Jason And Travis Kelce Auditioning For Movie Roles In LA, Says Schwarzenegger
Arnold Schwarzenegger believes that the Kelce brothers plan to enter another career field -- Hollywood.
The "Terminator" star appeared as a guest in the 84th episode of Jason and Travis Kelce's "New Heights" podcast to talk about his iconic movies, retirement body and his book "Be Useful: Seven Tools for Life," among many others.
Before the three got deep into the interview, the former governor of California told the NFL brothers his speculation that they were in Los Angeles to audition for movie roles.
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"This may be off the record, but [Jason's] probably doing some interviews for movie parts," the 76-year-old action star said, which got an "Oh yeah!" response from the Kansas City Chiefs tight end.
He also noted that in the Kelce brothers' previous podcast episodes, they did the show while they were in separate locations with the "split screen thing."
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"But now you're together because you're in Hollywood... I'm not stupid, right? There's a reason these guys are out here together in Hollywood," Arnold said, making the Kelce siblings laugh.
"There's all kinds of interviews being scheduled for movie parts. You guys have it lined up, you just don't want to give it away right now."
While Jason and Travis did not deny nor confirm Schwarzenegger's speculation and just laughed it off, the veteran actor gave them advice on how to pick roles if ever they get into the entertainment scene.
"What's not on the page is not on the page," he told them, emphasizing that it's important to first make sure that the script is good.
Just last month, the former football center for the Philadelphia Eagles and his teammates Jalen Hurts and Brandon Graham made cameos in the premiere episode of "Abbott Elementary" Season 3.
During their guest appearance, Janine Teagues (Quinta Brunson) hosted a career episode for the Abbott Elementary students where they brought in Hurts via a livestream.
Later in the episode, Kelce and Graham showed up to tell the football quarterback that he was already late for practice.
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Meanwhile, the younger Kelce said last year that he was "definitely interested" in getting more acting gigs after hosting "SNL."
"I just can't thank them enough for giving me that opportunity because I didn't know I was going to enjoy scripted comedy, or that entire entertainment world as much as I did until I was on a set and going through the week of preparation and stuff like that," he told People in an exclusive interview.
"So I'm definitely interested [in pursuing more acting projects], but that's a whole new craft that I feel like I really got to lock in and focus on [before I do]."
Watch the full episode of Arnold Schwarzenegger's "New Heights" podcast interview here:
