He said he'll be back, and now he's keeping his promise: Arnold Schwarzenegger is plotting a movie return. 
 
 Originally a body builder before making a transition to action movies, Schwarzenegger won the 2003 recall election to become Governor of California. Now, Schwarzenegger's time in office is over, and so he's looking to move back to film. Schwarzenegger tweeted today: "Exciting news. My friends at CAA have been asking me for 7 years when they can take offers seriously. Gave them the green light." 
 
 CAA refers to the talent agency that represents him. 
 
 As The Hollywood Reporter points out, Schwarzenegger, who is best known for his "Terminator" films, took on a number of bit parts in films throughout his governorship. Those included the 2004 "Around the World in 80 Days" remake, as well as summer 2010's action extravaganza "The Expendables." 
 
 Schwarzenegger had previously mused on his film return, saying that he was reading and considering three different scripts. One would see him star as a kind hearted Nazi soldier that eschews orders to kill a group of kids, instead returning them to safety. 
 
 That sounds action-packed, but he's realistic about his big screen limitations this time around. 
 
 "In the future I have to adapt my roles to my age," he told an Austrian newspaper. "Clint Eastwood also has done it in the same way. Extreme fighting or shooting is not possible anymore. I want to be more encouraged as an actor and I believe that I can manage this challenge. I am like a sponge, which is absorbing all the knowledge and always be willing to learn all new things." 
 
 WATCH a popular viral video chronicling the best of Schwarzenegger's movie lines: ||||| Arnold Schwarzenegger is returning to showbiz as a cartoon and comic-book character named The Governator, he tells Entertainment Weekly. 
 
 
 
 According to EW, the actor and two-term California governor is working together with comic book legend Stan Lee on an animated TV series and comic book that will mix the real life of the actor/politician with the superhuman exploits of the characters he’s played in films. 
 
 
 
 The news set off a flurry of online speculation that, given EW’s April 1. sale date, the story was an April Fool’s gag. 
 
 
 
 But Schwarzenegger had previously announced plans for a new television series, details of which he is to unveil at international TV market MIPTV next week. 
 
 “It takes my entire career, if its body building, if it’s acting, if its’ the governorship and combines it into one,” Schwarzenegger said in a video interview posted on EW’s site. “The Governator is designed to fight crime, to fight natural disasters…this guy will jump and solve the problems.” 
 
 
 
 Schwarzenegger said the cartoon was his plan B since the U.S. constitution does not allow him – a foreign-born American citizen – to run for President. 
 
 
 
 “Otherwise, I wouldn’t be standing here in a leather jacket, I’d be dressed up in a suit,” he said. Schwarzenegger added that he has not discussed The Governator cartoon with his wife, Maria Schriver. “I think it will be a big surprise for her,” he said. 
 
 
 
 The cartoon is still in development and won’t be finished until next year but Stan Lee revealed some details of the project. In the series, Schwarzenegger decides to become a crime fighter after leaving the governor’s office and, Batman-like, builds a Arnold Cave, a “secret high-tech crime-fighting center under his house in Brentwood,” according to Lee. 
 
 
 
 The series’ plot will see the Governator battling the evil organization Gangsters Imposters Racketeers Liars & Irredeemable Ex-cons (or G.I.R.L.I.E. Men) and, Lee claims, will include real-life people including Shriver and Schwarzenegger’s children, in its storylines.
– Arnold Schwarzenegger apparently meant it when he said, "I'll be back:" The ex-Governator is picking up his old day job, acting, reports the AP. "Exciting news," he tweeted. "My friends at CAA have been asking me for seven years when they can take offers seriously. Gave them the green light today." No word yet on whether any remakes of Terminator or Kindergarten Cop are in the works. Click here or here for more.