He’s back, baby
will premiere globablly on May 25, according to a new teaser.,” Schwarzenegger said in a statement that accompanied the release date announcement, trailer and first-look pic. “Well, here it is.will kick your ass and make you laugh – and not just for two hours. You get a whole season. It’s been a joy to work with Nick, Skydance, and Netflix to give my fans exactly what they’ve been waiting for.”is, by far, the most surreal project of my career.
I grew up watching Arnold Schwarzenegger films — I’d hit my dad up for a few bucks so I could race to the movies and see the biggest star in the world on the big screen — so creating the first scripted television project for Arnold is unbelievably exciting for me. The thing I always marveled at was how Schwarzenegger could be funny while still kicking ass … that’s why I wantedto be a hysterical, CIA-spy comedy mixed with heart-stopping action! And it is all that – and more.
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