James Cameron on How the Film Will Handle a 71-year-old Arnold Schwarzenegger

The transcript discusses a cyborg character who is 71 years old. It explains that the cyborg's organic exterior ages like a human, which is integral to the story. The endoskeleton, however, has a power cell lasting 100 years, allowing the cyborg to remain operational for decades. This duality of aging flesh and enduring machinery is a key narrative element.

What is the significance of the character being a Cyborg in relation to aging?

What does the text imply about the relationship between the flesh and the endoskeleton?

In what way does the character's age affect his abilities as a Cyborg?

What are the implications of the character being subject to the frailties of the flesh?

How does the character's endoskeleton contribute to his longevity?