Sylvester Stallone Would Love For 1 Actor To Be The Next John Rambo: 'I Would Say Yes'
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"If I ever pass the baton, I’ll pass it on to him because he loves the character,” Stallone told Jimmy Fallon on "The Tonight Show."
Sylvester Stallone explained why Ryan Gosling would be his choice to star as John Rambo in the future.
The actor, in an appearance on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” Friday, revealed that he met Gosling at a dinner where he spoke about the character from the “Rambo” movies.
“He goes, ‘I was fascinated by Rambo and I used to go to school dressed as Rambo and people would chase me away and I still didn’t stop,’ vacation as Rambo, he just kept saying that he had a lot of affiliation with Rambo,” Stallone said.
“And I thought, you know, this is interesting. If I ever pass the baton, I’ll pass it on to him because he loves the character.”
Fallon went on to ask if Gosling could be the next Rambo.
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