and we make killers and we turn them loose into america and that s a pretty heavy movie and even for a sylvester stallone it plays that realistically and the second film threw that out the window, page 1. sir? do we get to win this time? this time it s up to you. there was a desire to move past the perceived failures of the late 60s and the 70s. you can t re-write history, but at least we can go back and we can bring back these p.o.w.s. we can send back this representative of american might. i must break you. stallone had become so devoted to having the perfectly chiselled, ultra muscled upper body, at the same time that arnold schwarzenegger who, of course, had been a bodybuilder suddenly became an unlikely action star in the 80s, too. i don t know if prior to 1980 anyone would have had a firm visual image of what their favorite actor would have looked
devoted to having the perfectly chiseled, ultra muscled upper body, at the same time that arnold schwarzenegger who, of course, had been a bodybuilder suddenly became an unlikely action star in the 80s, too. i don t know if prior to 1980 anyone would have had a firm visual image of what their favorite actor looked like with their shirt off. can you close your eyes and imagine jimmy stewart or montgomery clift or even john wayne without their shirt on? it s not essential to their image as actors. it would be ridiculous for me to play outside of that role. and it would be crazy for dustin hoffman to try to be commando or to be conan or terminator or to be rambo. it doesn t work, you know? people only accept you for certain things. there was a lot of ideas of returning to traditional notions of masculinity after the sensitive 70s. but these thing goes in cycles. and i think that by the late 80s we were ready for an action
that s a pretty heavy movie and even for a sylvester stallone it plays that realistically and the second film threw that out the window, page 1. sir? did we get to win this time? this time it s up to you. there was a desire to move past the perceived failures of the late 60s and the 70s. you can t re-write history, but at least we can go back and we can bring back these p.o.w.s. we can send back this representative of american might. i must break you. stallone had become so devoted to having the perfectly chiselled, ultra muscled upper body, at the same time that arnold schwarzenegger who, of course, had been a bodybuilder suddenly became an unlikely action star in the 80s, too. i don t know if prior to 1980 anyone would have had a film image of what their favorite
the second par threw all that out the window. do we get to win this time? n this time it s up to you. it was time to move past the perceived failures of the 60s and 70s. you can t rewrite history, but we can go back and bring back these p.o.w.s. stallone had become so devoted to having the perfectly chiselled, ultra muscled upper body, at the same time that arnold schwarzenegger suddenly became an unlikely action star in the 80s, too. i don t know if prior to 1980 anyone would have had a firm image of what their favorite actor looked like without their shirt off. if you closed your eyes and imagined jimmy stewart or john wayne without their shirt on, it s not especially essential to their image as actors.
you can t rewrite history but at least we can go back. and we can bring back these p.o.w.s. we can send back this representative of american might. stallone had become so devoted to having the perfectly chiseled ultramuscled upper body. at the same time that arnold schwarzenegger who had been a body builder suddenly became an unlikely action star in the 80s, too. i don t know if prior to 1980 anyone would have had a firm visual image of what their favorite actor looked like with their shirt off. close your eyes and imagine jimmy stewart or montgomery clift or even john wayne without their shirt on, it s not especially central to their image as actors. it would be ridiculous for me to play something outside of that role and crazy for dustin to try to be commando or be terminator or rambo. it doesn t work.