“He Was Such a Game”: Arnold Schwarzenegger Left a Long Lasting Impression on Golden Globe Award Winner Sitcom Producer

From bodybuilder to actor to politician, Arnold Schwarzenegger has come a long way. He is one of the greatest bodybuilders but smoothly transitions into acting roles. Turning into one of the finest action heroes of all time, he knew how to grab the crowd’s attention. And he certainly did that during an episode of the famous TV sitcom, Two and a Half Men. 

In the series finale, Schwarzenegger appeared on the TV set to investigate the missing case of the former protagonist, Charlie Sheen. The show had many familiar faces, including Ashton Kutcher. The show was a hilarious one. The producer of the show, Chuck Lorre, loved his appearance on the show. Fans often know Lorre as the ‘King of Sitcoms,’ with a Golden Globe. 

Arnold Schwarzenegger investigates Charlie!

As the show reaches its end, the plot thickens. The two main characters of the show, Alan (Jon Cryer) and Walden (Ashton Kutcher), receive a threatening package from Charlie. Meanwhile, Rose, another interesting character, reveals the truth behind their Paris trip. It is where Arnold came into the picture as Lieutenant Wagner. He tried to connect the pieces, trying to help Alan and Walden find Charlie. 

The fans saw his charisma in the episode, and people couldn’t contain their laughter. Even on the set, Arnold had a fun time and brought a refreshing perspective. Producer Lorre discussed what it was like for him to appear on the set.

“It was one of the most fun days I’ve ever had in this business. He was such a game participant in this lunacy. He showed up and made every moment work,” said Lorre, who looked excited to have him onboard. Chuck continued, “He had a great sense of humor and was very willing to have fun with his own persona.”

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Cameo king!

The unified moment between the three superstars in that episode received immense appreciation. It is not the first time he appeared in cameo roles. He made his first cameo appearance in the 1973 film, The Long Goodbye. Likewise, he appeared in short characters in several other movies like Scavenger Hunt, Dave, Around the World in 80 days, and the first installment of the famous Expendables movie.

He became one of the main characters in the second movie. Using Arnold on screen is done smartly by most producers and directors. They brought out his strengths rather than his weakness and worked wonders. Arnold is one of the greatest superstars of this century. 

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