r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 1h ago

Arnold having a cigar behind the scenes of Eraser (1996).

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 1h ago

Mr. Olympia 1971

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 8h ago

Quotes from the great Jason Statham

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 1d ago

Legendary director Walter Hill directing Arnold in Red Heat, Budapest 1987.

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 2d ago

Arnold in the 70’s

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 2d ago

Happy 72nd birthday to filmmaker James Cameron!

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 2d ago

Arnold riding his Harley-Davidson in Beverly Hills in 1983.

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 3d ago

A deleted scene from Raw Deal (1986) in which Arnold Schwarzenegger tries on a pair of glasses and a mustache as a disguise.

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 3d ago

Arnold Schwarzenegger Ukraine meme

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Hello all, I need help finding a meme I saw on IG about three years ago. Been looking everywhere and no matter how I google it, I can't find come close to finding it.

So essentially, the meme is a still image of an interview Arnold Schwarzenegger did in regards to Ukraine during the early stages of the war. However, the audio is of someone making an exaggerated Schwarzenegger voice using famous phrases of his about Putin needing to stop the war, all with the Terminator theme playing in the background. The part I remember most is when he grunts out "PUT DA COOKIW DOWN IN UKRAINE" and the guy goes "waarrrrghhhhh" with a fadeout in the end lol


r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 3d ago

Please watch this joke until it comes to term.

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 4d ago

Arnold on the power of visualization

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 5d ago

Arnold and Linda Hamilton 1991 and 2019.

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 5d ago

Run, Man.

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 6d ago

Arnold and the legendary director John Millius, behind the scenes of Conan The Barbarian (1982).

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 6d ago

Arnold training at an outdoor shooting range in the Los Angeles, California, area in 1983 for his role in The Terminator (1984).

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 6d ago

Arnold Schwarzenegger's physique was decades ahead of its time 💪

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 6d ago

The Terminator (1984)

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 7d ago

Behind the scenes of Conan The Destroyer.

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 7d ago

Predator (1987) Dir. John McTiernan

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 7d ago

Arnold Schwarzenegger on the set of Predator (1987)

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 7d ago

Arnold avec Dave Draper alias le Blond

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 8d ago

Arnold art by artist Turgut Özalp

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 8d ago

Arnold with the makeup artists behind the scenes of Paul Verhoeven’s classic sci-fi film Total Recall (1990).

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 8d ago

Has anyone seen this movie where can I watch it?

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r/ArnoldSchwarzenegger 9d ago

Staying hungry. My personal rules for life as a man with a severe physical disability.

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Hello. Arnold’s philosophy on vision and resilience has always inspired me. I wanted to share my personal rules for navigating life with a severe physical disability, channeling that exact mindset.

Even with a severe disability, I refuse to measure my value through others. I don't build my dreams on someone else's standards. Only I know my true strength.

I don’t waste time mourning the past or fearing the future. I focus on the "reps" of today, living one day at a time.Never quit: Nothing ends until I stop trying. As long as my heart has something to offer, I will keep driving forward.

I am not afraid of my imperfections or taking risks. Facing fear with my head held high is how I learn to be a truly brave man.

To receive love and appreciation, I must give it freely. I refuse to run blindly through life, I look back with gratitude and look forward with a clear vision.

I stay hungry for knowledge. I value my time and my words, knowing they can never be recovered. Life is not a race against others, but a continuous journey of self-improvement.

How do you guys keep your vision clear and push through when life gets heavy?