The other thing was that Maria Shriver was visiting the Mexico City film studio at the time, and despite this fact, Arnold flirted like crazy. I'd never seen someone with such tiny, tiny pupils. I got to call him 'earth slime' a bunch of times, which is always fun.īut there were two very striking things about him back then. He didn't make any crass remarks during filming. Apparently so is this Florida faker, Alisha Hessler. I'm a natural at acting while covered in fake body parts. Think big brow ridge, nose-hole extenders, big fake teeth, lots of grunts and groans. It's in a jar on my desk.' All three were designed by famous special effects guru Rob Bottin Mystery solved: I'm constantly asked: 'Where's your third boob?' And I say, 'I had it removed. I played Daryl Hannah's little sister Uba, who was a neanderthal. I was given the role of Mary, whose title was actually 'the 3-breasted mutant hooker on Mars,' solely because Verhoeven observed my prosthetic acting chops hard at work when we shot Clan of the Cave Bear a few years prior. I didn't want the set photog to take pics. I became so shy that I refused interviews with Entertainment Tonight and The Tonight Show. He never told me, however, that I'd have to expose my parts to the biggest star on the planet. Paul knew I could handle the long hours in the make up chair so he offered me the part without auditioning. I thought my life, and my acting career, was over. We even shot one take where a Mars bar patron squeezed one. Then, more artists would paint the plate, carefully crafting the ariolas and nipples to seem real. The seams were thin, so as to blend in with my skin. It was soft and spongy and three make-up artists spent 8 hours each day applying this massive piece to my torso with small brushes and spirit gum. Or, one could say, we’ve “lined them up.” Get it? Yeah, we’ll stick to our day jobs.He built a chest plate that started way up at my neck and went all the way down past my navel. To fill the void collectively left by The Raid: Redemption, John Carter, and Wrath Of The Titans, we’ve assembled a collection of The 25 Best One-Liners In Action Movies. And we’re not talking about lines like The Terminator’s “I’ll be back,” which isn’t so much a one-liner as it is a more straightforward, memorable quote. Just think back to the best flicks from tough guys like Arnold Schwarzenegger, Clint Eastwood, and Bruce Willis, and fondly remember how well they capped off grandiose moments of action with a few words. And, on top of the independently made The Raid: Redemption, Hollywood is giving the genre’s biggest fans some additional options: the overly expensive Disney flop John Carter, and next weekend’s CGI-cluttered sequel Wrath Of The Titans.īut you know what all three of these movies-yes, even The Raid: Redemption-are missing? The action genre’s greatest secret weapon: those snarky, hilarious (whether intentionally so or not), and succinctly timed one-liners. Clearly, your Pop Culture team is on a run-and-gun, stunt-tastic high this month, thanks to the release of writer-director Gareth Evans’ adrenaline rush The Raid: Redemption, a film festival champion that many critics are already hailing as an action cinema classic.
Earlier this week, Complex unveiled its definitive countdown of The 50 Best Action Stars In Movie History, and, next Tuesday, we’re going to debut our revamped list of The 50 Best Action Movies Of All Time.