1. Arnold Schwarzenegger
   Michael Biehn
2. Robert Patrick
   Earl Boen

Considered by many to be his signature role, Schwarzenegger's portrayal of the T-800 helped him become the international star he is today. Including the upcoming movie, 'Terminator: Dark Fate,' the action star will has appeared in five 'Terminator' movies.

1. Michael Biehn
   Bill Paxton
2. Paul Winfield
   Edward Furlong

Other than playing Sgt. Kyle Reese in 'The Terminator,' Michael Biehn is known for roles in 'The Abyss', 'Tombstone', and 'The Rock.' Fun fact: Biehn is the voice of Sergeant Rex "Power" Colt in both 'Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon' and 'Trials of the Blood Dragon.'

1. 1982
   1984
2. 1987
   1990

James Cameron's 'The Terminator' was released in North America on October 26, 1984. The iconic sci-fi action film went on to gross $78.3 million against a $6.4 million budget and helped spawn a franchise of sequels, comic books, and video games.

1. Lieutenant Ed Traxler
   Kyle Reese
2. Dr. Peter Silberman
   Detective Hal Vukovich

Fun fact: Arnold Schwarzenegger originally wanted to play the hero but James Cameron reportedly told the action star, "this movie is not about the hero. It's about The Terminator."

1. Pawn Shop Clerk
   Policeman
2. Dr. Peter Silberman
   Punk leader

The punk leader was played by the late Bill Paxton, well-known for roles in Aliens, Twister, Apollo 13, Tombstone, and True Lies. Sadly, Paxton suffered a stroke and passed away on February 25, 2017, at the age of 61. R.I.P.

1. Sarah Connor
   John Connor
2. Kyle Reese
   Dr. Peter Silberman

In the first film, the Terminator, played by Schwarzenegger, was sent back in time to eliminate Sarah Connor, played by Linda Hamilton. The duo will reunite once again in the sixth installment in the franchise, 'Terminator: Dark Fate,' opening on November 1, 2019.

1. The Double Deuce
   Tech Noir
2. Kadie's Club Pecos
   The Bang Bang Bar

The term 'Tech Noir" was coined by James Cameron and it refers to the combination of Film Noir and Sci-Fi. The club isn't real, but in the film it was located on Pico Boulevard in Los Angeles.

1. J
   B
2. C
   K

Sarah's middle name is Jeanette and she was born in Los Angeles, California in 1965. She gives birth to future leader of the Resistance, John Connor, and is primary responsible for teaching him the ways of war.

1. 174
   102
2. 58
   75

Arnold Schwarzenegger only had 58 spoken words in the film. The action star was reportedly paid just $75,000 for his role as the cybernetic android, despite the film grossing roughly $100 million worldwide.

1. Not knowing the lines
   A Southern accent
2. Showing up late
   Showing up drunk

At that time, Michael Biehn was also auditioning for a role in "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," which required a Southern accent. Luckily, Biehn got a second chance and as they say, the rest in history.

1. Mary Ann
   Ginger
2. Wendy
   Ramona

Played by Bess Motta, Ginger Ventura was offed when the Terminator came looking for Sarah Connor at their apartment. Her boyfriend, Matt Buchanan, also suffered the same fate that night.

1. I will be back
   I will come back
2. I'll come back
   I'll be back soon

"I'll be back," is one of the most iconic lines in the history of film, which is funny because it was initially written, "I'll come back". Fun fact: In 2005 "I'll be back" was selected 37th on the American Film Institute's '100 Years... 100 Movie Quotes,' a list of the top 100 movie quotes of all time.

1. Frank Welker
   Peter Cullen
2. Jim Cummings
   Billy West

Although narrating the 'Terminator' trailer is pretty cool, Cullen is better known to most fans for voicing Optimus Prime (Transformers), Eeyore (Winnie the Pooh), and KARR (Knight Rider).

1. 2069
   2049
2. 2029
   2019

Kyle Reese was a Resistance soldier and member of John Connor's Tech-Com fighting unit. He was sent back in time to save Sarah Conor in 2029, and is actually the father of John Connor, which is what's known as a predestination paradox.

1. Michael Biehn
   Paul Winfield
2. Linda Hamilton
   Lance Henriksen

Rather than recast Hamilton, Cameron decided to change the production schedule and she worked through the pain. A majority of Hamilton's chase scenes were saved to the end, allowing her leg time to heal.

1. $1 dollar
   $1 million
2. $100 thousand
   $10 thousand

James Cameron agreed to sell the rights to the film with the agreement that he'd get to direct it, a decision he deeply regrets to this day. Since then, the franchise has grossed over $1 billion worldwide, according to Box Office Mojo (adjusted for inflation).

1. O.J. Simpson
   Chuck Norris
2. Jean-Claude Van Damme
   Lou Ferrigno

Although it might sound strange, O.J. Simpson was initially the studio's first choice but James Cameron felt Simpson came across too nice and the role eventually went to Schwarzenegger.

1. Big Bob's
   Mac's Burger Shack
2. Happy Days
   Big Jeff's

The restaurant used in the film is actually called Carrow's Restaurant and its located in South Pasadena, California. The restaurant chain was originally called Carrows Hickory Chip Restaurant, and it was founded by David Nancarrow in 1970.

1. FK Carrier
   HK-Bomber
2. FK Raker
   HK-Aerial

Judging by its appearance, the HK-Aerial featured at the beginning of 'The Terminator' is a variant known as the Dragon. Fun fact: In 2009's 'Terminator Salvation', the Transport, which is used to transport humans to Skynet Work Camps, so big it can store two HK-Aerials.

1. ID34218
   RK82737
2. KR89725
   DN38416

Kyle Reese is Resistance soldier for Tech-Com who was sent to the past and upon meeting Sarah Connor, identifies himself as DN38416, which is actually his serial number.

1. Timberline Lodge
   Mason Motel
2. Tiki Motel
   Parkview Motel

Kyle Reese and Sarah Connor conceived John Connor, the future leader of the Resistance, at the Tiki Motel on May 13, 1984. Fun fact: The two-story motel is actually real and is located in Los Angeles County.

1. $10.3 million
   $4.5 million
2. $6.4 million
   8.7 million

On a budget of $6.4 million, James Cameron's science fiction film grossed, after inflation, $102.2 million worldwide. The film pulled in $4 million opening week in 1984, good for top spot at the box office.

1. $108.2 million
   $78.3 million
2. $94.7 million
   $68.9 million

The film grossed $38.3 million in the United States and Canada alone and after adjusting for inflation, has grossed over $102.2 million worldwide. Despite the film's success, Orion Pictures was worried the film was going to be negatively received.

1. Russia
   Turkey
2. Poland
   China

In Poland, Terminator translates to "an apprentice," so to avoid confusion, the film's title was changed to 'The Electronic Murderer.' For those interested, the Polish poster can still be found if searched on Google.

1. Sylvester Stallone
   Richard Gere
2. Jeff Bridges
   Sting

The iconic Police frontman turned down the role in 'The Terminator' because he was going on a world tour and he had also just committed to star in '84 epic science fiction film, 'Dune.'