1. Dear Mr Stallone. In the Movie Rocky 3 ur character was given the statue and I'm sure he was touched, how does it really feel to have that there as a monument? You did make that spot famous. And are you worried that people having rough times might toss their motorcycle hemets at it? Justin Luke Arce. Brooklyn NY.
2. Hallo Sly! Is it possible that we see a movie "THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS" (yes, the Frank Miller Comic) with you as the old Batman? I think that is the perfect part for you! I wish you good luck for "Rocky Ballboa" and "Rambo IV" and I hope we can see anytime in Vienna! Welcome back! Raphael Rottensteiner Vienna
3. As one of the best action stars of the 1980's early 90's, how do you feel about all the other action stars of the era coming back to give "one last hurrah" to some of the films that sky-rocketed their careers? (i.e. Schwarzenegger - Terminator 3, Bruce Willis - Die Hard 4, Harrison Ford - Indy 4, Eddie Murphy – Beverly Hills Cop IV and you yourself - Rocky Balboa and Rambo 4). Do modern day action stars struggle to live up to the entertainment of the "good ol' days"? Brandon Chisholm -Chicago
4. Sly, when are you going to move to Philadelphia and run for mayor? You'd win in a landslide, yo! James Doolittle Philadelphia, PA
5. When you presented the idea of Rocky Balboa to Revoloution studios and maybe others you went to previously, what kind of resistance did you get from them to make this film? was it a hard sell? Russell, from Crawley in the u.k
6. Sly- In "Remembering Charlie," Jerry Epstein's book on Charlie Chaplin, you are mentioned quite extensively. In fact "Rocky" was one of the last films Charlie ever saw. In the book Mr. Epstein says you were never able to comment on your appreciation for Chaplin's films, although he says you were a huge fan and had hoped to "have an audience with the great maestro." Could you tell us a bit about your relationship with Charlie and the effect he had on your career? Eric Paul Erickson Chicago, IL
7. Sly- Is it me, or did you grow up a pro wrestling fan? From Paradise Alley to Thunderlips, wrasslin' has popped up in your movies. If I'm not mistaken, your mom was even a manager in GLOW (the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling). Obviously, we all know wrestling is entertainment and really about telling stories with violence. So are there any tricks from the squared circle that you've incorporated into your flicks? Joe V
8. For many Edgar Allen Poe fans the thought of you directing, let alone writing a film based on such a prolific writer is, to say the least, a little scary. That's not because we feel your a bad writer or director but this type of bio-pic is a far cry from anything you have ever involved yourself with before. How will you did you approach the screenplay (structure, character development etc.) and in what ways will this project differ from from the more action based movies you have written? I also have one other question: Because of such movies as Rambo, Driven, the Specialist etc. you have in some type-cast yourself. Will you someday take on roles outside of the realm you so often find yourself in. Thanks for your time, Vivavitalogy Green Bay, WI
9. Sly: No bigger fan here, and I am curious. What was your max on the bench press, squat, etc.? Back in the late 1980s-early-1990s you appeared to look the biggest/most massive. Kirk
10. Are you going to be coming to see Everton football club as Robert Earl promised when he bought his shares in the club? And can we expect you to put in a guest appearance in goal ALA "Escape to victory"? Regards, Ray Finch. Liverpool UK