Sylvester Stallone admits ‘The Expendables’ took a toll on his body

The actor’s last great action saga was a gauntlet in which age turned into a dragon that was difficult to defeat.

We all know that Sylvester Stallone is one of the great references for action movies, especially in the eighties and nineties.Their Movie of Rambo and characters in movies Cobra: A powerful weapon of the law anyone Demolition people They are still celebrated by the public.

Sylvester Stallone returns to the ring at the age of 60, mercenary

a saga that brings together great action stars of equal caliber Jason Statham, Arnold Schwarzenegger anyone Jet Li.

These are new challenges, and the actor must go all out to maintain public enthusiasm, perhaps too much for his own health.

Documentary by Stallone Netflix, cunningEven Arnold Schwarzenegger said actor The New Yorker was on set doing everything they could and doing everything they could.

“It’s common for action heroes to get injured on set, but I think Sly clearly pushed him to his limits. “It seems too much to me.”

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Sylvester Stallone struggles physically in ‘The Expendables’

The actor himself admitted that the Mercenary saga, especially the first film, was physically taxing and questioned whether the injuries and bad times were worth it.

“The family was there all the time…it was very difficult for them because I was stressed out and depressed: bronchitis, mouth ulcers, a broken neck…it just kept happening. So I don’t like it.

To be honest, I never fully recovered from The Expendables – it took a toll on my body. I will never be the same again. no way. You say: ‘Is it worth it? Are you doing this to get people’s approval? Oh, really? ‘It’s almost like a child needing a father’s touch.

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Still, Sylvester Stallone returned to the Suicide Squad franchise for three more films, the final one this year, though he passed the baton to Jason Statham.