text: 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: ||||| Exciting news. My friends at CAA have been asking me for 7 years when they can take offers seriously. Gave them the green light today. 
   
   We all know the catchphrase that has been associated with Arnold Schwarzenegger since he starred in the 1984 movie "The Terminator." He even committed it to concrete at Grauman's Chinese Theater in Hollywood when his handprints and footprints were enshrined there as a major star of major motion pictures.Now those words may apply to him again. Schwarzenegger may return to the big screen.With the exception of some cameo roles like the one in the 2010 movie "The Expendables," Schwarzenegger has not had parts in any movies since he was elected governor of California in October 2003. In recent years, the Republican has had his hands full as California and the rest of the United States have struggled through the recession.When Schwarzenegger first took office as governor, his popularity was high and there was even chatter about the possibility of a run for the presidency. As President Barack Obama and his opponents known as "birthers" are well aware, a citizen must have been born in the United States to be eligible for the job.Although Schwarzenegger, who was born in Austria, would be ineligible for the presidency, legislation has been introduced at various times to amend the Constitution to allow residents who have lived in the United States for at least 20 or 25 years to become commander in chief, assuming they win the election. One bill, introduced by Sen. Orrin Hatch of Utah, even became known as "the Schwarzenegger amendment."But talk of higher office has subsided. Although he had favorability ratings of 79 percent in 2003, according to the Gallup Poll, his approval rating fell to 25 percent in January, according to Public Policy Polling.And Schwarzenegger has indicated that he would like to return to Hollywood. In a Twitter post on Thursday, he made a reference to the Creative Artists Agency, where his agents work, writing:Funny, he didn't think to use his catchphrase in the post.
target: – 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.