One of the most famous lines of the big screen arose by accident, the person who said it admits, passing it on to cinematic eternity.

In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Arnold Schwarzenegger revealed that the legendary “I’ll be back” line, which he uttered as another Terminator in the 1984 film The Terminator, came about … by accident, after he had a disagreement with director James. Cameron.

“Jim Cameron and I were arguing about how to pronounce the line because it was not easy for me to pronounce it. ‘Sick’– recalls the former governor of California. And he describes: “I said to him, ‘I think it will be stronger to say, ‘I will come back, – and Cameron answered me, – are you also a screenwriter now? It’s just one word. Don’t tell me how to write and I won’t tell you how to play.”

Schwarzenegger hit back by telling the Canadian director, “You tell me how to act every damn minute.”

In the end, however, the director’s will certainly prevailed, who said to “Arnie”: “Arnold, you think this sounds strange, but it’s not. The cool thing is that you don’t sound like me or Charlie. That’s what makes it work.”

The Canadian then advised the Australian-American star to say the phrase ten times. “Say it differently. The camera will record, and then we will choose one of them.”

And so it was, Cameron’s plan triumphed.

“The movie is coming out, I’m in Central Park. A guy comes up and says, “Say a line,” said Schwarzenegger, who admits those four words follow him to this day: “I was skiing in Aspen a few days ago, and then a hotel manager comes in and asks me to say a line. “.

“So, this is how it started and how it ended. It’s crazy,” he said, admitting that while he’s done with the Terminator, a robot from the future that could save or destroy humanity, the concept itself isn’t finished yet.

“Someone came up with this great idea. The Terminator has contributed to my success in many ways, so I will always treat him with great respect, ”he admitted.

Source: CNN