30 years later: Arnold Schwarzenegger in an exciting reunion with the children from the movie "Kindergarten Cop" - Walla! culture

2020-12-29T22:07:42.766Z

Thirty years have passed since the cult film "Kindergarten Policeman" starring Arnold Schwarzenegger was released - and in honor of the occasion, the children, who are now adults, met for a zoom conversation where they shared memories of the filming and updated on their condition. These were stunned when Schwarzenegger himself suddenly joined the conversation

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30 years later: Arnold Schwarzenegger in an exciting reunion with the children from the movie "A Kindergarten Cop"

These were stunned when Schwarzenegger himself suddenly joined the conversation

Este la vista, no longer a baby

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This is what they looked like then:

(Supplier: Universal)

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Of course the actor also deserves "some" credit for the success of "Kindergarten Cop", as it is responsible for some of the punch lines we all remember like "I'm the party pooper" and "It's not a tumor" (it's not a tumor) .

Schwarzenegger says he and Ritman - who also collaborated on the 1988 film "The Twins" - knew that the last sentence would become a classic when the children could not stop laughing on the set.

"There were certain lines that because of my accent the kids laughed at. So I just screamed 'This is not a tumor, this is not a tumor at all!'

"And the kids laughed out loud instead of being afraid of me. Ivan told me 'if the kids laugh at how you sound, then I think the audience will laugh too' and that's exactly what happened."

Schwarzenegger admits that his participation in the film taught him how to be a better parent to his children.

The actor was filmed a few months after he and his then-wife, Maria Schreiber, gave birth to their first daughter, Katherine Schwarzenegger.

"It was a good warm-up for taking care of my kids," the father of five says in the zoom call, "from spending time with you during breaks and talking to you and all that, this movie really helped me be a better parent. It really helped me raise my kids."

And this is what they look like today:

(Screenshot, Yahoo Entertainment)

The actor signed the call with the promise of arranging a meeting with the cast at his home as soon as the epidemic passes from the world.

"We'll do it at my house, we'll get together and have a party and share gossip!", He swears, "I want to hear all the details about what you've been through the last 30 years.