Bill Burr | Arnold

Bill watched the Netflix documentary Arnold
7/17/23
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[@mbernac2]

I maintain that Bill Burr’s bit about Arnold in that old special is what directly led to the Arnold doc on Netflix

[@doodlebob3758]

"You know how many tries at life it would take to do the run that Arnold did?!"

[@mikeyp2277]

I will second that. The way he distilled his accomplishments down in that bit really highlighted how impressive of a human being he is.

[@jakemikelson9881]

I thought the same thing as I was watching it

[@ctchase360]

Dudes been in the zone for 4 decades!

[@ninjalivnjak]

@@ctchase360 That guy should be unloading trucks in Transylvania.

[@BlazingOwnager]

Fun fact: When Cameron was casting Arnold for Terminator, Arnold wanted to be the hero. However, he spent the entire meeting talking to Cameron about how a robot should act on film; how they should reload without looking at guns, how they should move, etc. He was raving about the performance of Yul Brenner in Westworld (the 1970s one). After that, Cameron went through great effort to convince him that he shouldn't play the hero, but the villain and won him over promising the villain would be the most iconic and memorable thing about the film. Arnold would eventually convince him to play the hero, but still a Terminator, leading to T2. Arnold really wasn't just an actor on those films, he was there from the very genesis of the character.

[@ChewTheMPKiller]

Everyone thought he didn't stand a chance but when he showed his depth (playing an emotionless machine I will add ) he took off Priceless storytelling Epic fairytale

[@Derpaify]

That's amazing, I had no idea despite T1+2 possibly being my favourite movies of all time. Certainly both in the top 5, so I've read and seen a ton of stuff about them. Cheers for the interesting info. Cheers

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

You do not have to mention that Westworld featuring Yul Brynner* is from the 1970s. YB died in 1985, so he could not have been part of the 2010s HBO series.

[@YautjaPrime-gw1on]

​@@einundsiebenziger5488 People are lazy by default on the internet so I would say he was just saving time and getting the obligatory answer to the inevitable question out of the way. We both know the mention of Westworld would automatically assume the current rendition, regardless of which actor's name came up.

[@maratonlegendelenemirei3352]

Michel Biehn/Kyle Reece made The Terminator memorable. Arnold owes Biehn a lot of gratitude.

[@donharris8846]

Real life soldier, bodybuilder, A-list actor, high level politician. That’s a pretty damn good run

[@TomLukach-ht5zs]

Then when his balls fell off Fuck your freedom get the shot. Arnold and Howard Stern both acted a certain way then pulled a 180 degree turn

[@carvercapitalequitypartner122]

If you look up Dydzak v. Schwarzenegger, and Dydzak v. Ronald George, there was a small problem about a missing $200 million from the California Court budget that Arnold gave to Chief Justice of the CA Supreme Court, Ronald George. That wasn't a very good run. In fact it was a bad run that hastened the demise of the California Court system to the bad joke it is today

[@carvercapitalequitypartner122]

Then there was the housekeeper thing. Just putting thi gs in perspective, though I do agree Arnold was, and is, a great man

[@at8630]

And a Kennedy fornicator. Tops in my book.

[@eclipsesolar8345]

And the only reason he was not President is because he was not born in USA , because if that wasn't a problem we all know that he would be.

[@andrejohnson6731]

Bill’s observations about Arnold are spot on. We need an Arnold/Burr Buddy movie ❤

[@bradws4eva]

We need an Arnie / Burr ticket on the general election. The "No Bullshit" party

[@deanobeany]

"I'll be back" "Oh jeeezus"

[@hesolex7674]

That was the edited comment?

[@briansmith48]

I don't know if that will happen. Bill did call his mistress, the mother of his son, the ugliest woman he had ever seen. So... 😅😂

[@andrejohnson6731]

@@briansmith48 Ha! Right I remember that now 🤣 well in Bill’s defense that is true

[@masztaarc]

Arnold also had the advantage of knowing what he wanted. I'm 39 and I still have no idea.

[@okramoffacebook1381]

True shit dat

[@Jim-Mc]

Same, it was interesting to hear, but how he thinks is so completely alien to me. ☹️

[@at8630]

LOL, I'm 65 and only know I don't want to be the things I have been.

[@ImEverythingYouCrave]

not too late to figure out

[@threesomemonkey8780]

​@at8630 😂😂😂😂 agreed.

[@GoldenEraBookworm]

I was Archival Researcher for the Arnold series, and this review had me in stitches! 😅 I'm glad to see that the work we put in has shown a bit of light on who Arnold is, and what he did as a man to be successful. Its a message that needs to be repeated over and over again.

[@educateyourself3872]

I watched all three parts in one go. You did a great job. I mainly wanted to see how Arnold’s strategic thinking and personality got him to where he is and how he handled some situations that came up. I think one key takeaway from this particular story is that he didn’t pass up the opportunity in real estate just because he was focused on something else, and that having brash determination can be more important/effective than worrying about every situation and how things go. It’s more important to be aggressive than over analyzing/hesitant and it’s kind of amazing that he went into that meeting the way he did in spite of how important becoming an actor was to him.

[@GoldenEraBookworm]

@@educateyourself3872 I agree...Arnold didn't just wait for success to Fall on his Laptop.. he actively sought it out, and attacked with full force when opportunity presented itself

[@qs987]

the final touch is very cool "never call me self made man "

[@luketimewalker]

@@GoldenEraBookworm amazing job! Grats from Paris !

[@DeathWithinTenSteps]

I love all your work man! Very few youtubers bring something great to the table but you really really do. Great to see you got to do something like that.

[@lrseixas]

The funniest part of that doc, is when he talks about OJ Simpson not being convincing as a killer for the Terminator part and the crew losing it behind the cameras 😂😂

[@Scottocaster6668]

Hahaha, seriously?? Maybe that's why he was not guilty.

[@RS54321]

@@Scottocaster6668 Trolling? Do you actually think OJ was innocent?!

[@Scottocaster6668]

@@RS54321 Hardly .

[@RS54321]

@@Scottocaster6668 Are you responding to my first or second question?

[@Scottocaster6668]

@@RS54321 both

[@dekkard]

As a fellow Austrian 🇦🇹 , what really amazes me about Arnold is - how the hell could he see himself as the biggest star on the, Planet?! You have to understand, the place where he is from (Thal in Styria) is a tiny village, and what we here in Austria tend to say about such people is that "their horizon ends at the next mountain" - which is right in front of them! (eventhough most of them are well educated, its not like they are Hillbillies - but most of them enjoy their "sinple life") 😂 But not for Arnold, he managed to get out of there right after the war, and conquer America and then the world! 😮 also, eventhough he says "Born in Austria, made in the USA", he regularly comes back to his Birth Place, and there behaves as if he never left! Completely down to earth. He he such a legend! 😄💪🏻

[@rocketrudolf3854]

Great to hear, German decent, American here,dad from Germany, visiting often even though from US. Loved visiting family, this will never leave me experiencing Europe, Glad To be American, but feel like lost brother in Germany.Would like to Have been born there.

[@yoeyyoey8937]

How do you know about his visits to Austria? Have you met him there? And thanks for sharing that is insightful

[@MrOmriSan]

Arnold's story in the US, the way he became the hugh star he is and everything he achieved in America is the essence of the US as a country of immigrants. Since I was a kid I always heard those stories about people who came to the US with 2 dollars and became millionaires or whatever. In addition to all this, Arnold is a man that if a door closes in front of him, he'll come in thru the window. Watching this series only made me like him even more. What a legend.

[@dekkard]

@@yoeyyoey8937 It's well known he comes to Austria once or twice per year. For instance, he loves to visit the "Streif" Ski race (deadliest Ski race, but a major spectacle and event). Many people here have stories about when he just drops by and behaves as if he is just some regular local dude. He even said so in his recent Netflix show...

[@threesomemonkey8780]

Bill burrs description is accurate, Arnie is a great man... all the things he accomplished!! How many life times would it take for us to do an Arnie 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🤙🏽🍻🇦🇺 He's the man.

[@JudasMaccabeus1]

Arnold’s greatest power was never taking himself too seriously. Confidence and humility are not antagonistic in principle, only in application, but he found a way to unit them. And we love him for it.

[@someoneelse.2252]

"Confidence and humility" etc.....Huh....?. Don't try to sound smart, you come across as pretentious and phony. No need to thank me for pointing it out and make you aware.

[@SithEso]

@@someoneelse.2252 stop it.. get some help

[@FeralRabbit]

@@someoneelse.2252wow you sound like an asshole. I am hoping you simply aren’t familiar with the words the OP used and not actually that dumb.

[@FrZX855]

@@someoneelse.2252 Someone is coming across as pretentious and phony and it's not @Nahmanides1🤣🤣🤣

[@JudasMaccabeus1]

@@FrZX855 Thank you, good sir. That was my exact thought. 🤙

[@deplorablekunt]

Last Action Hero with Arnold lampooning himself… it’s one of my favorite movies of any genre.

[@Pepespizzeria1]

He wouldn't of known it was lampooning though 😂

[@adrianpate4694]

Mine too

[@NoNameNo.5]

It blows my mind how people shit on that movie and Arnold doesn’t even like it now, it was fuckin great! Hilarious

[@brewt1mer]

I love that film…I didn’t like it when it first came out but now I think it’s great

[@rufust.firefly6810]

People weren't ready for it back then...

[@KingSidJames]

I'm so glad that I grew up watching Arnolds movies. A true one-off legend that we will never see again.

[@HegelsOwl]

May that con artist rot in hell, buddy.

[@HappyCatholicDane]

@@HegelsOwlTrumpist detected 🙄.

[@UC4AQUgrQ9EwVIGoF0w7xHXg]

​@@HegelsOwl cry more lady

[@pacomiguel6923]

So true. Me and brother mentioned the Same thing how lucky we were. He was real, jacked and badass.

[@TravisMcGee151]

@@pacomiguel6923Arnold was and is the worst actor ever.

[@TheBrit07]

That was friggin hilarious, the way Bill Burr broke down and added his commentary to the Arnold Documentary is priceless hahaha. Nailed it Bill Burr

[@alexanderlyon]

It's a great special. Arnold is bigger than life. It's so great to hear how much Burr appreciates what Arnold has done.

[@netdoctor1]

*_Arnold is bigger than life._* You're exactly right.

[@BigRich1911]

"With your little socks and shoes over there and your little pants" 😂😂😂

[@JoshuaCastillo6309]

This makes me want a full commentary of the doc by Bill Burr.

[@BlazingOwnager]

For years people always acted like Arnold was the dumb weight lifting but charismatic guy, but the guy is actually a freaking marketing savant. The stories of his life *before* becoming an actor are amazing. Dude really should sign off on a bio-pic while he's able to act as executive producer. Truly one of the most entertaining life stories ever. My favorite is still the "Exotic European Brick Layers" story, where he took an unsuccessful brick laying gig with guys at the gym, rebranded it and upcharged 500% then was a wild success.

[@HegelsOwl]

You forgot to mention that he holds the world's the longest-running comic-book ad, and which ripped-off millions of ignorant children, by convincing them that "protein powder" (which turned-out to be just pure sugar, futhermore) is what grew his impressive physic.

[@joeking6972]

He is an absolute genius.

[@OGRE_HATES_NERDS]

documentaries are better than any biopic could ever be

[@DJWESG1]

Market forces* Emphasis on the forces*

[@qs987]

bio pic how the fuck tho? cant buy that body

[@SloppyHorrorPodcast]

The first Terminator was definitely a Horror Movie!

[@Ar1AnX1x]

the part where these skeleton looking robots are killing women and children with machine guns with no remorse is something that's stayed on my mind even though I barely remember the rest of it

[@TheNaturalPatHarris]

It’s the Greatest Low Budget movie ever

[@derrickdavis664]

Nightmare fuel.

[@crazyralph6386]

The cop shop massacre gave me nightmares to no end. Just when you thought there couldn’t be a safer place to be in, then BAM!

[@dgallagher7029]

Bill Burr, thinking Arnie’s life is cool and wishing he did it, dude, Bill Burr is one of the worlds best stand ups, plays drums, flys helicopters, and has a great podcast! For the average Joe, Bill’s life is pretty cool too!

[@AlexanderKnollwood]

Bill Burr once told off an entire stadium of angry pissed off people in hot weather… for 12 MINUTES. And he’s saying he can’t believe the size of Arnold’s balls ??? He’s more than humble…he’s freaking ignorant lol.

[@billium99]

Yeah but did he ever play US special forces characters with a commy-ish accent? Ahh I miss the 80's.

[@User2jn]

I almost forgot that Bill Bur is a great comedian after watching this.

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

... flies* helicopters ...

[@richardblack3385]

Fuck no 😂

[@paulf2898]

He had it,the physique,the looks and the sense of humor,he could play serious roles and comedic roles effortlessly

[@geezerguy6410]

Arnold owns his mistakes in the documentary. It actually changed my opinion of him, like a lot of us as we get older we know what we did in the past and usually try to do what we can to rectify those mistakes.

[@RicoRaynn]

That's one thing I liked about it. He owned everything, both good and bad. Don't see that much these days, especially in the narcissistic culture of Hollywood.

[@williamshaw9047]

In his first autobiography, he admits that after losing to Frank Zane in Miami in '68, he went to his hotel room and cried all night. Then Arnold assured his fans that "this was one of the only times in my life that I have ever cried."

[@Frank7489]

I love Bill’s honesty when fanning out about Arnold. Usually when celebrities talk about other celebrities it seems performative

[@heroicsquirrel3195]

This documentary was awesome, i always liked arnold but now i want him to live another 70 years, hes a genius literally imo

[@TheKredden]

Arnold as Hamlet inclusion at the end is a nice touch.

[@1989red13bfc]

Arnold is the personification of pure willpower and perseverance.

[@andrewrizzo9903]

That Columbo bit had me dying. Perfect footage to go along with it

[@Ghoulies]

Agreed. The impression alone is funny, but the clip definitely enhances it. Accent, delivery and dialogue 😄

[@Tulpen23]

Oh me too - my favorite bit 😂

[@rbnh9827]

I knew there would be Izzy video on this while I was listening to today’s podcast. His accent + the visualization compelled a video. And that was quick. Doing the lords work out here.

[@Dime_time333]

I'm still waiting for the basement level rap song at the end.

[@malcriaditto7048]

@@Dime_time333 Me too. Anyone knows the name of the song?

[@carl_anderson9315]

Muhammad Ali, Bruce Lee, Arnold, Jackie Chan, Tom Cruise, Michael Jordan, Cristiano Ronaldo, I admire those guys who had the vision and the balls to see themselves up there in a podium, at the top of the world with an iron will, hard work and determination.

[@aar1967]

No way Cruise and Ronaldo belong in the same sentence as Ali, Lee, Jordan. IMO.

[@lallyoisin]

Arnie is also able to laugh at it all. He's funny. Documentary was awesome.

[@stratdx]

I finished the Arnold doc, impressed and inspired. With chills. Incredible story.

[@Venomous_471]

I love Bill Burr storytelling and I love Aronld story of how he was determined to be a successful citizen of America , Arnold Schwarzenegger did what most could never have the guts to do .

[@ActAccordinglyNow]

4 decades, nothing but net. Bill burr

[@ManCave1972]

I read Arnold’s autobiography during lockdown and was genuinely taken aback by his whole extraordinary story. From abject poverty and tragedy in Austria to just crushing everything he ever turned his hand to was truly inspiring. He also completely owned his mistakes and infidelity. An extraordinary man and an incredible story.

[@williamshaw9047]

It wasn't really abject poverty...his dad was chief of police. He was raised really strictly though and did without a lot of creature comforts like air conditioning, anesthetic for drilling teeth, and parents that didn't beat up their kids for getting bad grades.

[@Studeb]

Funny how Bill has already had a hilarious bit in one of his specials years ago, about Arnold's amazing career and confidence, he clearly adores him.

[@antpaull5478]

Arnold, you can’t do that ! BOOM ! he does it !

[@slevinsleven2775]

Any man from the 80's or prior love the guy, Unless his feelings got hurt by some of his ''online statement'' lol

[@ericcaron4435]

I posted on FB how awesome this documentary truly is! He didn't give up often, he worked towards goals!

[@gregorylapointe4157]

I was an Arnold fan back in the '70's when he was dominating the body building world. I remember reading about him in magazines and in one article in particular he mentioned to some body building friends that he was going to be the highest paid actor in Hollywood. They all laughed at him. The man knew himself and had incredible will and vision.

[@jamesfromthecomputer]

Arnold is my fav success story because as much as he had confidence in himself you can tell from the stories people like Danny DeVito tell Arnold didn’t get where he is by stepping over other people, he just worked hard and bet on himself

[@WalkBesideMe]

It's why it's so funny seeing Arnold accepting more common man roles nowadays when he's legit the most interesting man in the world lol

[@ZiddersRooFurry]

It's because Hollywood is biased against older people plus Arnold's been in a string of stinkers.

[@sdseals2076]

He's at the age, where he can just have fun. And he has enough money, he doesn't have to worry.

[@Stevesautopartsify]

Arnold broke EVER rule set in front of him and loved every second doing it!! 🐐

[@theeternalnow6506]

Burr has really kept it real on Arnold indeed. The dude is an absolute boss.

[@MrDuds1984]

Arnold is the greatest success story out there his story is simple incredible.

[@Rompler_Rocco]

I had no idea Arnold was already a millionaire and Bill could do a great Columbo.

[@painhertz]

Bill Burr HIMSELF is a legend so watching one legend be so amazed by another is some wild stuff.....

[@Ar1AnX1x]

I'm convinced guys like Pacino and Arnold were just characters even before being actors so they decided why not be an actor in the movie? Al Pacino used to talk about how he one they looked into these mirrors(I donno if its called a three quarter mirror or what)that shows you from 3 or 4 different angles and he thought he looks cool so he decided to be an actor, but its not just Narcissism, they knew they can play certain characters well

[@evilalex87]

arnold , stallone , van damme , jackie chan , a generation of role models for men and real stars

[@jason_nerdlife9149]

Definitely it will never be like that again. Absolute mega stars

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

Schwarzenegger*,* Stallone, van Damme*,* Chan* - be consistent, either first names or last names only

[@jason_nerdlife9149]

@einundsiebenziger5488 what are you gonna do about it brother

[@dexterwestin3747]

Not role models for men as much as role models for guys that want to be action stars. None of those listed are particularly honorable guys but they have been immensely entertaining over the years.

[@evilalex87]

@@dexterwestin3747 they are role models , came from nothing to most famous and succesfull , worked hard , belived in themselfs , had goals they reached , kept in shape and stayed healthy , are respectfull and nice people , made mistakes and did overcome them , strong and good people

[@George2647g]

That Arnold story was amazing - but somehow with Bill's retelling it's impossibly like 10 times better. I wish we get a movie with them both before the big guy passes (I doubt it but we can dream)..

[@bodaciousskies]

His arnold accent always gets a laugh out of me 😂😂

[@galaxyspace76]

damn thats a good idea 🤣thatd be hilarious

[@George2647g]

@@galaxyspace76 Yea - Bill somehow plays the hype man, the second fiddle probably the best out there alive now.. He'd make a decent Robyn (though I don't like the character)... But Bill running alongside Arnold doing crazy cool shit goin crazy about how amazing everything Arnold doing would be hilarious.. I could watch a whole movie around it lol..

[@danalexander2149]

Arnold went into the meeting believing that he is Conan the Barbarian come alive. What would Conan say in that meeting? “Why does such a small man have such a big desk?”

[@bentonrp]

That little man was Dino De Laurentiis: producer of Dune, Flash Gordon, Barbarella and of course Conan. Great film producer. I think he was notoriously hard to work with himself. Lolol!

[@ShmooyShmoo]

He was interviewed on Jonny Carson and he said he wanted to be a famous actor and then be a governor. Everyone snickered at him!

[@unclejezza]

Bill, your Philly rant was up there man. Balls-out move - never to be beaten

[@gdr1174]

He backed himself all the way. Credit to him 😂🎉

[@jcriley7695]

Legit LOL.. Arnold is a very rare breed., I watched the series, it was surprising good, definitely lots of integrity there on his part. Liked how he made it very clear that none of it would have ever happened without help, and explaining that he was NOT a self made man speaks for itself. For whatever reason, he poured it out for this series, it definitely wasn't for money. I think it's fair to say that you can even look at this series like a massive thank-you as he referred to so many integral people in every episode. Watch it, it's great!

[@theimaginist3310]

I can’t stop laughing at this!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@davidherr2592]

I know a guy exactly like this. No bullshit they are describing my friend and I cannot help but laugh during this entire documentary. 😂

[@bbz232]

Bill burrs Arnold joke in his special is one of my favorite bits of all time.

[@Studeb]

Love his Arnie voice, he makes fun of him, but clearly loves him.

[@woozie___]

You were probably champing at the bit to sprinkle some McBane clips into this one 😂 beautiful work

[@ShadowfinderMusic]

I agree with Bill Burr. This documentary was extremely inspiring. This man succeeded in becoming big in 3 completely different areas. Respect to both Arnold and Bill for always being themselves!!

[@JoseRamos-kd9ig]

I grew up on comic books, when I Saw Arnold for the first time, I knew he came straight out of a comic book...💯AWESOME💪👍

[@HumanScourgeYT]

Arnold is the definition of the word Legend.

[@kane4013]

The maid liked his accent.

[@stevem2323]

And tone of other women too.

[@optimusprimus89]

Bill's description of how you try to imagine yourself saying something or doing something cool, and not being able to wrap your head around it is something I def relate to. lol

[@mulemule]

*Lifelong Arnold fan. I was really hoping for a far more objective/penetrating biopic than essentially a three-hour (albeit fun) promo reel. (It reminded me of the Bible-sized, preemptive, autobiography Jobs shat out to try controlling all other narratives.) Given Arnold's vast power in Hollywood and the fear (and loyalty) he inspires, we won't get a truly definitive take until he's (sadly) gone.*

[@ImRanchWilder]

Comedian Joe list tweeted he didn't know his father was a nazi and wish they'd covered it more that 2minutes in the doc. He got hammered by people on Twitter. Saying how could you want to hear about that and blah blah. Joe basically said because it sounds interesting!

[@mulemule]

@@ImRanchWilder _Exactly._ I'm certainly not seeking a "hit piece" but I wish he'd have the courage (and trust in his fans) to present a more objective, fleshed-out, narrative ... including his toughest critics' perspective. He'd still be a personal hero. But simply an even _more_ compelling one.

[@patrickthomas8890]

Sadly, celebrities control it anymore and only want puff pieces

[@Pepespizzeria1]

Cheated on wife, took steroids, pretended to fill in pot holes as a publicity stunt, man's a pure blooded narcissist, I agree we won't the truth till way after

[@EdgeO419]

Arnold still has a huge ego and a legacy to protect, that was never gonna happen.

[@caskinfg]

That's a pretty good Peter Falk impression

[@mariyatakeuchi9009]

Out of all the roles arnold was in, his own story is bar far the most intersting

[@2ghetto4greyhound55]

ThankYouSir🙏For making me use the very BOTTOM of my lungs-today!🤣📢" Little Man/Big Desk"🤣📢

[@ricarleite]

I've been saying this since the 90s, Arnold is the most motivated and confident human being who has ever lived.

[@richardedwards1546]

Ever? Hahahahaa

[@ricarleite]

@@richardedwards1546 Well, after the 1950s.

[@c3mi979]

I never knew he was a tank driver, and I never knew the line was supposed to be "I'll come back" 😅

[@jesperroulund7353]

And now he actually owns that very tank he was driving in the army.

[@scottward6974]

The man is a fuckin living legend!

[@Trav_Can]

Arnold is the man!

[@pekkasiren4532]

Was the man. Last terminator he was a feminist. He said "fuck your freedom" He has the skulls on his finger and belt. Same as skull and bones. I looked up to him when I was young and clueless. Of course he has an amazing career.

[@pewterpirate4560]

I gained a new respect for Arnold from watching this!

[@realscen]

Thanks for the review Bill. This is making me want to watch it, here in the Netherlands. I'm all hyped man, we're gonna watch it this weekend. Hahaha.

[@NDemanuele1]

What a great critique Bill gives here! I felt the same way! - The Acting part was the best!! It truly was an inspiring Doc series!

[@edygk20kstm64]

Arnold was my inspiration since I was kid... my childhood hero❤

[@Mullet-ZubazPants]

5:38 Nice Peter Falk impression. Now I have to hear Burr yell "Serpentine!" in his Peter Falk

[@redsoxfox]

The don’t give a fuck thing because he leaned towards responses that are more amusing to him is a type of European man. My Norweigen uncle is like that but even heavier on the jokes

[@cabe3231]

Arnold: "Aarrgghh! Yargh! Uarghh! Bowargh!" So inspiring.

[@Rendell001]

Uncanny impersonation right there…

[@Indigocell]

LOL. I had to pause this halfway because this made me want to watch the documentary.

[@Boxedbyyme]

We just need more voice overs by bill in general 😊😊

[@osamabad3597]

“I didn’t have to take bullshit roles” Stars in Hercules in New York

[@aidankeohane3370]

I loved this doc. I found the first episode especially fascinating. I knew very little about Arnold’s early life and it’s a great little history of both body building and postwar America and especially postwar Austria. Arnold might be the most fascinating man ever

[@Stevendraken]

I always look forward to these videos

[@drakeslayer3069]

This is why Arnold is the greatest

[@JoseChavez-ct1db]

The magic of these videos is how Bill's description is intermingling with the actual clips. Half the time I find it hard to believe that bill is accurate, then the clip not only verifies it, but turns out to be even more outrageous. 😂

[@elthe3rd]

I finished watching that documentary a couple weeks ago and it was very good like Bill said. Inspiring and an amazing journey.

[@jackbusiness7879]

Honestly I no excuse to not work out after watching that. Very motivational doc.

[@HorizonPaintingHawaiiLLC]

I’m glad I grew up in the 80s with Arnold movies, he was a great role model.

[@DarkKnightDiary]

Watching it right now and it is fantastic! The lessons I'm gaining from it are multitude and true to my own circumstances.

[@wasteofspace20]

I have family back in Graz, Austria, where Arnold is from and it's even more amazing when you realize how much different and deferential to authority the culture is in Styria where he is from is and he basically overcame an incredible social pressure to know your class and place in society is in the first place. Very unique bloke who didn't let class and social norms determine his reality.

[@yingle6027]

There is no one currently in Hollywood that can play the big action hero tough guy roll. Come to think of it, they don't even make those types of movies anymore. I'm sure if they made one it'd be a wild success but I don't think Hollywood cares about making money nowadays.

[@jameshickey1294]

Burr was spot on bout arnie - wat hes done in 1 life time is amazing. Been in the zone for 4 decades 😂..so true - bill burr is superb

[@DaniMacYo]

Arnold’s a facking legend.

[@1888swordsman]

Arnold is a living legend. Made himself, worked his ass off to be who he is. Respect

[@namesake-mx9nl]

I agree , Arnold has had the most incredible career , can't take anything away from him . Self belief , hard work , determination . Seems whatever career he chose to take , he made sure it was a success . The man practically created the action movie genre , those roles were made for him , when you saw the things he did in the movies , you believed he could actually do them because he was so awesome . He created the market for hummers as a domestic vehicle . Arnold deserves all the success he has worked for .

[@patricka6717]

I did not know I needed it until I heard it, but Bill Burr doing an impression of Columbo was fantastic.

[@WesleyScottOfficial]

I don't know why I keep watching this everytime it comes up on my feed. I just love Bill gushing over my hero. ❤

[@andrewah15]

Bill Burr is hilarious!! 😂😂

[@samuelbungo4339]

The fact that Bill Burr doesn't know who Dino De Laurentis is baffles me

[@ultracollectorz9970]

I appreciate the visual blended in to bills story. Good job!👊👍

[@TheStuport]

I'm watching this on Saturday morning, March 2, 2024 in Columbus, Ohio as I get ready to go to " The Arnold Sports Festival" here in town tonight and Sunday afternoon. I have gone for the last 20 years and it is a great experience each year! The very first time I heard Bill's AH-NOLD bit a few years ago STILL has me dying to this day. I would love to see Both Bill and Arnold get together for a chat and a Cigar together. THAT would be magic on film!

[@aaronfreeman5865]

Arnold more or less knew he had the roll but he knew the producer thought he was a dumb body builder who could be pushed around. Arnold is an insanely nice person. Arnold went up there and went Conan the barbarian on him. The producer got pissed off and started screaming at other Hollywood executives telling them what Arnold did. They realized Arnold was straight up intimidating the producer physically and mentally which worked in Arnold's favor to seal the job plus they kind of hated the producer so having Arnold on the film was a jab at him. The producer saw the daily shots, realized Arnold was full into and training like a body builder to be an actor and that Arnold was in barbarian mode when he met him. He ended up helping Arnold get terminator.

[@IronHide3910]

Awesome vid, damn you’re fast 😂

[@Evs78101]

Haven’t seen it yet…but I’m glad I got Bills filtered version…almost makes me wanna watch it with this playing on a loop lol

[@flangmasterj]

It's going to be a sad day when Arnold passes. I urge everyone to watch Pumping Iron. I remember visiting half a dozen video stores here in New Zealand looking for a copy in the mid-2000's and my brother and I finally found a crusty old VHS. That film, to a couple of budding bodybuilders was pure motivation and if our motivation fell off at any point we'd watch it again and we're back on track.

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

I saw you snuck in a Stallone bicep in there from Rambo First Blood Part 2 😂👍