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| Schwarzenegger, shown at a Nov. 13, 2000 film premiere, took a spill from his motorcycle in a 'minor' accident Dec. 9. |
Action star Arnold Schwarzenegger broke some ribs in a weekend motorcyclewreck, but like the leather-clad cyborg he plays in the "Terminator" movies, he'll be back, hispublicistsaid on Monday.
The actor, 54, took a spill from his motorcycle in a "minor" accident Sunday and was treated at a nearby hospital for severalfractured ribs, according to spokeswoman Jill Eisenstadt, who added she had no further details.
"He's a veryseasoned rider, and very safe rider, but accidents do happen, and unfortunately he did have one yesterday," she said. "He's resting comfortably and plans on coming home today."
Eisenstadt described Schwarzenegger as in "good spirits" and said he planned to go ahead with plans to join his family for a skiing vacation in Sun Valley, Idaho, over the Christmas holiday.
"So as only Arnold could say, he'll be back," the publicist added, referring to Schwarzenegger's most famous line from the original "Terminator" movie.
The Austrian-born actor is said to have recently clinched a record million salary toreprisehis role as the unstoppable man-machine from the future for "Terminator 3."
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Wreck: 事故
Publicist：宣傳人員
fractured ribs: 肋骨骨折
seasoned rider：經(jīng)驗(yàn)豐富的駕車人
reprise：償付
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Updated: 2001-12-19 01:00
