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Arnold SchwarzeneggerandJamie Lee Curtisare back together, nearly three decades after their memorable movie team-up.
Thestar ofHalloween Endsposed for photos with Schwarzenegger on Wednesday, 28 years after theirJames CameronfilmTrue Lies. Their reunion took place at Curtis' hand-and-footprint ceremony at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, where the two shared a friendly kiss and celebrated Curtis' accomplishment.
Schwarzenegger, who played secret spy Harry Tasker in the 1994 film, said at the event, “When you go online and you check out Jamie Lee Curtis, you can see all the wonderful things they’re saying about her. But there’s always one thing that really pisses me off, and that is when they say that she is a supporting actress in the movieTrue Lies.”
“Because she wasn’t supporting — she was the female lead. She was the star. She was starring with me,” he said.
He explained that Curtis is the “most extraordinary actress” he ever worked with during his extensive career. “This is a serious, serious player that can kick some serious ass,” he said told the crowd.
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Melanie Griffithalso attended the event to share some words about Curtis. The pair have had a long-running friendship and starred together in the 1981 military comedyShe’s in the Army Now.
After the ceremony, Curtisspoke withEntertainment Tonightaboutwhat the honor meant to her, and her reaction to former costars praising her in such a public way. As she put it, she and Schwarzenegger might have another film in them.
“It made me want to do another one with him. I walked up to him and I was like, ‘Dude, why aren’t we doing another movie,’ " Curtis said. “I’m gonna call Jim today.”
In an essay writtenexclusively for PEOPLE, Curtis reflected on what it meant to play Laurie Strode in theHalloweenfranchise. She wrote that the character taught her the meaning of the words “resilience,” “loyalty,” “perseverance” and “COURAGE.”
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“I have tried over the years to inculcate those aspects of Laurie’s character into my own, to carry that mantle and represent survivors of all types of unimaginable horror and trauma, pain and suffering, who stand up to tyranny and oppression — real and imagined.”
Halloween Endsis in theaters and streaming on Peacock Friday.
source: people.com
