On May 15, 2011, The Huffington Post picked up on the story of Sly and Arnold having lunch together and ran it with a stock photo of them at a Planet Hollywood.
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Sly & Arnold Break Bread
Earlier today, DailyMail.co.uk posted. “Sylvester Stallone Takes Arnold Schwarzenegger to Lunch” along with these two photos and more. It’s nice to see Frank Stallone [in the picture below] was able to join Sly & Arnold for lunch.
You can see the whole piece here.
Whoopi Goldberg & Sly
Whoopi Goldberg and Sylvester Stallone arrive to the opening night performance of the Broadway musical “Sister Act” in New York, Wednesday, April 20, 2011. Goldberg, who starred in the original film, is also a producer of the musical.
(AP Photo/Charles Sykes)
It’s interesting to note that Broadway World has theorized that Sly was with Whoopi on opening night because he has started work again to get Rocky made into a Broadway musical.
Sly, Bruce Willis & Matt Damon @ Premiere
On March 23, 2011, ET Online posted the photo above and a piece about celebrities turning out for the premiere of the documentory about Jerry Weintraub.
Sly and Arnold Having Some Fun
On March 21, 2011, Perez Hilton posted this photo and his unique commentary of Sly and Arnold outside an LA eatery.
The House that “Rocky” Built
On March 21, 2011, eCanadaNow posted a piece called “List of Most Expensive Celebrity Homes” and Sly’s house was discussed along with the homes of Oprah Winfrey, Jennifer Lopez and Billy Joel. Here is what they had to say about Sly’s house:
- Sylvester Stallone has a home that looks like a huge hotel from the driveway and is worth a whopping ten million dollars. His home is often referred to “The House That Rocky Built.”
Sly and Bruce Willis @ Premiere
Actors Sylvester Stallone (R) and Bruce Willis attend the premiere of the HBO documentary “His Way”, which portrays the life of legendary movie producer Jerry Weintraub, at the Paramount theatre in Los Angeles March 22, 2011
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Sly Greets Matt Damon
Actor Sylvester Stallone (L) greets actor Matt Damon at the premiere of HBO documentary “His Way,” which portrays the life of legendary movie producer Jerry Weintraub, at the Paramount theatre in Los Angeles March 22, 2011.
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Sly Attends Premiere
Actor Sylvester Stallone poses at the premiere of the HBO documentary “His Way”, which portrays the life of legendary movie producer Jerry Weintraub at the Paramount theatre in Los Angeles March 22, 2011
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Dolph Talks Expendables & More
On Wednesday, March 16, 2011, Jason Rugaard at Movie Mavericks posted an interview with Dolph Lundgren who happened to mention Sly a few times. Here are a couple of tidbits:
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Physically ‘Rocky IV’ was very special. We didn’t use any doubles, there was no CGI, and you couldn’t augment anything. We just had to be in great shape, and both Sly [Stallone] and I were… I enjoyed ‘The Expendables’ too, even though I didn’t take my shirt off, I had to bulk up a bit because I was surrounded by guys like ‘Stone Cold’ Steve Austin and a few boys that aren’t exactly small. In cinema today there aren’t that many big guys around, but in that film we had a bunch.
- J: Recently some footage surfaced of you and Stallone in Mexico. Internet speculation was that you were location scouting for ‘Expendables 2′. Can you comment on this? DL: Ya, we were scouting a couple of locations, but I don’t think it will be shot there for whatever reasons. Though It will be filmed on multiple locations in France, China, and Ukraine. I’m not 100% sure when it will happen because Stallone is doing a couple of movies and I have a few other movies, but I’ll find out in the next couple of weeks.
- I have always been grateful towards Stallone for giving me my shot in ‘Rocky IV’, and then again in ‘The Expendables’. Anytime he wanted to use footage of Ivan Drago, that was fine with me.
- J: In early drafts of ‘The Expendables’ script your character was a clear-cut drug addict and psychopath. Was it a conscious decision to scale the character back? DL: The original drafts were good, my character was a loose cannon a little more out there, but I think Stallone made the right decision by pulling him back a little. Some of it was cut out before it was shot, you kind of understood that he maybe had problems with drugs, but you weren’t sure. You never saw the guy use in the movie, I think that it made him easier to forgive. In the long term, I think it was a good choice.
You can read the full piece here. Thanks to Jason Rugaard the great interview and heads-up! – Craig