The JOHN CONNOR Experience on TERMINATOR

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What I’ve discovered is that many actors, athletes, musicians, and others at the top of their career aren’t that different from you and me. They have the same insecurities and flaws that we all deal with every day. In a dark, yet enlightening way...I find a lot of comfort in that. I invite you all to join me while I get inside each of these fascinating people.

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💙 #insideofyou #shorts

[jonnyares]

Imagine being a kid in the 90’s and getting to hang out with Arnold for 9 months. So rad

[brett]

T2 still holds up when you watch it today. Timeless action movie

[DR_DGAF]

Man Eddie is looking and sounding so much better these days! I used to see him all the time back in the day when I would take my surprise unwilling vacations to rehab..thankfully I found better ways to pursue life in 2014.. But glad to see Eddie doing good and being a good father to his boy!

[Silmerano]

So fucking refreshing to hear someone had a good experience filming a movie.

[rr]

Wish this dude could have kept clean, the sequels would have been so much better with him as John Connor.

[RDub]

The day T2 opened in theaters, I was 13, and I begged my mom to bring me. We saw it that night and its still one of my best memories from my youth.

[tsss]

Dear John Connor, You all were super amazing and still are. dont be sad if it stopped filming, you all are still performing Every time i watch it. i am 40+ and I still watch it with the same enthusiasm. many memories with my family of six watching it together. my elder bro and dad...we really enjoy it. Want to Thank You all.

[justinbausman]

His voice is almost the same as back then.

[orwellianson]

This made me so happy to hear that Jim and Arnie were so nice to Eddie during the shoot.

[itsthe]

THIS is John Connor
He brought that character to life

[WhrsTheMoneyLabowski]

Watching this on Laser Disc at my neighbors' house with full surround sound and a big screen back in the early 90's when i was about 8 years old will forever be burned into my psyche

[xamorus]

People make fun of this dude, but I swear I smile every time I see him in an interview. Just a good dude

[WeBeDprinting]

That's why the ending was so real.
"I ORDER YOU NOT TO GO"
I felt that one

[gastonsepulveda]

This clip put a smile to my face. To see Edward still going strong, and for him to say that Arnold, Jim and Linda are nice people is very wholesome.

[toastofcinder]

I was around the same age as John when I first saw T2, and it was the first time I had a hero as a kid, someone that wasn't an adult, could almost put yourself in his shoes.
Thank you for that.

[elaknalon]

His American History X performance was incredible

[hoyit]

Edward Furlong is one of those people that’s just stuck in my memory as a young kid. It’s jarring seeing him all grown up.

[SilverLightRain]

This interview brings a tear to my eye, well not literally, but spiritually, it felt like meeting a long lost classmate after decades of not seeing each other.

[TheWrightVibes]

When I was a kid I stayed over at my older cousin’s house. He rented out T2 and Point Break and we watched them both that night. They’re the first films made for adults that I remember seeing and they’re still in my top 10 of all time.

[maasicas]

He was the perfect young John Connor. Much love