It may be said very soon: "Hasta la vista, baby!" Arnold Schwarzenegger (72, "Terminator" series) does not want to be left alone that his face was used by the Russian robot manufacturer promobot. The company had shown its lifelike Arnie face copy at this year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, among others.
According to the US celebrity portal "TMZ", Schwarzenegger's company has filed a lawsuit for more than ten million US dollars – the equivalent of more than 8.8 million euros. The Robo-C series can be individually equipped with human faces. The problem: Schwarzenegger has not given permission to use his face for advertising purposes.
According to the lawsuit, the portal is said to be the action star the "involuntary face" of the product. In addition, despite previous promises, promobot used the Arnie robot several times. Schwarzenegger allegedly demands not only that the company be banned from using his face and the $ 10 million already mentioned, but also all profits from the use of the Arnold robot, an additional fine and the payment of the lawyer's fees.