The Terminator famed actor Arnold Schwarzenegger reflected on how his iconic tagline in the film came after an argument with the director James Cameron.

During a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the 75-year-old actor revealed, "Jim Cameron and I were debating how to say the line because I was not comfortable with saying ‘I’ll,’" Schwarzenegger recalled. 

"I said, ‘I think it’s stronger to say, “I will be back.”’ Cameron replied, ‘Are you the scriptwriter now? It’s just one word. Don’t tell me how to write. I don’t tell you how to act’" he added.

The former California governor also revealed, he told the director how to act "every [expletive] minute!"

The Escape Plan actor went on further to explain that the director told him "Arnold, you think it sounds weird. It doesn’t. What makes it great is that you sound different than me or Charlie over there. That’s what makes it work."

Cameron further asked Schwarzenegger to "just say it 10 times. Say it different ways. I’ll keep rolling the camera. Then we’ll choose one."

The actor also mentioned how the infamous tagline is still following him saying, "a few days ago, I was skiing in Aspen, and the concierge comes up asking me to say the line."

"So that’s where it started and where it ended up. It’s wild," he added.