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Rambo returns for one last mission
Stallone -- now 71 -- posted a teaser poster on his Instagram account late Tuesday, showing a graffiti-style image of Hollywood's most famous Vietnam veteran kneeling with his signature knife and the words: "Rambo V. Fall 2019."
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In this file photo taken on January 28, 2008 US actor Sylvester Stallone poses during a photocall for his new film John Rambo at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium in Madrid. Rambo is back on the warpath. US film star Sylvester Stallone has revealed that his muscle-packed combat hero Rambo is getting ready to draw blood again in a fifth sequel next year. Stallone -- now 71 -- posted a teaser poster on his Instagram account late on May 8, 2018, showing a graffiti-style image of Hollywood's most famous Vietnam veteran kneeling with his signature knife and the words: (AFP/Philippe Desmazes)
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ambo is back on the warpath. US film star Sylvester Stallone has revealed that his muscle-packed combat hero Rambo is getting ready to draw blood again in a fifth sequel next year.
… Something wicked is coming this way!
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Stallone -- now 71 -- posted a teaser poster on his Instagram account late Tuesday, showing a graffiti-style image of Hollywood's most famous Vietnam veteran kneeling with his signature knife and the words: "Rambo V. Fall 2019."
"Something wicked is coming this way," the actor commented in a caption, a decade after his character last strapped on his famous headband and fired a hail of bullets at ruthless rogue soldiers in conflict-torn Myanmar.
The film's producers, Millennium Media, are selling the international rights for "Rambo V" at the Cannes film festival, which opened Tuesday.
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The latest installment in the franchise -- launched with "Bad Blood" in 1982 -- is slated to start filming in September in several locations including London, Bulgaria and the Canary Islands, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
In the new movie, John Rambo has swapped blood-drenched jungles for quiet ranch living in Arizona as he struggles with post-traumatic stress disorder.
But when a friend's grand-daughter is kidnapped by a Mexican sex-trafficking cartel, Rambo cannot but jump back into action and join the hunt for the missing girl.
What ensues promises "a violent descent into hell", said Hollywood Reporter.
