“Ladies and Gentlemen, Arnold Schwarzenegger!” The veteran actor is back with his Netflix documentary trailer, and it is giving! Some five decades ago, the Austrian actor traveled to the U.S. to fulfill his long-held dream, and now, through constant hard work and resilience, he has achieved it all. Not only did he become an exemplary athlete, but also governed the state where he once craved to go.

So how exactly did he make it happen? How was it possible for a normal European boy to rise above all else and become a household name not only in one but three aspects of his social life? Well, the ‘Governator,’ 75, is ready to record and narrate answers to such questions about his life in this Netflix documentary. And guess what? The 2 minutes 21 seconds teaser to the same is out now! As mentioned, it has Schwarzenegger depicting his own life stories.

Throughout the trailer, The Terminator actor recounted how he saw and accomplished one challenge after the other and became a successful bodybuilder, an actor, and a respected politician while the instances from his life screened in the background. Furthermore, the former husband of veteran journalist, Maria Shriver, also accepted his human flaws and mistakes and explained how he rose above such trials of life. “People will remember my successes. And they will also remember those failures,” the teaser terminated itself with these words.

As soon as fans witnessed a glimpse of what they are to get in the form of Arnold, they emitted the same energy as they did at the announcement of the trailer.

Arnold Schwarzenegger has fans jumpy as puppets as Netflix released the trailer of his documentary

“Do it. Do it now!” Schwarzenegger’s opening words in the trailer seem to have pumped immense energy into his fans. While many spammed the YouTube comment section with “can’t wait,” others are simply basking in the glory of the Austrian actor.

Twitteratis could not help but thank Netflix for the miniseries. Fans apparently confess they are “so pumped for this.” Meanwhile, others react with heart emojis.

Some also acknowledged that as an ’80s kid, nothing is more rewarding for them than getting to witness this.

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