Arnold Schwarzenegger Cracks His Head Open On Movie Set

Arnold Schwarzenegger split his forehead while filming the movie “The Last Stand,” in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

The former California state governor tweeted, “Got a little banged up on set today. Thanks to the medical staff who got me back in action an hour later!” Attached was a photo of Schwarzenegger bloody head.

The once-again movie star gave no explanation of the incident.

In “The Last Stand” Schwarzenegger plays a small town sheriff who’s on a mission to take down a drug kingpin.

Ever since the 64-year-old has left the governor’s office in January, he has been back in the film industry. Earlier this year he worked on movie, “The Expendables 2,” and now he’s in New Mexico for this current project.

While off set, the “Terminator” star has been posting tweets and pictures of his activities. On his twitter there are pictures of him sightseeing and shopping for clothing.

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