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Sylvester
Stallone has confirmed The Expendables 4 will be his last film in the
franchise, leaving Jason Statham to lead future films.
The Barney
Ross actor co-created the action-thriller films in 2010 alongside screenwriter
David Callaham, and has starred in all three films released to date.
In a video
on his Instagram page, Stallone explained why he would not be returning to the
series after filming wraps on the upcoming fourth film.
"It's
time to be moving on. This will be my last day, so I'm enjoying it but it's
always bittersweet, you know," he told fans.
“When
something you've been so attached to, I guess it's been about 12 years, and I'm
ready to pass the baton on to Jason [Statham] and his capable hands."
In the
video, he continued: "The greatest thing is being able to provide films
that are somewhat entertainment and maybe there's a little message in there,
because what I try to convey in my successful films is the human touch, the
bond. Not so much the action, the action is self-evident.
"It's
just relating to the audience in a way that they can identify with whatever the
mission is with the characters at hand… Just providing escapism and hopefully
there's a little something extra in there. That's the hard part: heart, energy
and humor.
"Anyway,
I'll be leaving tomorrow, heading back to the good old US of A. Can't wait. And
getting ready to accept the next challenge."
“feel free to disagree in the comments and let me know what you think!”
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