Day before yesterday Trevor Anderson on resource Movie Mavericks stated:
I recently spoke with Jean-Claude Van Damme's agent, and it turned out that he still hasn't received an offer to act. People from the Chuck Norris camp also confirmed that he had a similar situation with Donnie Yen, in fact, there were negotiations, but nothing concrete was made. Representatives of John Travolta claim that he has nothing to do with the cast of “The Expendables 2”, and these are just rumors.
Luckily for fans, filming was rescheduled for October, so there's more or less time for these rumors to become true. With rumors flying all over the internet, I think some of these guys will end up in the cast. I just hope the script doesn't suffer from all these changes.
What if Donnie doesn't agree? What will happen to the role “specially selected” for him? Whether he will join the others or not, is it so important, or should he start with such a role? These are the standard questions I ask myself every time the new Expendables 2 cast is announced.
Author: Trevor Anderson
Source: moviemavericks.com
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Tags: The Expendables 2, John Travolta, Donnie Yen, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Chuck Norris
For some reason, it seems to me that Lerner is in charge of all this now, and not Sly. Most of the money is his, after all.
By the way, about Lewis. On the 18th he had surgery to remove a tumor in the left temporal lobe of his brain. He is now recovering and is still motionless.
There is not much difference, because Both are good PR, I don’t see anything wrong with it.
Actually, he didn’t spread rumors, but talked about the casting process. and all three actors at one time or another were in contention for the role that went to Teria Crews. These were NOT RUMORS but news about the progress of the casting process.
And rightly so! That's how it should be! And then a young man with the nickname FanLee (if I’m not mistaken in the letters), in an article about Joe Lewis’ illness, asked: “Who is Lewis in the photo and who is Bill Wallace?” For this, a person who lived through the era of video salons would have his ass torn off. You need to know and remember the masters! And if “The Expendables” is the only chance to do this, then Stallone’s flag is in his muscular hands!
This is why I watched The Expendables:
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Well, "The Expendables" overall left a good impression. Personally, I didn’t watch this movie for the fighting.
Well then, stolone ballabol.....and I won’t go see his film out of principle...since he’s so cunning...he’s chasing money, movies should be made for pleasure for the sake of the viewer...
then the collections will be...it will recruit actors...no plot...I didn’t see anything good...
He seems to have forgotten how to shoot...
Rocky remember watching in one breath, almost all the parts in sweat, empathizing...
and here it’s banality and obviousness....I already knew the end halfway through...
good guys will give a kick to bad guys...
ok, Tony Jaahas no plot...but he lives life for the sake of the viewer and all his stuntmen...to impress the audience with his stunts...
and here there is zero... and all these big names have zero in themselves... one thing is interesting...
to see everyone together....the main trick of the film...a PR move...
Stallone, the hammer, again begins to skillfully advertise the film. For the first time, he also spread rumors about the cast (Cent, Kingsley, the black man from Ghost Dog)