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Sly. Khal Drogo. An Axe Fight. ‘Bullet To The Head’ UK Trailer

Wookie Johnson — Mon, 01 Oct 2012 16:54:20 +0000

Slyvester Stallone has got it all figured out. He used to star in movies where he’d play a man out for the head of his ridiculously hot wife or girlfriend’s captor. Now that he’s in his mid-sixties and can still reduce bad guys to pulp and mulch, he’s had to tweak the formula to hunt down the man who has kidnapped his ridiculously hot daughter.

The only real loss here is it presents less opportunity to see the hot daughter (in this case Sarah Shahi) topless. Unless Sly suddenly wanted to get arty and weird at this point in his career. But we’re not there yet. Just stick to axe fights and liquefying henchman with big guns.

Stallone’s ‘Bullet’ Scores Slater And Two Others

Penn Collins — Sat, 09 Jul 2011 00:02:45 +0000

While the casting of the untitled adaptation of Bullet to the Head has been a little rocky recently, the producers have locked down three big parts with the addition of Christian Slater, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje (Lost, Oz), or, as I like to call him “Mr. Copy and Paste,” and Holt McCallany (Lights Out).

Slater will be playing a middleman who brokers the alliance of Stallone‘s hitman and Sung Kang’s cop. Mr. Copy and Paste will be playing the film’s villain, a lawyer with a scam involving Katrina assistance. McCallany will play a crooked cop that is partnered with Kang’s cop.

The untitled movie focuses on the alliance between Stallone and Sung Kang in a reconstructing New Orleans in the wake of Katrina. Allesandro Camon adapted the novel while Walter Hill is set to direct the movie.

With Christian Slater and Sylvester Stallone, this is sure to be one of the top-grossing films of 1991.

Sarah Shahi To Play Stallone’s Very Hot Daughter

Wookie Johnson — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 16:04:09 +0000

7 photosSarah Shahi

Sylvester Stallone is about to become a very proud papa. Sarah Shahi is joining one of his upcoming action flicks. Based on the graphic novel A Bullet To The Head and directed by Walter Hill, the story stars Stallone as an older New Orleans hitman who teams up with a young NYC cop to avenge the murders of both of their partners.

Shahi had better be careful. If Stallone movies have taught me anything, it’s that the bad guys always come after what he loves the most. Which means it’s likely we’ll see Shahi and Stallone outrun an explosion. Preferably after she’s gotten out of the shower. And in slow-motion. Walter Hill, we are counting on you. (Variety)