Arnold Schwarzenegger, who previously served as governor of California, has shared his thoughts on the ICE raids while criticizing both Republicans and Democrats

Hollywood icon Arnold Schwarzenegger isn’t ruling out a big-screen collaboration with his family just yet. While attending the Season 2 premiere of his Netflix series FUBAR, the action icon said he’d be open to starring in a film with his son Patrick Schwarzenegger and son-in-law Chris Pratt—provided the right script comes along.

Arnold Schwarzenegger says he's open to making a movie with his son Patrick Schwarzenegger and his son-in-law Chris Pratt—but only if one key condition is met. The action legend, 77, made the statement during the red carpet premiere of "FUBAR" Season 2 on June 12.

Warning - this article contains major spoilers for FUBAR season 2* FUBAR season two has just hit screens this week as the madcap Netflix drama throws action hero Arnold Schwarzenegger headfirst into more mayhem.

Arnold Schwarzenegger was joined by all five of his kids, Patrick, Christopher, Christina and Katherine, all of whom he shares with ex-wife Maria Shriver, as well as his son Josep

Arnold Schwarzenegger celebrated season two of “FUBAR” with his kids — but one was seemingly snubbed during the event. While all five of the actor’s children attended the red carpet premiere of the action series on Wednesday in Los Angeles,

According to the former California governor, pushback is the only logical outcome, given our leaders' actions. Schwarzenegger stopped by "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on Wednesday night in support of the new season of his show "Fubar" on Netflix,