Talking with MTV News, Bruce Willis lets slip that he will cameo in Sylvester Stallone's action mercenary feature "The Expendables".

Even more revealing is that he, Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger - three of the five biggest action stars of the 80's - will be on screen together.

After cheekily saying "I want to send best wishes to Sly, and the Governor of California, my old pal Arnold", Willis was asked if he had shot his scene.

He responded "I haven't united with them. I'm waiting for a call from Sly about when we're going to try and make that happen. I don't know anything about [my character] yet, haven't seen any pages yet. But I'm excited about it."

But it will be the three of them in the same scene? "That's the concept. That's the plan."

The other two of those 80's action stars, Jean-Claude Van Damme and Steven Seagal, declined to participate for separate reasons.

Others appearing in the film include Jason Statham, Jet Li, Eric Roberts, Mickey Rourke, Dolph Lundgren, Terry Crews, Stone Cold Steve Austin and Randy Couture.

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After Arnold, Bruce and Sly went through the scene a couple of times they all 3 headed off to wardrobe and make-up. at 8:10am with three cameras rolling the biggest action icons of our time went to work. I thought it was electric in Brazil when all of The Expendables stepped on set � but today was atomic!!!! the whole crew was mesmerized as we watched the three of them play off of each other in a pivotal scene that sets up the whole movie. And while I can�t/don�t want to give too much away I can tell you that Arnold�s character is Trench and Bruce is Church, the scene was shot in an empty church without extras and minimal set dec and it has tension and humor � what more can a girl ask for! Sly was in top form as a director today and was in total command. Bruce and Arnold were consummate professionals at all times � we got through the scene quickly without compromise. In 6 hours we did wide shots, close-ups, turned around�the whole nine yards�pretty impressive. Very Clint Eastwood.