Four Salvation rumours cleared up

• Rumor #1 - The ending posted on Ain't It Cool News is a fake

  
  Remember the leaked ending that hit AICN five months ago? The one that claimed the climax would see John Connor die, only to be resurrected as a robot?
  
  It isn't the ending (thank goodness) but the geeks didn't pluck it from the clear blue Skynet, either. "That is not the ending. John Connor is not the machine. We did discuss that idea, but that is not the ending, I can say that right now."
  
  

• Rumor #2 - James Cameron did not give McG his blessing

  
  There's been a lot of net chatter about McG's Comic Con claims that James Cameron gave his blessing for Terminator Salvation's creation. Well, it seems McG may have misquoted himself. We gave him the opportunity to set the record straight.
  
  "I did go to see James Cameron. He didn't give us his blessing, but he didn't shit all over our movie. When Jim was making Alien, he was following the great Ridley Scott, so he knows how we feel."

• Rumor #3 -Christian Bale did have doubts about signing up

  
  When Christian Bale was at the rumour stage for TS you couldn't move for fanboys claiming he'd never sign up for another franchise. It seems that he nearly didn't.
  
  "I met Christian when he was shooting The Dark Knight. He told me to fuck right off, he didn't want to do it. He said, 'Write it so that it could be read cold on stage and I'll think about doing it.'"
  
  

• Rumor #4 - Arnie will appear... probably

  
  When shots of Arnie hanging out on the Salvation set were shoved into all of our computers, the internet exploded with rumour. Was Schwarzenegger there to film a cameo? Give his blessing? Try and get a cut of the profits?
  
  Well, we'd bet our Terminator 2 action figure collection that we know the real reason. He was there to get motion captured for his all CGI debut as the T800.
  
  "We're trying to synthesise a human character with a CGI character and that may or may not have something to do with the T800," McG told us with a smile. The process isn't without its problems, though. McG isn't happy with ILM's work so far... "At the moment it's not good enough," he said. "And we're running out of time."