When Linda Hamilton (70) stood in front of the camera in 1984 for James Cameron's (72) science fiction film "Terminator", she initially did not consider her co-star Arnold Schwarzenegger (79) to be a serious actor. The former bodybuilder was still at the beginning of his Hollywood career and was supposed to embody the robot T-800 – an occupation that his colleague had her doubts about. She didn't expect much of the project anyway: the script had…
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When Linda Hamilton (70) stood in front of the camera in 1984 for James Cameron's (72) science fiction film "Terminator", she initially did not consider her co-star Arnold Schwarzenegger (79) to be a serious actor. The former bodybuilder was still at the beginning of his Hollywood career and was supposed to embody the robot T-800 – an occupation that his colleague had her doubts about. She didn't expect much of the project anyway: the script had…