Author: Craig

Sly Poses

Craig / / 2008, Rambo
U.S. actor Sylvester Stallone poses with a bow at a news conference for the movie “Rambo” in Tokyo May 7, 2008.
REUTERS/Michael Caronna (JAPAN)


Sly Looks On

Craig / / 2008
Actor Sylvester Stallone looks on prior to Oscar De La Hoya’s junior middleweight boxing match against Steve Forbes, Saturday, May 3, 2008, in Carson, Calif.
(AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)


Sly Waits

Craig / / 2008
Actor Sylvester Stallone waits for the start of the Oscar De La Hoya and Steve Forbes junior middleweight boxing match in Carson, Calif., Saturday, May 3, 2008.
(AP Photo/Chris Carlson)


Sly & Japanese Fans

Craig / / 2008, Rambo
Hollywood actor Sylvester Stallone shakes hands with one of Japanese fans upon his arrival at the Japan premiere of his latest movie ‘Rambo’ in Tokyo Thursday, May 8, 2008. The action film will be screened from May 24 in Japan.
(AP Photo/Koji Sasahara)


Sly @ Fights

Craig / / 2008
Actor Sylvester Stallone attends a boxing match between Oscar De La Hoya and Steve Forbes in Carson, California May 3, 2008.
(Mike Blake/Reuters)


Sly Teaches

Craig / / 2008, Rambo
Hollywood actor Sylvester Stallone, left, teaches Japanese actress Haruka Ayase a fighting pose during Japan premiere of his latest movie ‘Rambo’ in Tokyo Thursday, May 8, 2008. The action film will be screened from May 24 in Japan.
(AP Photo/Koji Sasahara)

Shoutout from Judge Griffin

Craig / / 2008, Celebs, Judge Dredd
SZoner Alex aka LotofSly sent in the following:

Hi Craig,

As you know, my favourite hobby is to meet celebs. On the 28th of March, I’ve had the opportunity to meet Jürgen Prochnow who was Judge Griffin in Sly’s movie “Judge Dredd”. Jürgen was friendly enough to sign an autograph dedicated to you and all our friends from the SZone. I hope SZoners will appreciate it :)

All my best Alexandre
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To see a larger version of the autograph, click HERE. Thanks to Alex for being so cool! You’re the man, Alex! – Craig


Sly Praises ‘Son of Rambow’

Craig / / 2008
So what did Sly think of “Son of Rambow,” the story of two youngsters who after seeing “First Blood” decide to take a video camera and remake it?

Sly told the Los Angeles Times that when he first heard about “Son of Rambow” he “assumed it was going to be a very broad and stylized joke-a-minute comedy at Rambo’s expense.” After seeing the film Sly said “The fact that it was so heartwarming is the result of brilliant film-making by its creators.” High praise indeed! You can read more here and here. – Craig