Arnold Schwarzenegger has given a hint about his much-rumoured cameo in Terminator: Salvation during an interview for an on-line blog, according to The Los Angeles Times : "Schwarzenegger told blogger Bill Bradley, who asked some questions of his own and others submitted via Twitter, that he had met with the director and agreed to be in the movie as long as he didn’t have to perform. ‘I made it very clear that I don’t have the time to do the movie,’ he said. ‘I said that I would be willing to be in the movie if they get the technology together, and so they are working on that right now.’”
However, director McG has a slightly different story to tell over at Comic Book Resources : "Truthfully, it’s not clear. It’s not clear yet so we’ll see where we land. He’s a very powerful guy and he’s got to do what’s right for him. You know what would be helpful is if all of us collectively put a little pressure on him in a couple of emails by saying, 'Hey, we think it would be a good idea.' I mean, we’re not getting any blowback or resistance, I just have to respect that the guy is the Governor of the state of California. He’s got to go back to his advisors and ask them, “Hey, is this a good idea” and you never know if they’re going to go, “No, we’ve done the numbers and it seems to suggest that people will feel uncomfortable if the Governor is dabbling in acting.”
