Linda Hamilton talks Christian Bale and Terminator

"I'm ashamed ꧅to call myself his mother!" joked original Sarah Connor, Linda Hamilton, on Saturday afternoon. She was speaking to fans - including SFX - about Christian "John Connor" Bale and his recent on-set outburst.

Hamilton was on the main stage and had been asked a question about what she thought of on the set of Terminator Salvation, and how she and 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:James Cameron mꦰight have dealt with such a confront🌼ation if they'd been involved.

"You would never find me acting like that," she explaine෴d. "I actually wouldn't tolerate it from other actors on a set either. If I had been in a position to say, 'I'm sorry - we don't do that here!' I would have been the first one to say so."

"♒And as far as Jim goes, he is usually the one having the temper tantrum! So I think there's no room for anybody else to have a temper tantrum…" She continued: "That said: how embarrassing! It's everything that is wrong with LA. With super stars and super egos there's super bad manners. And I don't ever want to be like that."

Charming everybody with her friendly manner, Hamilton was a total professional, taking questions on everything from her time with Ron Perlman on Beauty And Tᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚhe Beast, to what she thought of TV's The Sarah Connor Chronicles.

"I'd only seen [Lena Headey] in 300 and she was very impressive - quite the looker. So I was like, 'Yeah!' I don't really watch TV but I watched the pilo꧑t episode," she revealed, before adding: "It's the hardest thing to step into somebody else's shows and try to fill them. Ten years ago I did a play in LA and I was playing a part that Gene Tierney had played. Every damn review basically said of me, 'She's n🎀o Gene Tierney!' You work your heart out and that's all people can say! So I know how Lena must have felt - it's hard."

Hamilton was also asked a rather more philosophical question about whether she thought the rise of malevolent AI was inevitable ("I don't think there's a risk of AI taking over from mankind. I think that's far-fetched. Science wrongly applied can be really bad, but for me the bigger problems are things like cloning.") before heading off to sign autographs. SFX stuck around for the rest of the day and also spoke with the cast from Merlin and original Bioni🧜c Woman, Lindsay Wagner. Great fun.

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