Rambo returns: in the fifth of the franchise, Stallone will crush the Mexican cartel

American actor Sylvester Stallone 10 years after the release of the last film about Rambo begins to shoot the fifth part of this franchise about the Vietnamese War veteran.

The 71-year-old Stallone is already studying the script, and the shooting "Rambo V" approximately begins in September 2018.

In the fifth part, the daughter of one of the friends of Rambo, who works on the farm, is abducted, and the main character goes to Mexico. As soon as Rambo crosses the border with a neighboring country, he immediately comes into confrontation with one of the most cruel Mexican cartels, writes Deadline .

As the British Express clarifies, shooting will be held in London, Bulgaria and the Canary Islands.

The first film of the franchise about the war veteran in Vietnam, entitled "Rambo: The First Blood" was released in 1982. After that, three more films were released - “Rambo: the first blood 2” appeared in 1985 (the action takes place in Vietnam; confrontation with the Soviet paratroopers), in 1988 “Rambo III” was shot, where the main character helps the Afghan Mujahideen (another confrontation with Soviet troops), and in 2008 “Rambo IV” was released, in which the action was already taking place in the action in which the action was already taking place already in Thailand (confrontation with the Birmans) 20 years after the third part.

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Sylvester Stallone, who was born in New York in 1946 in the family of a Sicilian immigrant, starred in more than 50 films during his creative career. In addition to Rambo, he is known for the role in the Rocky movie epic. The film about a boxer who achieved success was awarded the Oscar film award three times, including for the best directing of John Evwaildson.