'Rambo V': Sylvester Stallone goes full cowboy teasing fans about upcoming movie

The filming for the movie is finally beginning and while fans have to wait till next year's autumn to finally witness 'Rambo V', this surely makes up for the lack of a movie.

Sylvester Stallone has taken it upon himself to surprise and confuse fans of the epic-action franchise, Rambo, with his new look alone. The fifth film in the franchise is soon to arrive, and ahead of its release, the 72-year-old decided to share a photo of his look as the iconic character. The filming for the movie is finally beginning and while fans have to wait till next autumn to finally watch 'Rambo V', this surely makes up for the lack of a John Rambo movie over the past few years. The bonus? Rambo's little makeover.



 

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