
On January 24, 2013, Hollywood.com posted an interview with Walter Hill that they titled: Legendary ‘Bullet to the Head’ Director Walter Hill: Teaming with Stallone Took 30 Years.
It’s worth a read.
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On January 24, 2013, Hollywood.com posted an interview with Walter Hill that they titled: Legendary ‘Bullet to the Head’ Director Walter Hill: Teaming with Stallone Took 30 Years.
It’s worth a read.

On January 24, 2013, SuperHeroeHype posted From the Set: Walter Hill’s Bullet to the Head.

According to this post at The Daily Blam, Dolph Lundgren Confirms Expendables 3 May Begin Shooting This Fall…
“From what I understand, they won’t even have The Expendables 3 ready until the fall… I have heard that they do want Wesley Snipes. They want Jackie Chan. Nicolas Cage, I have heard too. But we don’t know want is going on just yet. “

According to a January 23, 2013 post at Female First, Arnold Schwarzenegger And Sylvester Stallone Had Matching Leg Injuries on Film Set. Apparently, both Sly and Arnold required cortisone shots when they pulled their calf muscles in different incidents.
On January 17, 2013, Yahoo! Movies posted Stallone vs Schwarzenegger: Did the Action Icons Bet on Whose Film will be Bigger? Here are a few quotes…
Are there, or has there ever been, two bigger action stars than Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone? No… and no. And the odds are good there never will be.
As members of the same “Expendables” team, the reigning kings of kicking butt may seem all buddy-buddy now, but it hasn’t always been that way. There’s a competitive streak that’s been brewing between them ever since Sly first met Arnold at the 1977 Golden Globes Awards, when as Stallone recounts, the “two piano movers” were seated at the same table… Schwarzenegger received the Globe for Best Acting Debut in “Stay Hungry,” while Stallone’s breakout film “Rocky” was named Best Picture – Drama.
…after all these years, the two are separated by relatively little, in terms of individual lifetime box office gross, with Schwarzenegger’s movies totaling just over $1.7 billion, while Stallone’s have grossed just over $1.8 billion.
On January 17, 2013, Digital Spy posted Jason Momoa Praises “Legend” Sylvester Stallone: ‘I Got to Fight Rocky’. Here’s a quote…
“It was just amazing and I mean Stallone is just a legend. It was a dream to work with him and my fight scenes with Stallone, it was like you just stop and pinch yourself and say, ‘I can’t believe I’m fighting Rocky right now’…

On January 15, 2013, Collider posted an update with Jason Statham. In it Statham talked about Homefront [written by Sly], Expendables 3 and more. Here are some tidbits…
Homefront is a film that Sylvester Stallone wrote for himself actually. So, to have a screenplay presented to me by him that he was intending to star in himself was a career point for me. I said, “Wow!” He’s a great writer and it’s a really, really cool story. It’s based on a book written by Chuck Logan called Homefront. He adapted it to suit me. It was like a tailor-made suit and Sly did all the sewing. Fantastic!
Did Sly talk to you at all about Expendables 3 and casting? Statham: No. I saw him on stage at the Golden Globes and he gave me the look. He went “Whoo!” He hasn’t said anything but I hear rumors. I should never go with rumors because they’re often not correct, but I hear Jackie Chan might be coming to the party and that would make me very happy because I do like Jackie Chan.
Sly recently spoke with Rene Bargh of Extra about Bullet to the Head, using stunt doubles, and who is tougher, Stallone or Schwarzenegger. – Craig
That’s Susan Anton, Sly and Andy Warhol at Studio 54. I don’t think that it’s one of the photos for sale, but it could be. According to a Contact Music, in an article titled Sylvester Stallone – Photographs of Stars at Studio 54 For Sale, posted on January 7, 2013…
Photographs of stars including Sylvester Stallone, Diana Ross and Liza Minnelli partying at legendary New York nightclub Studio 54 are to be sold at auction.
– Craig