star in the End of Days, a supernatural thriller for Beacon Pictures and Universal.


Ready to fight the Devil?

Who is the real devil?

Saturday, March 17, 2001

Start defending Arnold now!

In case you never want to buy the Premiere magazine again but still want to see that lousy article they wrote about our hero - here it is.

There's also heated debate about Arnold on their site and I know that every fan would like to say something there.

Foxy doctor!

Wednesday, March 17, 1999

Schwarzenegger has added Dr. Arnold Fox to his $50 million libel against the Globe, over an article called "Arnie's Heart Crisis." The story claimed Schwarzenegger was suffering from heart disease, which the actor strongly denies. As reported in LOS ANGELES (CNN) - Schwarzenegger said the doctor never examined him and had no access to his medical records. The actor did have a heart valve replaced in 1997, but his spokesperson Catherine Olim said the operation was, "a complete success and he has made a full recovery," and he does not have heart disease.



Also named Arnold, the doctor was approved for inclusion in the suit by US District Judge Mariana R Pfaelzer. The lawsuit was prompted by an Aug. 4 cover story in the Globe whose headline read 'Arnie's Heart Crisis'. The Globe has said its story was accurate.

200% concentration!

Friday, March 16, 2001

Poor Lou Ferrigno!

RESULTS #35: Who was Arnold's biggest bodybuilding adversary?

I Am Legend became a legend

March 16 , 1998

It was officially reported that Arnold's film project I Am Legend had been canceled, due to director Ridley Scott not being able to bring the budget in under $100 million.


I guess Arnold was angry!

Arnold, his lady and Sergio Oliva

Thursday, March 15, 2001

Wrapped Eraser

Friday, March 15, 1985

The Terminator was released in Germany.

Friday, March 15, 1996

Principal photography on Eraser wrapped. Till then, the film has been in producton for seven months and has visited New York City, Washington, D.C., Maryland and New Yersey, as well as various sites in the Los Angeles area. All that remained were some FX shots and a few reshoots.

Arnie and Vanessa in Eraser

Wednesday, March 14, 2001

The price for being better than Arnold

Monday, March 14, 1996

Ultra ripped bodybuilder Andreas Munzer died because of a kidney, liver and heart failure. The German newspaper Bild did a big headline story on the sad demise of Andreas Munzer (31). They wrote, "His fanatical wish was to be better than his idol, Arnold Schwarzenegger."


Arnold's last farewell to Andreas

Andreas was born in Graz, Austria, the birthplace of Arnold. He kept a photo of Arnie pinned on his bedroom wall and his bodybuilding mentor was Arnold's Bavarian friend-mentor Albert Busek.

Tuesday, March 14, 2000

Arnold, through his attorneys, demanded that the National Enquirer publish a retraction, correction and apology to him concerning its false and defamatory article in it's March 14, 2000 issue entitled "Two Faced Arnie's True Lies Exposed" (herein "Article"). Mr. Schwarzenegger has notified the National Enquirer that the article and headline is false and defamatory of Mr. Schwarzenegger by calling him a liar and being two-faced when Arnold Schwarzenegger made his statement in February about Jorg Haider that, "Someone who makes statements like Haider's has no place in government. I have never supported him in the past and do not now." In support of the Article, the National Enquirer published a photograph that was taken of Mr. Schwarzenegger with Mr. Haider several years ago.

Arnold found some new fans

Tuesday, March 13, 2001

The end of I am Legend

Friday, March 13, 1992

Arnold got a Lifetime Achivement Award at the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films ceremony.

Friday, March 13, 1998

Suits at Warner Bros. have officially removed all life support from the Ridley Scott-directed action epic I Am Legend despite feverish attempts to re-write the script for a budget under $100 million, according to sources familiar with the film as well as an article in HR that day.

Neal Jimenez had been called upon at that time to trim some fat off of the massive post-apocalyptic plague flick, but Scott was unsuccessful at convincing Warner Bros. that the new script would stay south of the magic $100 million mark. Warner's skepticism that any director, armed even with the new screenplay, would be able to contain costs and still deliver a compelling representation of a future was likely the primary reason for killing the film.

The news release from Warner brought a sad end to what many genre fans had hoped would be a thrilling summer 1999 event movie. The Hollywood Reporter story indicated that both Scott and projected star Arnold Schwarzenegger were then left looking for new projects. Arnold was said to be looking at both End of Days, and the Oliver Stone-produced S.W.A.T., which was rumored to be suffering its own share of re-write problems. Scott, meanwhile, was reportedly looking to helm Mercs, a film about a mercenary who travels to Africa and ends up falling in love with a Red Cross volunteer.

Last Action Hero

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