Rambo 5 CONFIRMED with Sylvester Stallone – Here’s the plot details
RAMBO 5 has been confirmed with Sylvester Stallone returning. Here’s the plot details.
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The 71-year-old action star hasn’t made a Rambo movie in 10 years, but is now ready for his fifth outing.
Production on Rambo 5 starts shooting on September 1, with London, Bulgaria and the Canary Islands being hot spots for filming.
A director is yet to be announced, but its not likely to be Stallone himself. The news comes a couple of years after the star said he was done with role.
So where does the Vietnam War vet find himself this time around?
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According to Screen Daily, the synopsis is as follows: “[Rambo] finds him[self] living in a ranch in Arizona, deeply troubled and wrestling with PTSD as he picks up casual work wherever he can.
“When long-time family friend and estate manager Maria informs Rambo that her granddaughter has gone missing after crossing into Mexico for a party, he sets off with her to find the youngster.
“What ensues is a violent descent into hell as Rambo uncovers a sex-trafficking ring.
“He teams up with a journalist whose half-sister has also been kidnapped and must deploy all his skills to save the girls and bring down a vicious crime lord.”
Meanwhile Stallone has been working on sequels to his other major franchises.
According to Randy Couture The Expendables 4 is due to shoot this summer.
While former James Bond star Pierce Brosnan has confirmed he will appear in this film or a later sequel, Arnold Schwarzenegger has said he wouldn’t return without Stallone.
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Schwarzenegger told Entertainment Weekly: “There is no Expendables without Sly. I would never do the movie without him, no.”
The actor played the character of Trench and also revealed that he thought his role had become rather disappointing in the third film.
He said: “You know, I think the first and second one were terrific, but the third one, I thought my part was not written well."
