Which actor became California's 38th Governor?

Arnold Schwarzenegger served as California's 38th Governor, holding office from 2003 to 2011. Prior to his political career, Schwarzenegger was widely recognized as a successful actor, particularly known for his roles in blockbuster films like "The Terminator" series and "Predator." His transition from Hollywood to politics marked a notable moment in American political culture, demonstrating the growing trend of celebrities entering political offices.

Reagan, while also an actor before becoming a politician, was the 33rd Governor of California and held office much earlier, from 1967 to 1975. Clint Eastwood, another prominent actor, has had a political career, including serving as mayor of Carmel-by-the-Sea, but he did not ascend to the governor’s office. Jerry Brown, who has served non-consecutive terms as governor, is not associated with Hollywood but has a long career in politics, including two non-consecutive terms as the governor of California.