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May 25, 2023
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as posted by the channelArnold Schwarzenegger chats with USA TODAY's Bryan Alexander about his new Netflix series "Fubar" and how he stays in shape to perform stunts.
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Movie action hero Arnold Schwarzenegger won't retire. Instead, he just reloaded on Netflix. The onetime box-office titan stars in "Fubar," his first TV series. In the eight-part action comedy from Nick Santora (now streaming). Schwarzenegger plays retiring CIA agent Luke Brunner, who's forced back to the blow-up biz after discovering his daughter (Monica Barbaro) is also a secret agent.
He shows some vintage moves. Brunner is endearingly described as the fastest 65-year-old on the planet after dispatching foes in one skirmish, a description that still makes Schwarzenegger proud. "I'm sold as a 65-year-old, but I'm 75," he says proudly. "I feel I'm in a very good place." Here's how Schwarzenegger, who was given the tongue-in-cheek title of Netflix's chief action officer this week, is still wreaking havoc.
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