Arnold Schwarzenegger Return Acting

Arnold Schwarzenegger missed back into film after doing his duties as governor of California is the 38th. Once asked to fill in the TV animated series called 'The Governator,' now 63-year-old actor was it likely will star in the movie 'The Last Stand. "

Movie Web report, Schwarzenegger is almost certain binding contract to act as a sheriff, a role that is still vacant after Liam Neeson did not act it. 'The Last Stand' is the first English language film Kim Ji-Woon, director of South Korean origin who was famous in Hollywood thanks to his film 'A Tale of Two Sisters "and" A Bittersweet Life. "

'The Last Stand' will be produced by Lionsgate film studio. Lionsgate itself is currently awaiting confirmation from Schwarzenegger to play in the movie. Lionsgate and Schwarzenegger reportedly was negotiating a contract, and they have agreed to certain crucial points.

Ji-Woon tell you a little about her latest film. "My concept for 'The Last Stand' is a blend of 'Die Hard' and 'High Noon,' which is about protecting something very important. The main character will be risking his life to protect the important things, "said Ji-Woon. He added that his movie this time will be nuanced more optimistic than the previous film.

'The Last Stand' tells the story of the leader of a drug cartel in Mexico. When he tried to smuggle drugs to the Mexican border, he was hampered by a sheriff who led the city at the border. Action screenplay was written by Andrew Knauer and scheduled for release in 2012.