One of the most unexpected parts of filming? A full-on dance rehearsal between Arnold Schwarzenegger and Carrie-Anne Moss. Yes, really.
Carrie-Anne, who plays Greta—a former East German spy and Luke Brunner’s ex-lover—said their very first meeting wasn’t on set or in costume. It was in a dance studio, getting ready for a scene that’s part action and part rhythm. She described Arnold as “a hoot,” saying the two of them had a blast working together. They didn’t just rehearse; they shared meals, worked out in the same gym, and clicked as co-stars. That kind of bond helped build the on-screen chemistry we now see in the show.
It’s pretty refreshing to hear that even in a series filled with explosions and spy games, there’s space for small, lighthearted moments—like a dance scene with two iconic stars just having fun.
Filming Across the Globe: From Canada to Prague
The second season of FUBAR didn’t stay in one place. After wrapping up some scenes in Canada, the cast and crew moved to Prague in September 2024. Filming took place in some really cool areas like the Old Town, Těšnov district, and near the Municipal House.
The choice of Prague wasn’t random—it fits right into the show’s Cold War themes and ties directly to Greta’s past as a spy. These locations bring a different kind of depth to the scenes, making the story feel bigger and more real.
Fans have also noticed how rich and gritty the visuals are this time. That’s because the crew made the most of each location. Instead of relying heavily on green screens or indoor sets, they shot a lot on actual streets, in real weather, with real energy.
Fun On Set: Giant Action Figures and Puppy Love
One thing about Arnold Schwarzenegger—he always finds a way to surprise fans. Before Season 2 dropped, he posted a video of a 22-foot-tall action figure of his character, Luke Brunner. It wasn’t just for fun—it broke a Guinness World Record for being the largest action figure ever made. He said, “This is the smallest Arnold ever, but Season 2 is the biggest yet.” Classic Arnold.
Besides big toys, there were also some small, heartwarming moments. Monica Barbaro (who plays his daughter Emma) shared that her dog, Augie, followed Arnold around on set. Arnold even fed him spaetzle and croissants. It’s those little behind-the-scenes things that make a big difference—they show us that even with all the action, the FUBAR team had fun, too.
Arnold Schwarzenegger’s FUBAR Season 2 Now Streaming on Netflix
Quick Highlights:
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Carrie-Anne Moss and Arnold rehearsed a full dance sequence together.
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Filming took place in Prague, adding a Cold War vibe to the story.
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A 22-foot Luke Brunner figure earned a Guinness World Record.
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Arnold became the cast’s “Papa” on set—feeding dogs and making jokes.
Why This Behind-the-Scenes Story Matters
When fans get to see what happens off-camera, it brings them closer to the characters and the actors behind them. Instead of just watching a finished product, you feel more connected to how it all came together. And for a show like FUBAR, which mixes high-octane moments with emotional family drama, these personal touches matter.
Whether it’s a dance rehearsal or a dog stealing snacks, it’s clear that this season wasn’t just about getting the shots—it was about enjoying the process, too.
