Schwarzenegger Admits He "Never Liked Making Action Movies"

According to a recent interview, acclaimed director Edgar Wright has learned a surprising fact about legendary action star Arnold Schwarzenegger. When Schwarzenegger watched an early screening of Wright's new film, he unexpectedly shared that he "never liked making the action movies."

Recounting the interaction, Wright explained that after Schwarzenegger praised the film, saying "it looked so hard to make," the actor then candidly admitted, "'I never liked making the action movies. So many night shoots. I much prefer watching them later. Too difficult. Much prefer making 'Kindergarten Cop' and 'Twins.'"

This revelation was quite shocking for Wright, who had long associated Schwarzenegger with iconic action roles. However, the actor has indeed been open about his fondness for comedies like "Kindergarten Cop" and "Twins," which he made with director Ivan Reitman.

Despite his apparent dislike for the action genre, Schwarzenegger still seemed impressed by the work Wright and his team put into the new film, which is set to hit theaters this week. The director was struck by the contrast between Schwarzenegger's on-screen persona and his personal preference for less physically demanding projects.