Arnold Schwarzenegger revealed that he and Robert Downey Jr. had a good relationship during his ‘terrible childhood’.
Arnold Schwarzenegger was well aware of the childhood experiences of his fellow actor Robert Downey Jr.
terminator The 76-year-old alumnus talked about the Iron Man actor’s Oscar acceptance speech during a joint interview with fellow action-star Sylvester Stallone. TMZ Presents: Arnold & Sly: Rivals, Friends, Icons.
In the interview aired Tuesday, Schwarzenegger said he identified with Downey’s speech when he received the Best Supporting Actor award in March this year.
“I could connect with him immediately,” Schwarzenegger said. “Because he went through trouble and pain – I don’t know the whole story.”
He added, “But for them to be thankful for their small upbringing means that it inspired them and inspired them to go in a different direction instead of staying in their small upbringing.”
Schwarzenegger highlighted his troubled upbringing, growing up in Austria with an abusive, alcoholic father who was a war veteran, leaving him “angry” and in “a lot of pain”.
He explained, “If I had grown up like some people do with all the love in the world, I would have never left home.” “I would have stayed in Austria. “This is not the kind of life that would make me happy.”
He added, “I think what motivated me was that I needed to create my own world; It was kind of a blessing that I got to get out of that misery at home.
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