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The July 24, 2000 issue of\u00a0US Weekly<\/b>\u00a0contains the following item in the\u00a0US Hot Stuff\u00a0<\/i>column by\u00a0Marcus Baram<\/b>\u00a0and\u00a0Marc S. Malkin<\/b>:<\/p>\n
Maybe Sly’s Shy?<\/b><\/p>\n
SYLVESTER STALLONE<\/b>\u00a0hasn’t had a hit in years, but he still acts like a superstar. Extras on his upcoming movie,\u00a0Get Carter<\/b>, complain they were instructed not to make eye contact with him, a source tells\u00a0Hot Stuff<\/i>. “We were told by [assistant directors] never to look at him or in his direction,” one bit player gripes. This isn’t the first time that we’ve heard about\u00a0STALLONE<\/b>‘s less-than-democratic tendencies. Five ex-employees sued the actor and his wife,\u00a0JENNIFER FLAVIN<\/b>, in November, alleging they were unjustly fired for violating the couple’s rules, which apparently required staffers to back silently out of a room as soon as\u00a0STALLONE<\/b>\u00a0entered.\u00a0SLY<\/b>\u00a0and\u00a0FLAVIN\u00a0<\/b>countersued, accusing the workers of slander and false-light invasion of privacy. (The cases are still pending.)\u00a0STALLONE<\/b>‘s rep insists the actor has never had a no-look policy.
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While the picture that appears with this item is pretty cool, I’d file the rest of it as “tabloid news.” One un-named source identified as a griping bit player? Puh-lease.<\/p>\n
-Craig Zablo<\/p>\n
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