It has long been teased that one day, actor Arnold Schwarzenegger would return to one of his most iconic roles, that of Conan the Barbarian, to star in a third entry in the Conan series. That movie is often referred to as Conan the Conqueror.
Up until now, the idea of a third Schwarzenegger-Conan movie has always seemed somewhat of a pipe dream. But is that pipe dream now about to become a reality?
Today, Arnold Schwarzenegger took to social media to highlight a new comic book – Marvel’s Conan the Barbarian. After a long-spell with Dark Horse Comics, Conan is now back under Marvel’s roof, leading to a new collection of titles and Arnie wanted to show it off.
But was there a little more to his social media post?
To highlight the arrival of this new comic, Arnie recorded a video, because he was “pumped” to get a copy. In the video, Arnie could be seen sitting on a throne, reading the comic.
He noted:
“This is a fantastic comic book. Look at this, Conan the Conqueror. Wow!
“This almost looks like me (looking at the artwork of a conquering Conan).”

Arnie then revealed the cover of the comic, which featured a shot of himself in his younger days.
He commented: “This one definitely looks like me.”
Looking at the camera, he added:
“It’s a movie I’ve wanted to do for a long time. Let’s do it.”

So, did Arnie just announce a Conan the Conqueror movie or is this just his way of suggesting he STILL wants to make this movie?
It’s a little unclear, but either way, this post suggests Arnie is very, very keen to get the ball rolling on this project.
Thoughts?
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2 Responses to Did Arnie just announce a Conan the Conqueror movie?
So many (sequel type) movies coming out now — some 20 or 30 years after the originals.
What, can we not think of anything new?
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Sadly no. Hollywood ran out of ideas a long time ago, plus audiences are no longer guaranteed to turn up to original movies. They do tend to turn up for remakes/sequels.
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