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Rocky Balboa Fights Late Middle Age
Submitted by Greg on December 13, 2006 - 6:46pm.
OK, it's really Sylvester Stallone. But the actor seems to in a reflective mood in advance of the release of his new movie Rocky Balboa. He told Newsweek:
Costar Talia Shire (Adrian) says the sixty year old Stallone is trying find a meaning for the next stage of his life:
The good news for Stallone: he may find his audience. Newsweek's Sean Smith says that "the movie, written and directed by Stallone, is not only not embarrassing, it's a provocative exploration of heroism and aging, and provides a poignant exit for a character that has become a baby-boomer icon of American manhood." Entertainment Weekly's Owen Gleiberman says despite his bias against the movie going in, "damned if Stallone doesn't tap right back into the Rocky charm." Rocky Balboa opens December 20th. --- Read Similar LifeTwo Stories:
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rocky
erm whats with the math question dude?
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