Social media users posted ‘RIP Sylvester Stallone’ on Monday amid false claims about the ‘Rambo’ actor's death

While Rocky and Rambo might be Sylvester Stallone's most famous characters, this forgotten thriller was way better than all those franchises' sequels.

Sylvester Stallone Trends After Death Mix-Up — Again originally appeared on Parade. Hollywood legend Sylvester “Sly” Stallone recently found himself trending — not because he passed away, but because social media users were convinced he did.

Sylvester Stallone fans got a major scare on July 9 with the death announcement of a rocker with a similar-sounding name. The deceased rocker was named Sly Stone. To be clear, that's Sly Stone who died, though; not Sly Stallone.

Before he broke out as Rocky Balboa, a young Sylvester Stallone was cast in a futuristic cult classic where he played an over-the-top villainous character.

Sylvester Stallone's crime action movie with a rare 0% Rotten Tomatoes score has VFX artists at Corridor Crew laughing during their reaction.

Director Robert Schnitzer tells IndieWire about remastering 'Rebel: Director's Cut' and showcasing Sylvester Stallone's feature film debut.

If anyone else but Sylvester Stallone starred in "Rocky V," then in the critically-maligned "Oscar," and then got tricked into starring in "Stop! Or my Mom will Shoot," their career would be over. But just like Rocky Balboa himself,

Sylvester Stallone made his acting debut in a Western called Horses, a movie that will never be released. The success of Stallone's Rocky movies paralleled his own acting career in many ways, including his struggle to break through and how sudden fame impacted his life.

Rumors about Rocky star Sylvester Stallone testifying at Sean "Diddy" Combs' ongoing s*x trafficking and racketeering trial have been circulating online due to a YouTube video by Elite Vault.