Arnold Schwarzenegger recently reflected on a movie that didn’t perform well at the box office during a segment in his new docu-series on Netflix.
The 75-year-old actor, who has had multiple hits in his career, opened up about the pain of fronting a commercial failure, especially after experiencing professional success.
Last Action Hero, released in 1993, struggled in its first week with a gross of $15.3 million.
Arnold shared that he was deeply upset and embarrassed by the flop, and didn’t want to see anyone for a week.
However, he kept moving forward, inspired by his mother-in-law’s message to do the same.
The movie came at a time when he had reached his peak, with Terminator 2 being one of the best-selling movies of all time.
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