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Arnold Schwarzenegger 'Not Willing To Commit' To Any Movies

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May 20 2011, Published 6:30 a.m. ET

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By Adam S. Levy

RadarOnline.com Staff Writer

Arnold Schwarzenegger's governorship is over, and the same can likely be said for his marriage: Now, his movie career is on hold.

"Gov. Schwarzenegger is focusing on personal matters and is not willing to commit to any production schedules or timelines," his office said in a statement Thursday, as he told his talent agency to postpone all current and future show business plans.

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The Terminator star issued the statement in the wake of the week's past events, as he’d admitted Monday to fathering a child out-of-wedlock, and RadarOnline.com and Star magazine’s joint investigation subsequently revealed the mystery mother to be Mildred Patricia Baena, his 50-year-old ex-housekeeper.

Schwarzenegger looked to be headed back to the silver screen in the weeks prior to the announcement of his separation to Shriver, and his subsequent revelation of an illegitimate child.

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After wrapping up his two-term stint as California governor earlier this year, his plans were said to include a return to acting, as iMDb had listed two films he's involved with currently in the pre-production phase: The Last Stand and Cry Macho.

Last week, producers bid heavily on a package that included the right to two sequels to the Terminator, which he was reportedly involved in (Annapura Pictures’ Megan Ellison won).

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