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Stallone Says He'll Return as Rambo
31 May 2005 (StudioBriefing)

Sylvester Stallone, who was once one of Hollywood's top earners but who has seen his last three starring features go straight to video, is teaming up with prolific low-budget producer Avi Lerner, whose movies mostly go straight to video -- this time for a revival of his Rambo character. "I've signed the deal and I have the old headband, machine gun and bow and arrow ready to go," Stallone, 58, said in a statement announcing his deal with Lerner, whose Bulgaria-based Nu Image/Millennium Films purchased the Rambo rights from Miramax for an undisclosed figure. "It's a franchise," said Lerner, "If [Rambo] No. 4 works, then you have a No. 5." Rambo No. 3 was released 17 years ago.

Stallone back for Rambo 4
01/06/2005 07:31 - (SA)

First swashbuckling Indiana Jones reveals he is back for another adventure at the ripe old age of 64.

And now Gung-ho Vietnam veteran Rambo is ready to rampage his way on to movie screens again — nearly 20 years after hanging up his headband and machine gun.

Movie tough guy Sylvester Stallone has finally confirmed he will resurrect the role at 58-years-old after months of speculation.

Stallone last played Rambo in 1988 but has revealed he has signed up for a fourth film.

The actor revealed: I've signed the deal and I have the old headband, machine gun and bow and arrow ready to go.

"I am looking forward to showing movie fans the real action hero again."

The Rambo trilogy — which began with First Blood — made millions for Stallone in the 1980s.

And the Sun says there could be even more if the fourth instalment is a hit.

A film company spokesperson said:: "If Rambo 4 works then you could have number five."