Stallone: Trump ‘second George Washington’
At an America First Policy Conference at Mar-a-Lago, Stallone introduces Trump by describing the opening scene of the first Rocky film where the camera pans down from a mural of Jesus inside an old church converted into a boxing gym as the character gets punched by his opponent, with the word “Resurrection AC Club” shown in the background.
At that moment, he was a chosen person and that’s how I began the journey. Something’s gonna happen, this man is gonna go through a metamorphosis and change lives. Just like President Trump.
When George Washington defended his country, he had no idea that he was gonna change the world. Because without him, you could imagine what the world would look like. Guess what? We got the second George Washington.
Sylvester Stallone (@theslystallone) introduces President-elect Trump at the @A1Policy Gala. pic.twitter.com/mZQNXrSxm8
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Stallone wants McGregor to win: ‘He’s the a real life Rocky’
Stallone lends his support to McGregor in his upcoming fight against Mayweather.
I always have the underdog. It’s the best [for boxing]. He’s a real life Rocky. But then again, I live in fantasy. [Mayweather’s] going to get hurt…It’s never been done before, so you never know.
Expendables TV development
Fox will collaborate with Stallone to develop an Expendables TV series. Chuck Norris, Jennifer Garner, Don Johnson, Lucy Lawless may potentially star in the mercenary action show.
Announces final Rambo
0 CommentsStallone announces the title of the fifth and final movie in the Rambo series, Last Blood, via Twitter.
Doing Scarpa based on Gangster Greg Scarpa after LAST BLOOD RAMBO…
— Sylvester Stallone (@TheSlyStallone) December 28, 2014
Sylvester Stallone interview
Stallone talks about his movie The Expendables 3 and the time he auditioned for the first Star Wars film.
Guys from space don’t have this face.
BBC interview
Stallone and De Niro are interviewed by BBC . They talk about The Grudge Match and how de Niro persuaded Stallone to do the film. De Niro:
It’s fun you could try certain things that you wouldn’t do in a straight drama.
The Graham Norton Show interview
Stallone and De Niro are interviewed on The Graham Norton Show. They talk about Stallone and De Niro’s collaboration on Grudge Match and how much weight De Niro gained for Raging Bull. De Niro comments:
He had reservations. I think he was worried that a comedy wouldn’t work and I said, don’t worry about it. When we’re together we’ll be OK.
Sylvester Stallone interview
0 CommentsGQ interviews Stallone about any regrets he may have over the years.
Regrets? There’s tons. That is the fuel that keeps me going. It’s not success, it’s not money. It’s regret. I was on cruise control from ’85 to ’95, and it was my fault. There were a lot of self-inflicted wounds, when I was not doing any original material. I wasn’t directing. I wasn’t writing. That’s not who I am. I wish it was, it’d sure be a lot simpler, but it seems my fate is to be self-generating, produce my own films. I try to direct. That’s why I admire Eastwood. Started as an amateur and became an auteur. I’m sorry I didn’t adhere to opportunities presented, because I could’ve done so many things.
Sylvester Stallone Interview
Danza interviews Stallone on The Tony Danza Show. They talk about their experiences in the gym together.
Danza :I couldn’t even believe you were there. Stallone: I’m still reeling from it
Sylvester Stallone interview
Stallone is interviewed by Hall on The Arsenio Hall Show. They talk about how he was supposed to have a role in Beverly Hills Cop, his hard-edge roles, and how he deals with divorce.
I feel the clock is ticking and you can’t just put an anchor around your life and say ‘Yeah, I made a mistake’.
