Sylvester Stallone as John Rambo in 'Rambo: First Blood Part II' (1985) 1982's First Blood helped make Sylvester Stallone and John Rambo household names. "He’s so much a part of world culture that ...

Rambo was meant to die. Sylvester Stallone’s traumatised Vietnam vet – harassed by small-town cops for being a bit scruffy and triggered into fighting a one-man war – was supposed to shoot himself.

Although the Rambo sequels betrayed Stallone's conflicted antihero, the Saturday morning cartoon Rambo: Force of Freedom was the franchise's true nadir. The Rambo of 1982’s First Blood is almost ...

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Noah Centineo is ready to draw blood. "We are thrilled to introduce a fresh new chapter to the Rambo legacy," Millennium President Jonathan Yunger said in a statement provided to Entertainment Weekly.

Sylvester Stallone once pitched a Rambo prequel that would've seen him play an 18-year-old version of the character, using AI technology to de-age himself onscreen. In the run-up to the release of ...

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1982's First Blood helped make Sylvester Stallone and John Rambo household names. "He’s so much a part of world culture that when I sign copies of First Blood, I often call myself 'Rambo’s father,' " ...