The actor starred in the original 1987 film as the biggest “Dutch” Schaefer, who meets the starting extraterrestrial with his paramilitary team in a Central American tropical jungle during a rescue mission.
The franchise has expanded to nine films, including two crossovers of the franchise Alien and next “Wild Lands”but Schwarzenegger has made no more appearances.
However, Trachtenberg suggested during the “Wild Lands” panel in the Comic-Con on Friday (July 25) that plans to “cook things for that guy” after having met him recently for breakfast.
In addition, he revealed that Schwarzenegger authorized the use of his image in a scene of the final epilogue of Predator: murderer of murderers. It represents predatory warriors carrying coffins of several humans, including Lieutenant Mike Harrigan, played by Danny Glover In predator 2 of 1990, already Naru, played by Amber Midthunder in “the dam” of 2022.
What is known as a predator: wild lands
Predator: Wild land It will arrive at theaters on November 6. Take a radical turn to the traditional approach of predatory films: a predator (played by Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi) is the protagonist, with Elle Fanning of A Complete Unknown as a kind of android.
According to the official description, predator: Wild Lands is “set in the future on a remote planet, where a young predator (Schuster-Koloamatangi), marginalized from his clan, finds an unlikely ally in Thia (Fanning) and embarks on a treacherous trip in search of the final adversary”.
That “definitive adversary” seems to be a huge creature, sighted in the galloping trailer for the jungle before being face to face with the young predator. At one point, Thia (Fanning) says: “You are hunting something that cannot be killed”, insinuating how “wild lands” changes the stage of humans against predator that we have seen so many times.
Source: Ambito
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