Sylvester Stallone will exit The Expendables with the fourth movie, which frees him of all franchise ties and leaves his career in an exciting place.
With his upcoming exit from The Expendables, Sylvester Stallone is free of all classic franchise ties - which might be a very good thing. More than maybe any other movie star, Stallone recognized the value of building recurring roles for himself. After his follow-ups to Rocky all underperformed, he set his career back on track with Rocky II. In the years that followed he returned to the Rambo franchise periodically, and in 2010 launched a new series with The Expendables movies.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY Stallone's career went through a fallow period in the mid-1990s that was only broken when he returned with 2006's Rocky Balboa. In the later years of his career, Stallone's three big franchises not only provided him with comfortable box-office hits but also allowed him to front other projects like Grudge Match.
Since the 2000s, much of the actor's work has involved sequels, but he's shown with the likes of Tulsa King or Samaritan he's more than capable of delivering great work outside his established IPs. Stallone has spoken in the past of how he's been typecast in the action genre, but now that he's stepping back from more physically demanding parts, he has a chance to let his inner-character actor out.
Every Upcoming Stallone Project Moving on from Expendables, Stallone is working harder than ever. He will return for Tulsa King's second season and has two movies in development. The first is Hunter, his long-brewing adaptation of the horror-action novel where the title character hunts down a bio-engineered monster.
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