Sylvester Stallone Has ‘Millions of Regrets’ About Doing His Own Stunts: ‘I’m An Idiot for Doing That’ - Yahoo
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Sylvester Stallone is opening up about how decades of daredevilry have affected him—and why he considers himself an "idiot" for continuing to do his own stunts year after year. In a recent interview with Fox News Digital, the "Rocky" actor said he has "millions, millions of regrets" about his action career. "I could literally spend a half hour talking about injuries, the amount, not even like one, I'm talking about 30 hours, 30 minutes of just individual ones, because it becomes compounded. I have been injured many, many times, but after 'Expendables,' I ended up with nine back operations, three neck fusions. Both shoulders ripped out, eye, you know, all kinds of lens put … it's been brutal," he said, adding that he's never been "quite the same" since the surgeries. More from VarietyStallone starred in — and also directed — the action thriller "The Expendables" in 2010 alongside Jason Statham, Mickey Rourke and more. While filming a scene where Stallone got tackled by WWE legend Steve Austin, the stunt went wrong and left Stallone with dislocated shoulders and a fractured neck that required more than seven back surgeries.
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