"Terminator Salvation," the bigbudget movie starring Christian Bale due out later this year, filmed one scene at Philips in the basement room where all the boilers, chillers and water pumps are located.

"They came in and took what was a pristine mechanical room and in two months turned it into a gloomy, dingy dungeon," Sanders said. "They shot for a day and an evening, then spent a month cleaning it up."

If the scene makes the final cut, it's the one where Bale's John Connor character saves several imprisoned people from medical experiments conducted by The Machines -- or something like that. Dolan admitted, "I really didn't understand the scene."

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Again, this is getting into the whole "Is it?" Or, "Isn't it?" Scenario about what we are planning. The simple fact of the matter is, there is an archetype shape to the T-800. And in the spirit of my not wanting to say, "Hey, Christian, just imagine that the Terminator is there." We needed a body type to suggest the combatant. So Roland had a good body type. He is a giant. His shoulders are wide. I can give you my word on this: Roland Kickinger the individual is not in the movie. And that adds to the riddle of what we have done. The fact that he played Schwarzenegger in a movie had nothing to do with it. He just had the right body shape. He was a good body double. There is nothing more to it than that.