- Sylvester Stallone attends premiere of documentary “Sly” at Toronto International Film Festival
- Stallone declares himself the “last of dinosaurs” during interview
- Sylvester Stallone has been acting for over 50 years
Sylvester Stallone expresses pride as one of the few remaining 1980s action stars still active in Hollywood.
During the premiere of his documentary “Sly” at the Toronto International Film Festival, Entertainment Tonight Canada asks Stallone about his feelings regarding the tribute to his career.
Stallone responds, “You can’t be prepared for this. The longevity of my career is mind-blowing. I don’t know how much longer I can keep going. Society and cinema are changing, it’s becoming faster. So longevity is valuable.”
He further adds, “I see myself as the last of the dinosaurs. I’m proud of that. But it’s something to really think about. It’s been almost 50 years. I don’t take it for granted, but I want to spend the rest of my time with my loved ones.”
Stallone attends the premiere with his wife of 26 years, Jennifer Flavin. He emphasizes the importance of sharing life with someone and declares Flavin as his main reward.
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Stallone mentions his three daughters, noting that two of them are also pursuing careers in the film industry.
While Stallone has appeared in various films, he is most renowned for his action movies, including “The Expendables,” “Judge Dredd,” “Rocky,” and “Rambo” franchises.
The highly anticipated “Expendables 4” will be released in theaters this Friday, featuring new additions Megan Fox and 50 Cent alongside Stallone, Jason Statham, and Dolph Lundgren.
“Sly” will premiere on Netflix on November 3.
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