33 years ago he fought on home soil in the US&A, then in the jungles of Vietnam, Afghanistan and Burma. Combat has always been central to the four films about soldier and mercenary John Rambo. Now let the fight go on. The character, along with "Rocky" the central character in Sylvester Stallone's filmography, will return as a TV series.
Again "Hollywood Reporter» reports that the TV broadcaster Fox is planning a series that will revolve around John Rambo and his son. It's still unclear if Stallone will play the role himself. He's definitely on board as executive producer. But this isn't the arch-conservative broadcaster's only Stallone project: a series based on its "Expendables" franchise is also in the works. In general, the big networks have discovered successful Hollywood goods as a quarry for new series.
The Fargo series, based on the Coen Brothers film of the same name, showed the potential of this strategy back in 2014. Now the Liam Neeson thriller "96 Hours" (NBC) is waiting for its remake, also "Lethal Weapon" (Fox), "In the Crosshairs - Solo Against All" (Fox), "Training Day" (CBS) and "Die My Best Friend's Wedding" (ABC) are serially retold. Sylvester Stallone is back in the news with this news in the US&A. In addition to "Rambo", his boxer "Rocky" is simply impossible to kill. With "Creed", a "Rocky" spin-off has been running there since November 25, in which the 69-year-old only plays a supporting role, but for which he is highly praised by critics and even acted as an Oscar candidate. Incidentally, the fourth Rambo film from 2008, when Stallone was already 62, holds a record according to the "Los Angeles Times": With 2,6 deaths per minute of film, 236 people in total, it is the bloodiest of the four "Rambo" films.
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