Even though he may not have originally sought out to be a villain or tough guy on screen (let us remind you that he also studied chemical engineering at MIT), the 67-year-old actor took the process of ...

And the latest movie to take the stand in our great Christmas movie debate is doing so in Mother Russia. That’s right, it’s time to ring the holiday bell on Rocky IV.

Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone) holds the world heavyweight boxing championship but faces a new challenger: Drago (Dolph Lundgren), a 6'4", 261-pound fighter who has the backing of the Soviet Union.

And the latest movie to take the stand in our great Christmas movie debate is doing so in Mother Russia. That’s right, it’s time to ring the holiday bell on Rocky IV.

This time, the project centers on Rocky rival Ivan Drago, the formidable Soviet-Russian fighter played by Swedish actor Dolph Lundgren, who took on the Italian Stallion in 1985’s “Rocky IV ...

Summary When Rocky Balboa's former nemesis and best friend, Apollo Creed, is killed in a fight with a smarmy Russian fighter, Rocky takes it upon himself to get revenge for his old pal by heading ...

According to The Wrap, the upcoming Rocky film is being penned by writer Robert Lawton for MGM and will focus on the Russian father and son after their appearance in Creed II.

Though the studio didn’t move ahead with his film idea, it appointed Lawton to build out a backstory about Russian boxer Ivan Drago, who took on Rocky in 1985’s “Rocky IV.” ...

Guess he watched “Rocky IV” recently. Coach K’s been engaged in an entertaining war of words with Russian coach Mike Blatt as the two teams prepared for Thursday’s Team USA-Russia game at the FIBA ...

Style When Russia was the villain: How this moment echoes the era of Cold War spy novels and ‘Rocky IV’ March 10, 2022 More than 3 years ago 10 min Summary ...