Arnold Schwarzenegger has grow to be synonymous with the Terminator collection through the years. He debuted because the titular conflict machine within the authentic 1984 film.

Schwarzenegger has been a mainstay in a lot of the movie's sequels, with the most recent image to hit cinemas - 2019's Temrminator: Dark Fate - performing as a reboot for the collection.

Despite being the face of the collection for nearly 4 many years, the Austrian star defined that his time within the collection has come to an finish.

Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter he mentioned: "The franchise is not done. I’m done. I got the message loud and clear that the world wants to move on with a different theme when it comes to The Terminator."

He went on so as to add: "Someone has to give you an ideal concept [for the next movie."

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Schwarzenegger wasn't completely down on the Terminator series, though.

"The first three movies were great,” he gushed. "Number four [Salvation] I used to be not in as a result of I used to be governor. Then 5 [Genisys] and 6 [Dark Fate] didn’t shut the deal so far as I’m involved."

He added that he "knew forward of time" they would not "shut the deal" because they were simply "simply not properly written".

The latest Terminator movie - Dark Fate - hit cinemas on October 23, 2019, and was later deemed one of the biggest box-office bombs of all time.

The picture was made with a $185 million budget and earned $261 million at the box office. The production budget and the marketing and distribution meant the movie reportedly needed to earn more than $450 million to break even.

James Cameron, who executive produced the picture, later told Deadline that the film was not successful because of some choices made behind the scenes.

Cameron said: "I believe the issue, and I’m going to put on this one, is that I refused to do it with out Arnold. [Director] Tim [Miller] didn’t need Arnold, however I mentioned: ‘Look, I don’t need that. Arnold and I've been associates for 40 years, I may hear it, and it could go like this: ‘Jim, I can’t consider you’re making a Terminator film with out me.'"

He went on to add: "I believe what occurred is I believe the film may have survived having Linda in it, I believe it may have survived having Arnold in it, however once you put Linda and Arnold in it after which, you already know, she’s 60-something, he’s 70-something, rapidly it wasn’t your Terminator film, it wasn’t even your dad’s Terminator film, it was your granddad’s Terminator film. And we didn’t see that."

You can watch Terminator Dark Fate on Disney Plus now.