ROTTEN TOMATOES: Schwarzenegger vs. Schenkenberg in "Terminator 4"?

Schwarzenegger vs. Schenkenberg in "Terminator 4"?

by Scott Weinberg | May 30, 2007

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Ladies and gentlemen, do we have a new "Terminator"?

One source indicates that Dutch/Swedish actor-model Marcus Schenkenberg could very well be the title character in "Terminator 4," if and when the project ever gets off the ground. The guy's only been in a few movies and TV shows, but apparently he's really hot and buff and all that stuff.

The same source also offers this: Ahnold is scheduled to make a brief cameo in the third "Terminator" sequel.

Take it all with a grain of salt, of course. But stranger things have happened.

Source: ComingSoon.net

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bamb0o-stick writes:
on May 30 2007 03:28 AM

[b]There is only ONE Terminator...[/b]
Assuming that they still acknowledge the fact that all the T-800 models have Schwarzenegger's mug, are they gonna introduce some new Terminator model for this Schenkenberg guy to play?

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CFM writes:
on May 30 2007 05:47 AM

Do all T-800 models have Ahnold's mug? Didn't Reese have a flashback (or flash forward, depending how you view it) in the first movie, when his underground shelter was infiltrated by two big Terminator dudes, and his picture of Sarah burned up? Weren't those two big dudes not Ahnold?

Welcome to Cal-ee-forn-ee-ah !!!

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Vikingus writes:
on May 30 2007 05:48 AM

pics of this guy or ban...

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XBSHX writes:
on May 30 2007 06:23 AM

I doubt all the T-800's had Schwarzenegger's face... it would kind of defeat the purpose of an undercover assassin type T-800 if you knew what they looked like. The T-800 were the standard infantry that skynet used and they just applied skin to the ones that were trying to be stealthy.

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Merlin235 writes:
on May 30 2007 07:05 AM

If it's the same guy that IMDB pulls up, he'd have to do some serious working out to be a T-800. I could see him in the role, but ditch the metrosexual look.

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Defmonkey writes:
on May 30 2007 07:41 AM

In reply to this comment (#867292)
[b]He seriously puts 2 extra syllables in that word[/b]
I would really hope for just a cameo for him.

He basically ruined the 3rd movie (IMO), because he was an older model vsing a newer stronger machine (more tough than the T-1000) and he wasn't even a match.

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pota1967 writes:
on May 30 2007 08:02 AM

Marcus seemed like a nice person when he was on VH-1's The Surreal Life. Good for him but unfortunately I stopped watching Terminator movies after #2

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eastern2western writes:
on May 30 2007 08:35 AM

The person they need to bring back is James Cameron. The man is the soul of the whole movie franchise.

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FierceNate writes:
on May 30 2007 08:44 AM

[b]Clearing up the T-800 issue.[/b]
A T-800 model doesn't necessarily have Arnold's look. That is just the endoskeleton model number. The model for Arnold's body is 101. It's explained briefly in the 2nd movie. Also, in the first, it's ONE T-800 that infiltrates Reese's camp. It was a friend of Arnold's and I guess that guy was a fellow bodybuilder. He was a T-800 but the model number was different.

As for this new guy....really?

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atticus-alaric writes:
on May 30 2007 08:58 AM

[b]Um..... What?[/b]
Of all the guys out there that could be a terminator, they want to pick this.... flamer? What about THE ROCK? What about someone like Vin Diesel or something? I really would like to see The ROCK be a terminator. Not that underwear model.

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bat-fink writes:
on May 30 2007 09:19 AM

[b]Who they shouldve cast!!![/b]
Plenty of arnie types out there that couldve proved themselves as a good terminator. This guy aint one of em tho.

Anyone remember that big guy from Gladiator, the muscly one with the firm chin that did a duel with russel crow with wooden sword, then became his ally in the arena. I reckon he wouldve been perfect. And he had an accent.

Lets just hope that this time they keep it in the future this time. I was gutted when T3 ended where it did, because what ever T4 is going to be shouldve been what T3 wasnt.

Bring on the hunter killers i say! And i hope Arnie at least comes back for one scene, the end. So they can show him being captured/reprogrammed and sent back through time! Twice!

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arendr writes:
on May 30 2007 09:31 AM

In reply to this comment (#867301)
That dude was in Viking Saga, a trashy B-movie I rented once. hilariously bad...you should see it!

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twitaman writes:
on May 30 2007 09:46 AM

[b]Roland Kickenger is the Man for the part[/b]
Marcus seems all wrong for the part. Too much of a pretty boy. Since they're obviously not concerned about any real star power, why hire a pretty boy unfit for the role? They should hire Roland Kickinger. An Austrian who looks a lot like Arnold and who would do well. http://www.imdb.com/gallery/hh/0452199/HH/0452199/iid_1228033.jpg.html?path=pgallery&path_key=Kickinger,%20Roland

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bigbrother writes:
on May 30 2007 12:49 PM

In reply to this comment (#867302)
He was also Braxus in Best of the Best 2. Too bad Chris Penn died or we could legitimize everyone in that movie and bring attention to the modern classic that it is :)

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Elixor writes:
on May 30 2007 04:58 PM

I question that this guy is a terminator, to me he looks more like a grown up Conner. Just add some scruff and a scar or two and he'd look the part. I wouldn't be surprised that there's a bad assumption going on here with saying that he might be the next terminator.

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See-Jay 420 writes:
on May 30 2007 06:27 PM

He looks more like John Connor than the last guy who played him. Then again, I just pretend like the third movie was never made. I'll never get excited for a fourth one unless James Cameron is involved.

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Wallcloud writes:
on May 30 2007 06:42 PM

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[b]agreed[/b]

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xaviusjudge writes:
on May 31 2007 02:02 AM

The end lesson from the 2nd movie was that you CAN change fate. They were successful in destroying the terminator parts left behind and saved humanity. Nice. Then, terminator 3 came out and said "Just forget everything that we told you before about the 'No Fate' thing cause we we just to stupid to figure out a way to continue the series without completley rendering the last film pointless (in terms of story line). I really loved the first two movies and they were an integral part in my childhood development. Just leave it be guys.

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Shatter24 writes:
on May 31 2007 05:54 AM

No way, keep the storyline going. The story needs to be resolved in the future, not the past. Arnold needs a cameo in the next sequel. Get another bodybuilder type to play a Terminator (weren't there supposed to be Terminators with fake looking skin, that were the first major terminators - I would try and use some of them in the next film).

And T3 was a fitting resolution to that first storyline, they just postponed the future but didn't stop it (mankind's ignorance and power hunger leads to its undoing).

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Elixor writes:
on May 31 2007 08:06 AM

I also surprisingly enjoyed T3. Obviously in T2 they were expecting to change the future. It's not like the future where the Terminators comes from just ceases to exist, it's just no longer the current timeline's future. It's a hard thing to argue about because of the changing timelines philosophy issues. The future that the terminators are coming from could still exist and still send terminators back in time, but it does seems strange that they could send them to a time past the point where the future was changed in T2, which points to the ending of T2 failing to change the future or T3 also implies that the terminator in that movie was sent to make sure that judgement day still happens and could even have been sent at the same time as the first two terminators (I don't think that it's explained when the T3 terminator was sent). There's nothing wrong with the storyline really.

I'm looking forward to seeing the post-judgement day storyline. This was originally what I was hoping for with T3. I do also wish that Cameron was doing the movie, but I'll give it a chance.

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