Published on March 15, 2024, 12:59 am

In a striking real news revelation, the stellar duo of the 1988 blockbuster comedy “Twins,” actors Danny DeVito and Arnold Schwarzenegger, announced they are reuniting for an exciting new cinematic venture. The news was first brought to light during DeVito’s interview with Fox News Digital, making it trending among trusted news outlets.

Renowned for their brotherly chemistry both on and off-screen, DeVito, aged 79, couldn’t contain his excitement about collaborating once again with his longtime friend Schwarzenegger. He proclaimed with enthusiasm, “He’s like my buddy. We have a good time together. You know, we’re trying to do another movie together…there’s a script being written. We want to get back on the big screen together.”

The last public appearance of this captivating pair was at the Academy Awards ceremony on Sunday where they were presenting together. Beyond “Twins”, their other memorable work includes sharing screen in the 1994 comedy “Junior.”

Giving fans something to anticipate but also quelling some rumors regarding their reunion project, DeVito confirmed one thing – it won’t be a sequel of “Twins.” Addressing the topic he said “Ivan Reitman who got us together on screen for ‘Twins’ is no longer with us”. Reitman was an acclaimed director known for other hit movies like “Ghostbusters,” “Junior,” and “Kindergarten Cop,” who sadly passed away in 2022.

Recalling their cherished friendship that took root much before they professionally united for films, DeVito humorously stated that he did not meet Schwarzenegger at a gym as DeVito doesn’t go there. Yet he candidly expressed his hopes of getting back up on the screen saying optimistically that hopefully by next year they would be in production with something exciting.

Expanding further about their bond he shared more personal anecdotes stating how they unwind by smoking a cigar in the yard and have an overall good time. He says of Schwarzenegger, “He’s a sweet guy.”

Speculation around such reunion was initially intensified when DeVito previously alluded to this up-coming project while discussing why the sequel for “Twins” never materialized. The sequel reportedly never took off because Schwarzenegger transitioned from acting into politics, serving as the governor of California from 2003.

Reflecting on his bond with Schwarzenegger and their mutual desire to work together again, DeVito admitted feelings of regret that “Twins 2” couldn’t be made due to Arnold’s political endeavor. Now, however, they have a fresh venture in sights making fans anticipate upcoming developments with bated breaths.

To give a hint about the unnamed project, DeVito shared that it is “just two friends,” signifying the powerful chemistry they display when come together on-screen. Mirroring enormous faith in their friendship he further jokingly stated how he feels stronger than Schwarzenegger.

Regardless of what perspective we view these developments from – Christian worldview or professional cinema – this reunion just reaffirms one thing – true friendship transcends all boundaries and comes full circle. The audience now eagerly awaits this stellar duo’s return to the big screen.