Published 22:55 IST, September 13th 2019
Sylvester Stallone compares Rambo with Frankenstein's monster
In an interview with a Hollywood magazine, superstar Sylvester Stallone compared the two iconic roles of his career, Rocky and Rambo emphasizing the contrast.
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In an interview with a Hollywood magazine, superstar Sylvester Stallone compared two iconic roles of his career, Rocky and Rambo emphasizing contrast in nature of characters. Sylvester thought of Rocky as a very optimistic character while he compared Rambo to monster in book turned movie, Frankenstein. characters Rambo and Rocky Balbo mark milestone in Hollywood star's career. comparison is so vivid and apt that it is hitting headlines everywhere.
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Sylvester's comparison
Stallone said in interview that Rocky was larger than life and a celebration in itself. He used proverb, " glass is hald full" to describe character. star furr goes on to say that Rambo was positive and did t let his insecurities become burden on or people. While Rocky, on or hand, had grammar. He was simply a killing machine for a military machine, Stallone said.
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Difference between Rambo and Frankenstein
Going in details of his blockbuster movie character, Stallone said that Rambo was a fragile character as he was still 17 and put into horrible situations from which he never recovered. Frankenstein was a discarded creature. He didn't ask for fate he got. one wanted him and that is why he wanders off. That's basic difference between Rambo and Frankenstein, he said.
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Rambo: Last blood
Sylvester is all set to return as Rambo is last installment of Rambo series, "Rambo: Last Blood". In this movie, Stallone as Rambo will travel through Mexico to save his friend's daughter while she is kidnapped by Mexican cartel. movie also stars Adriana Barraza, Oscar Jaenada, Paz Vega, Joaquin Cosío and many ors. film will be released in India by PVR Pictures and MVP Entertainment on September 20 in English, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu.
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22:29 IST, September 13th 2019