Sylvester Stallone's Biography
Sylvester Stallone is an actor whose incredible impact on Hollywood cinema in the 1970s and 1980s can't be overstated. This beloved action hero starred in more than 50 movies, among which are 6 movies about a Rocky boxer and 4 motion pictures featured the fearless soldier called Rambo. These roles launched him to worldwide fame across multiple generations.
Childhood and family
Sylvester was born June 6, 1946, the same day as George Bush Jr. However, unlike the future president, his early days were hard and difficult.



Career begins here
After finishing college, he was brimming with confidence about becoming an actor. He managed to land a small role in the sports drama «Downhill Racer», also featuring Robert Redford (the man, who sits at the table behind protagonists). Other attempts to break into acting fell through, so Stallone took odd jobs as a doorman, restaurant bouncer, and eventually cleaning cages at a zoo.

Rocky
According to Zoomboola.com, on March 24, 1975, Stallone went to see the Muhammad Ali–Chuck Wepner fight. When he got home that night, he stayed put for 92 hours straight and wrote the script about a boxer who never gives up. However, Stallone later denied that Chuck Wepner inspired his screenplay: in Stallone's iconic movie, Rocky stays on his feet until the end, while Chuck gave up after a knockdown in Round 15.

Four Rocky sequels followed: in 1979, 1982, 1985, and 1990. Despite following similar plot formulas, all the Rocky movies received warm public reception. Throughout the series, Rocky Balboa faced opponents played by Carl Weathers, Dolph Lundgren, Mr. T, and Tommy Morrison.

Rambo
While the third Rocky film was being released, a new story called "First Blood" hit theaters simultaneously. This wasn't the beloved boxing drama, but a brutal thriller starring Stallone as a ruthless Vietnam veteran obsessed with revenge – a weapons master who mowed down enemies by the dozen. The nickname Rambo won world-wide fame.

In December 2015 FOX Channel together with Stallone as an executive producer continued to work on the series «Rambo: New Blood». The story centers on the tense relationship between John Rambo and his son, who followed in his father's footsteps by joining the Navy. No release date for the series has been announced yet.
Another works
In 2010, Stallone assembled various B-movie action stars for the blood-soaked franchise "The Expendables" , starring apart himself Jason Statham, Jet Li, Dolph Lundgren, and Mickey Rourke. The plot revolved around the group of elite mercenaries tasked with a mission to overthrow tyranny in a concrete third-world country. Although Stallone won a Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Director, The Expendables still received solid reviews and was a huge commercial success.
Stallone's personal life
When Stallone turned 50, The Journal Star "gifted" him an album featuring 595 photos of all the women in Stallone's life. 595 females! "Wow! How did six hundred women end up in my bed?"Early in his career, his wife Sasha Czack, whom he married in 1974, had introduced him to romantic relationships, even before he achieved a bit of fame. He couldn't believe his luck: Sasha, a stunning top model and Andy Warhol's muse, supported him and accepted him! She even turned down lucrative offers from producers to help her husband work on the first Rocky film.








