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Recently, Men's Journal spoke to Lundgren at length, primarily about his excellent new American-made spirit, Hard Cut Vodka. But, while chatting about cocktails, we also managed to wax nostalgic with the original master of the universe.
"If you think a new He-Man movie makes you feel old, I feel old! I was in it!" Lundgren tells Men's Journal. "They've been trying to remake the picture for at least 15 years, and I'm glad they're doing it. There's a great cast, a great crew. It's a big budget picture with MGM/Amazon. I think they're doing a great job."
Lundgren also reflected that the durability of He-Man is partially because of how different the character is from other types of action heroes.
"Prince Adam has a bit more romanticism to the character than other superheroes. Marvel and DC are a little harder-edged," Lundgren explains. "There's something magical and childlike about it. And even though they're kind of making an adult picture, there's something soft and positive about that character."
As Lundgren's successor, Galitzine, has just revealed that the new Masters of the Universe has finished filming, fans might wonder if there's a chance for cameos from the old days. Could the original He-Man somehow use the cosmic key to cross over to the newest version of Eternia? Lundgren didn't reveal anything specific, but did hint that he's certainly interested in being a part of the new franchise in some way, shape, or form.
"It's a bit of a secret, but I can't say much," Lundgren says. "But yeah, maybe I'll get involved somehow. We'll see."
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