Sylvester Stallone Will Not Do Another ‘Creed’ Sequel [ VIDEO]
Sylvester Stallone Will Not Do Another ‘Creed’ Sequel
All good things must come to an end and Sylvester Stallone is expressing these sentiments. This week, he hinted that he’s done playing his iconic Rocky Balboa character. He shared the news on social media, posting footage from a “Creed 2” scene. He writes,
“I just want to thank everyone around the whole wide World for taking the Rocky family into their hearts for over 40 years. It’s been my Ultimate privilege to have been able to create and play this meaningful character. Though it breaks my heart, Sadly all things must pass… and end. I love you Kind and generous people, and The most wonderful thing of all is that ROCKY will never die because he lives on in you ….”
See his announcement below.
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