Sylvester Stallone Was ‘Flown Into Intensive Care’ After Getting ‘Pulverized’ By Dolph Lundgren In ‘Rocky IV’

After a decade of filming adrenaline-pumping scenes in successful Hollywood franchises, Dolph Lundgren got a chance to return to the director's chair in his upcoming film "Castle Falls," which also sees the actor in scenes with one of his daughters.

untimely death and how the recent shooting on the set of the film “Rust” shocked him.The “Rocky IV” star, 64, spoke to Fox News about Lee’s 1993 accidental death at the hand of a fellow actor while filming “The Crow.”“Any other time I remember [an on-set shooting] happened was with Brandon Lee,” Lundgren said.Lee — who was the son of legendary martial arts actor Bruce Lee — and Lundgren starred together in the 1991 buddy cop flick “Showdown in Little Tokyo.”The up-and-coming action star was shot

Action hero Dolph Lundgren knows a thing or two about filming violent movie scenes. The "Rocky IV" actor, 64, is as fearless as they come, but even he was stunned to learn about the fatal shooting that occurred on the set of Alec Baldwin's "Rust" last month, killing cinematographer Halyna Hutchins and injuring director Joel Souza.

Jamie Lang Germany’s Osthaus Museum in Hagen is presenting a retrospective of American actor and filmmaker Sylvester Stallone’s decades-long oeuvre of paintings on the occasion of his 75th birthday.

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Jeff Wald, a manager for Helen Reddy, Sylvester Stallone and George Carlin, died Friday at 77. No cause of death was revealed by his daughter, Traci Wald.

reported by Variety and quickly drew reactions from fellow Hollywood heavy hitters and fans. Boxer George Foreman posted a tribute Saturday, as did Sergio Mora, who wrote, “Just getting word that Jeff Wald, longtime boxing promoter, producer and the man who gave me a shot on The Contender years ago, passed away today.

J. Kim Murphy administratorJeff Wald, longtime manager, producer and boxing promoter, died on Friday in Los Angeles.

MCU in Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol.3.Stallone made his entrance in the second instalment of the franchise as captain Stakar Ogord.

Sylvester Stallone has looked back over his long career and found an opportunity to improve on one of his classics. The actor, screenwriter and filmmaker has created a new director's cut of his iconic boxing drama !ET spoke with the 75-year-old movie star at a screening of  at the Philadelphia Film Center on Thursday, and he opened up about why he chose to turn his sights on recutting the beloved classic.«With COVID [lockdowns], I had about a year.

Sylvester Stallone almost went down for the count while filming his now-iconic fight scene with Dolph Lundgren while filming 1985’s Rocky IV. “The first thing we shot — my entrance, his entrance and then, the introductions, and then, the fight,” Sylvester, 75, said in The Making of ROCKY VS.

Rocky IV.Released in 1985, the fourth instalment in the Rocky franchise saw Stallone’s character Rocky Balboa go up against Ivan Drago played by Dolph Lundgren.In a documentary titled The Making of Rocky vs Drago by Sylvester Stallone posted on his YouTube channel, the actor said he was flown to intensive care after shooting the film’s fight scene.“The first thing we shot [was] my entrance, [Lundgren’s] entrance, and the introductions and then I got really injured during the fight and I had to

Rocky IV. Given how intense the boxing scenes were, one on-set moment could’ve ended Stallone’s career early.