The Star contains the following item in JANET CHARLTON‘s StarPeople section: SYLVESTER STALLONE‘S wife JENNIFER has put him on a curfew. He wears an alarm watch set for 1 a.m. when he’s out with the boys. When the alarm sounds, SLY heads for home…
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In the June 20, 2000 issue of The National Enquirer there is a tidbit about SYLVESTER STALLONE in an article by ALAN SMITH, titled “Lust and Love in H’wood: Producer Bares All in Tattletale Book.” The article discusses American Rhapsody, the new book, by JOE ESZTERHAUS. ESZTERHAUS the well-known screenwriter of movies such as “Basic Instinct,” “Flashdance” and “F.I.S.T.” has written a tell-all account which has “Hollywood… quaking in their boots over the revelations.” According to the article, which provides a peek at some of the celebrities dissed or uh, discussed in the book; after the completion of “F.I.S.T.,” SLY “approached ESZTERHAUS and said that he wanted to be JESUS CHRIST in a movie.”
If the STALLONE incident is an example of a story that will “bare all and have Hollywood quaking”… I think that the book will go the way of “Showgirls!”
–Craig Zablo