From: corwin@ensta.ensta.fr (Gilles Gravier)
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Subject: Re: Terminator - The last time
Date: 17 Aug 92 15:07:07 GMT
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In article <15008@umd5.umd.edu> fwilliam@lab5.smcm.edu (Frank Williams) writes:
>In article <L0gLPB1w165w@jybox.jyu.fi> jts@jybox.jyu.fi (Juha Sissonen)  
>writes:
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>      After reading all these articles about Terminator and Terminator II
>>  I'm totally confuced. Is there going to be T3  ? If so, when is the  
>first
>>  night ? I've understood that 'the second coming' of T2 is a LaserDisk  
>version.
>>  Am I right ?
>> 
>> I don't know about T2 coming on LaserDisk.  About T3:  There is no  
>official news on this.  If you read my article on T3 it was simply a story  
>idea about what I would like to see if they ever did one.  I did read in  
>the latest issue of Starlog however the Arnold is not ruling out a T3.  
>
>Frank Williams
>
>Fwilliam@oyster@smcm
>> 

	There is a LaserDisk vertion of T2 as well as of T1. I have the
collectors edition of T2, a 5 disk set containing the movie - 4 DISKS all
in CAV (standard play), the quality is *OUTSTANDING* - and 1 DISK of the
making of T2, also in CAV, but, well, not the movie quality... Lots of
interesting material in there, though I'd have liked to see in it the
announce film of T2, where we see the Terminators being assembled...
Sigh, I will have to settle for what I have! I don't regret it at all!

	About a possible T3, here is an article that should give some 
interesting information to all you Arnie/Termie lovers:

-------------------- Begin of Quote --------------------

      Taken From the 4/29 LA TIMES "Biz" Section Under the Headline:

     SCHWARZENEGGER, CAMERON, CAROLCO SAY HE'LL BE BACK ONE MORE TIME


          The  announcement came at a hastily called press  conference
      here  from  Mario Kassar, Carolco studio chief  and  Hollywood's
      enfant  terible du jour, and was met with mild applause from the
      assembled press, but no real surprise.

          "Really,"  said director JAMES CAMERON, "I had absolutely no
      intention  of  making another TERMINATOR movie.  I  swear."  His
      vows  fell  on only skeptical ears.  Not sequelize a movie  that
      grossed  $250  million last year domestically and  another  $200
      million abroad?

          Even  ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER, megapresence in the  TERMINATOR
      films,  gave Cameron a wry look and commented in that  trademark
      Austrian accent, "Sure, Jim.  We believe you."

          Cameron and producer/writing partner GALE ANNE HURD, who was
      also  in  attendance,  are currently writing the  script.   Plot
      details  are  understandably being kept under lock and key,  and
      probably,  armed  guard.   Cameron would  only  comment,  rather
      enigmatically:  "I've always been fascinated by the phrase, 'War
      for peace.'"

          In  addition  to  Hurd and Cameron behind  the  cameras  and
      Schwarzenegger  in  front of them, the second sequel  to  1984's
      cult hit  THE  TERMINATOR  (which launched the  careers  of both
      Cameron and Schwarzenegger) brings back LINDA HAMILTON,  MICHAEL
      BEIHN and LANCE HENRIKSEN.

          An interesting cast  list,  considering Beihn and  Henriksen
      did  not  appear in TERMINATOR 2 as their respective  characters
      had  been  killed off in the first film.  Confronted  with  this
      fact,  Cameron  again merely smiled enigmatically.   Hurd  said:
      "We know all about it."

          Principle  photography for the film, for now simply known as
      T3,  is  expected  to  begin in November for a  Fourth  of  July
      weekend  1993 release.  Asked about budget, Kassar, nefarious in
      Hollywood  for his bottomless pocketbook, said:  "It's not going
      to be a cheap movie."

          You  wouldn't  think so, no.  At that point,  Schwarzenegger
      rose  and excused himself.  "I'll be back," he said with a grin.
      We never doubted it, Arnie.

         COPYRIGHT C 1992 LA TIMES, REPRINTED WITHOUT PERMISSION.

        ANY MISPELLINGS OR TYPOS ARE THE FAULT OF THE TRANSCRIBER.

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	I hope this rejoyces all of you fans of Arnold!

	I'll be back!

	Gilles.

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