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Terminator 2 | Behind-The-Scenes The creation of the T-1000’s prosthetics and makeup in “Terminator 2: Judgment Day” marked a groundbreaking achievement in practical effects and animatronics. Led by special effects wizard Stan Winston and his team, the process involved a combination of traditional sculpting techniques and cutting-edge technology. Winston’s team sculpted a life-sized model of actor Robert Patrick, who portrayed the T-1000, using plaster molds and clay. This served as the basis fo

Terminator 2 Ultimate Edition DVD. In the year 2000, an "Ultimate Edition" DVD of Terminator 2 : Judgment Day was released, containing both the previously available Theatrical and "Special Edition" cuts, aswell as a new "Extended Cut", containing a further 5 minutes of deleted and alternate footage, including scene of the T-1000 inspecting John's bedroom, and an alternate ending. The DVD featured an extensive collection of bonus material (mostly ported over from the Laserdisc collectors set, inc