The Terminator franchise has created some iconic pairings. Arnold and Linda Hamilton. Claire Danes and Nick Stahl. Ed Furlong and Robert Patrick. Seeing two of those faces together again, decades after they chased each other across a screen, is the kind of moment that sends a whole generation straight back to the theater seats of their childhood.
Terminator 2: Judgment Day stars Robert Patrick and Edward Furlong reunited in London, 35 years after the film turned both into icons. Patrick, who played the relentless T-1000, and Furlong, who played a young John Connor, posed together for a photo that Patrick shared with a caption nodding to their onscreen war. “Found John Connor in London. Turns out the T-1000 just needed a plane ticket,” he wrote.
The two crossed paths at For the Love of Sci-Fi, a fan convention at London’s ExCeL, where both were appearing. John Connor was later played by other actors across the franchise, but Furlong’s version remains the one many people picture first.
Found John Connor in London. Turns out the T-1000 just needed a plane ticket ??@ftloscifi @EdFurlong pic.twitter.com/rEg84EsiYa
— Robert Patrick ?? (@robertpatrickT2) August 21, 2026Fans zeroed in on a detail in the photo almost immediately. Furlong wore a Guns N’ Roses t-shirt, read by many as a deliberate wink at the band’s “You Could Be Mine,” the track that blasted through T2 and became one of the defining songs of the era. The responses ranged were wild, with some fans joking about whether the T-1000 had finally forgiven the boy he was sent to terminate.
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Off screen, the two actors took very different paths after the film. Patrick built a long, steady career across television and movies, while Furlong, who was a teenager when T2 made him a household name, stepped back from the spotlight for long stretches. That makes the simple selfie all the more special.
Terminator 2 returns to U.S. theaters on Aug. 28 through Sept. 2 for its 35th anniversary, presented in 4K and 3D by StudioCanal, Fathom Entertainment, and Rialto Pictures. The reissue is timed to the film’s fictional Judgment Day of Aug. 29. James Cameron’s 1991 sequel earned four Academy Awards and grossed more than $500 million worldwide, and it still tops many lists of the greatest action films ever made.
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