The bodybuilder/actor/politician dishes on his childhood, 
Hollywood career, and extramarital affairs
In a far-reaching interview with 60 Minutes on Sunday, Arnold Schwarzenegger offered viewers a tour of his childhood home in Austria, which has since been re-christened "The Arnold Schwarzenegger Museum," complete with a life-sized statue of the former California governor flexing his muscles. That rather hubristic moment, and the interview itself, are part of a promotional blitz for the actor's new memoir, Total Recall: My Unbelievably True Life Story. (Watch the video below.) So, what was Arnold like as a young man? How did he break into Hollywood? How did he begin having affairs? Here, six revelations from Schwarzenegger's 60 Minutes interview:
