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AMCtv.com<\/strong> ran a piece on aging action stars saying, “hanging around at the top of your game until your 50s, 60s <\/strong>or even 70s <\/strong>isn’t uncommon”.\u00a0 The article praises Charles Bronson<\/strong>, Sean Connery<\/strong>, Clint Eastwood<\/strong>, Harrison Ford<\/strong>, Sylvester Stallone<\/strong>, Arnold Schwarzenegger<\/strong>, and Samuel L. Jackson<\/strong>.\u00a0 Here’s what they had to say about Sly:<\/strong><\/p>\n \nSly’s been kicking ass since the ’70s and even made an ill-fated attempt at dramatic acting. In 1997, he packed on the pounds to play a small-town cop dealing with corruption in Cop-Land<\/em>. Maybe it was a mid-life crisis, but the movie didn’t live up to Sly’s blockbuster standards and Sly went into a nearly decade long slump where his biggest hit was the middling Spy Kids<\/em> (2001). Luckily, he dove into his golden years wiser and just as strong (literally) and got back to his action roots. With Rocky Balboa<\/em> (2006) and Rambo<\/em> (2008), Stallone clearly realized that even as an older gentleman, he’s at his best jacked and beating down young bucks.
\nBorn<\/strong>: 1946
\nCurrent Status<\/strong>: Still going strong. Very, very strong.
\nSenior Fact<\/strong>: We all know Stallone ended the Cold War in Rocky IV<\/em> (1985), but when Stallone was born, the Cold War had yet to begin.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n