Author: Craig

Sly, Arnold and Bruce in “Westworld”!?

Craig / / 2002, Celebs, Unmade Films

On October 3rd, Ain’t It Cool News‘ Moriarty ran an item from the UK’s Hotdog magazine:

“Rumblings are beginning to emerge about the forthcoming remake of WESTWORLD, which the Austrian Oak himself, Arnold Schwarzenegger, is reportedly using as a vehicle to unite him with his Planet Hollywood mates, Messrs Willis and Stallone, for the first time on screen. After Sly bites the dust early on, effectively reducing him to cameo status, Bruce has to run like **** from the pissed-off robot gunslinger in black,and although he may have flesh falling off him to reveal his metal skeleton, any sense of deja vu pointing towards the Terminator franchise is purely coincidental. New areas covered by the pursuit include Aquaworld, Lunarworld and Jurassic World, and in an early draft of the script, the actual holiday centre is located on the Moon.”

Thanks to Ernest “Jazzman” Resendes for the poster mock-up.

– Craig Zablo [October 5, 2002]

Sly in US Mag

Craig / / 2002, Celebs, Staying Alive

The October 14-21, 2002, issue of US Weekly features a two page spread entitled “Tuesday Night Fever” which looks at Paramount‘s party for the dvd releases of “Saturday Night Fever,” “Grease,” Urban Cowboy,” “Staying Alive,” “Flashdance,” and “Footloose.” The article takes a look at what some of the “key” players were doing then and now.

– Craig Zablo [October 5, 2002]

SZ Exclusive: Stallone Behind the Scenes Pics

Craig / / 2002, Demolition Man, Jennifer Flavin-Stallone, Planet Hollywood, Sly's Art, StalloneZone, Tango & Cash

SZoner, “Joe Tanto Hummer” sent in a bunch of pictures that he had taken, over the years, of his visits to Stallone movie premieres, Planet Hollywood openings, and the like. Unfortunately most of the pictures were taken without a flash at night or had glare or something that prevented them from being used. We did want to share these EXCLUSIVE pics from Joe.

This is a cool candid that Tanto picked up of Sly and one of his paintings.

Here’s a shot of Sly and Jen at a 1995 Planet Hollywood opening.

Tanto wanted to be sure that we all got to see this building-sized poster for Tango and Cash!

Thanks to Joe for sharing! – Craig Zablo [September 28, 2002]