Sylvester Stallone shares notes for the film Rocky 7. Looks like Stallone has officially quit Rocky/Creed Franchise behind after bowing out the last payment Creed 3. But the series he started with the 1976 original is clear Rockyand survived through five sequels and the first two Creed movies are still very near and dear to his heart.
Stallone really had a chance to remember this event Rocky Another series of Instagram posts about him unfulfilled plans for Rocky 7, before hastily deleting the post. As part of the announcement (via Collider), actor John Rivoli shared artwork and never-before-made notes Rocky continuation. In his summary of the pages, Stallone explained “I think you get the point. Rocky once again tried to fight for the neighborhood that created him and that he still loves“. Among the revelations of Stallone’s writings are the following interesting points:
- Rocky still runs Adrian’s, the restaurant he opened after his wife’s death.
- A scene where Rocky remembers or imagines a conversation with Adrian.
- Rocky goes to a boxing club, where he sees a 27-year-old fighter named Chucho Mutt (who, like Adonis, would have trained in the story. Creed).
Why Rocky 7 Never Happened (And Who Blames Stallone)
Stallone did not comment on who to blame Rocky 7 will never happen. The actor blames Irwin Winkler, the producer he first worked with on the original film. Rocky. In public statements last year, Stallone blamed Winkler the right to withhold Rocky charactersaid in an interview THR“It was an agreement made without my knowledge by people I thought were close to me, and they basically gave away all the rights I had.“
Stallone actually went after Winkler again in his now-deleted post, saying the following:
“This was the beginning of the script for ROCKY 7, unfortunately for some people it will never happen, but I want to share it with die-hard fans. Always keep kicking. Photo @john_rivoli. #Irwinsfault.”
Stallone actually played Rocky twice after moving on to the series Creed. But he won’t come back Creed IIIlast year, he explained that he disagreed with the direction the franchise was taken by Winkler and Michael B. Jordan, saying about the new film:I like my characters to get beat up, but I don’t want them to go into a dark void“. Unfortunately, this is all due to behind-the-scenes maneuvers and dealings, Rocky 7 will never happen. But Stallone’s ideas for a sequel are clear, and perhaps a Rocky-like comeback miracle could still happen, giving him one last chance. Bring Rocky Balboa to life on the screen.
Source: Collider
