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He's back...Arnie makes premiere a family affair

Eimear Rabbitte – 15 January 2013 10:30 AM

ARNOLD Schwarzenegger was keeping it in the family last night as he arrived at the premiere of his new film with his two strapping sons in tow.

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Arnie and his two sons, Patrick Schwarzenegger (19) and Christopher Schwarzenegger (15), posed on the red carpet for the premier of The Last Stand at Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, California.

The 65-year-old Terminator star was looking dapper as he paired his formal attire with a crisp white shirt and silver tie.

He was at risk of being out done by his handsome sons who opted for a more casual look.

Arnie's co-star Jamie Alexander also attended.

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