James Cameron on How the Film Will Handle a 71-year-old Arnold Schwarzenegger

The transcript discusses a cyborg character who is 71 years old. It explains that the cyborg's organic exterior ages like a human, which is integral to the story. The endoskeleton, however, has a power cell lasting 100 years, allowing the cyborg to remain operational for decades. This duality of aging flesh and enduring machinery is a key narrative element.

How does the organic part of a cyborg age?

• It ages only when damaged.

• It ages twice as fast as a human.

• It does not age at all.

• It ages like a human.

What is the purpose of the cyborg's flesh covering?

• To enhance the cyborg's strength.

• To make the cyborg look more human for infiltration.

• To protect the endoskeleton from damage.

• To regulate the cyborg's temperature.

What happens to the cyborg's flesh in the first film?

• It is completely burned away.

• It becomes indestructible.

• It regenerates quickly.

• It turns into metal.

How long can the cyborg's endoskeleton power cell last?

• 50 years

• 500 years

• 100 years

• 200 years

What is the significance of the cyborg's aging in the storyline?

• It has no impact on the storyline.

• It makes the cyborg stronger over time.

• It shows the cyborg's vulnerability to human frailties.

• It allows the cyborg to change its appearance.