Since 1984 there have been five Terminator movies in the sci-fi franchise.
Now as James Cameron helms Terminator 6, Arnie has confirmed which films will be ignored.
Speaking with The Terminator Fans, the 70-year-old star said: “The sixth Terminator movie is definitely going to ignore Terminator Genisys.
He added: “And there is a high probability that Terminator 3 and Salvation will be ignored too if this is a Terminator 2: Judgement Day sequel, as cited of late.”
With this shocking news, it looks like Terminator 6 will act as the third film in a Cameron trilogy, since the filmmaker wrote and directed the first two movies in the franchise.
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Last week it was revealed that Linda Hamilton, who played Sarah Connor in the original two films, will be returning for the sequel.
However Arnie confirmed that Terminator 2’s T-1000, played by Robert Patrick, will not reprise his role. Meanwhile Cameron will produce the new film, with Deadpool’s Tim Miller directing.
Instead Arnie will play a human who was the basis for the T-800’s appearance.
Cameron said: “Yeah, you got to ask yourself, ‘Why did they make these characters look and sound like Arnold?’ There has to be a reason. So yeah, it has flashed through my mind that there has to have been a prototype.
“There has to have been a guy who’s DNA was harvested from – that they grew the organic outer layer that they grew the Terminator from…and that presumably was a real person at some point.”