In the forthcoming three-part documentary series Arnold, Schwarzenegger says his initial reaction was “defensive”.

 “Arnold,” the Netflix documentary series about the life and times of Arnold Schwarzenegger, would be in three parts. Arnold has reached extraordinary heights in three very different careers: globally popular movie star who headlined some of the biggest action blockbusters of the 20th century and politician who became governor of the largest state in the Union and bodybuilder and power-lifter who elevated his sport to new levels. ‘Arnold’ doc tells Schwarzenegger’s amazing story in three parts. It is almost a fairy tale that a kid who grew up in post-World War II Austria in unremarkable circumstances would achieve any of the above would be remarkable in and of itself.

Schwarzenegger in a never before seen light, and his fans cherish this opportunity to see their idol for what he is.

Reg Park, so much so that he used to buy American muscle magazines.

In his new Netflix documentary "Arnold”, Arnold Schwarzenegger opens up about the abuse he and his brother suffered at the hands of their father.

His father, Gustav Schwarzenegger, served in the Nazi party during World War II and was wounded in the Battle of Stalingrad.

Arnold's older sibling, Meinhard, died at the age of 24 in a drunk driving accident after hitting a telephone pole. “The kind of upbringing that we had was beneficial for someone like me, who was inside very strong and very determined, but my brother was more fragile,” he said. “Nietzsche was right: that what does not kill you will make you stronger.”

The Austria-native actor claimed that as he grew older, he became aware that something was wrong in his childhood claiming,  “As I was getting older, and the more I read stuff; about the outside world, outside of Austria, the more I started feeling like, I don’t think that I was, brought up in the right place, there is something off here. Maybe I don’t belong to Austria, or maybe I belong to America; Why is that? and this would convince me that one day I have to be over there. I am in the wrong place; I gotta get out of here.”

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.Sarah H

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