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In this publicity image released by IGN, actor Sylvester Stallone poses with IGN’s Inaugural Action Hero Hall of Fame Award at the IGN Celebrates Comic Con 2010 With ‘The Expendables’ party at Float in the Hard Rock Hotel, on Thursday, July 22, 2010 in San Diego.
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Actor and director Sylvester Stallone discusses his feature film ‘The Expendables’ at Comic Con in San Diego, Calif. on Thursday, July 22, 2010.
(AP Photo/Dan Steinberg)
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Actor and director Sylvester Stallone discusses his feature film ‘The Expendables’ at Comic Con in San Diego, Calif. on Thursday, July 22, 2010.
(AP Photo/Dan Steinberg)
On July 22, 2010 NowMagazine posted a short, but humorous clip of Sly telling David Letterman the fate of his thug dog.
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Actor Bruce Willis (R) makes a surprise visit on stage to greet fellow actors Sylvester Stallone (C) , Dolph Lungren (L) and Randy Couture during a news conference for the upcoming Lionsgate motion picture “The Expendables” at Comic Con in San Diego, California July 22, 2010.
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Happy Birthday Frank Stallone who is 60 today. Why not drop by his site and send him some birthday love. Tell the SZ sent ya!
On July 17, 2010, Cinema Blend posted two more short Expendables clips that you can check out here.
I met James Mason a few years ago at an OrlandoCon. I knew right away I’d want to get a piece from him for my Stallone art collection. James worked up this take on Sly as Jack Carter. Recently James held a contest on his site and I was one of the lucky winners. My prize — James colored the piece you see posted today.
Big thanks to James!!
On July 16, 2010, Peace FM Online posted a piece about Sly and his long-time dream to make a movie about Edgar Allen Poe. Here’s a taste:
“I do have a script that’s gone through 20 mutations. Every few years I take it out and rework it and update it. What fascinates me about Poe is that he was such an iconoclast.
It’s a story for every young man or woman who sees themselves as a bit outside the box, or has been ostracized during their life as an oddball or too eccentric. It didn’t work for him either.”
“His work was too hip for the room…”
To read the full piece, click here.
Here’s what the Korean poster for The Expendables will look like. You can see a larger version at IMPAwards.com.
