Sylvester Stallone Net Worth And Biography (Do You Know 100s of secret fact about Sylvester Stallone)

Sylvester Enzio Stallone is an American actor, screenwriter, director, and producer. After his beginnings as a struggling actor for a number of years upon arriving to New York City in 1969 and later
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Sylvester Stallone Net Worth

What is Sylvester Stallone net worth and biography?Sylvester Enzio Stallone is an American actor, screenwriter, director, and producer. After his beginnings as a struggling actor for a number of years upon arriving to New York City in 1969 and later .

Net Worth:$400 Million
Age:74
Born:July 6, 1946
Country of Origin:United States of America
Source of Wealth:Professional Actor/Director
Last Updated:2021

Introduction

As of 2021, Sylvester Stallone’s net worth is approximately $400 million.

Sylvester Stallone is an American actor widely known for his leading roles in Rocky, Rambo, and Creed. The New York-born actor is greatly recognized for being one of the most popular celebrities in the world.

But what many don’t know is that Stallone built his own rise to fame by being the writer for some of his most successful films.

Childhood & Early Life

Michael Sylvester Gardenzio Stallone was born on July 6, 1946, to Frank Stallone and Jacqueline Stallone in New York City. He is of Italian-Russian-French-Jewish descent.
He was born with the lower side of his face paralyzed as the obstetricians tried to use a pair of forceps to pull him out of his mother’s womb. This seriously severed a nerve that caused permanent deformity in the lower parts of his lip, tongue and chin.
After his parents divorced, he studied at the Notre Dame Academy and Lincoln High School in Philadelphia. He also studied at the Charlotte Hall Military Academy before he attended the University of Miami.

Sylvester Stallone Career

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He earned his first role in a soft-core pornography film, ‘The Party at Kitty and Stud’s’, in 1970. Later in life, Stallone claimed that he did the film out of desperation, because he needed the money. The same year, he appeared in the movie, ‘Rebel’, which made him a national star.
He also starred in the off-Broadway stage piece, ‘Score’, which ran for 23 performances in 1971. The same was later made into a film by Radley Metzger. He also appeared in Woody Allen’s ‘Bananas’ and the thriller ‘Klute’ as an extra.
In 1975, he was seen in the Jack Lemmon film, ‘The Prisoner of Second Avenue’ and he also played supporting roles in the films, ‘Farewell, My Lovely’, ‘Capone’ and ‘Death Race 2000’.
The year 1976 brought with it a lot of promise and hope for Stallone as he starred in his first breakthrough film, ‘Rocky’, an action-drama feature, for which he also wrote the script.
The movie is considered one of his most commercially successful movies till date.
After swooning in the success of ‘Rocky’, he made his directorial debut in 1978 for the film, ‘Paradise Alley’.
The same year, he played a role in the film, ‘F.I.S.T’, a film based on the life of James Hoffa.
In 1979, he wrote and starred in the sequel of ‘Rocky’ titled ‘Rocky II’, which also went on to become a sleeper hit. Two years later, he starred in ‘Escape to Victory’ and ‘Nighthawks’.
After the success of ‘Rocky’, he launched another action venture, starring as the Vietnam War veteran, ‘John Rambo’ in the film, ‘First Blood’ in 1982.
This went on to become both a critical and profitable hit at the box-office. However the sequels for the film, ‘Rambo: First Blood Part II’ and ‘Rambo III’, were met with much less success.
In 1982, he continued with his ‘Rocky’ franchise and came up with ‘Rocky III’, followed by ‘Rocky IV’, three years later. In order to be able to do full justice to the role, he worked out and embarked on a demanding training program, after which he became an extremely popular fitness symbol.
In 1987, he decided to break away from his ‘tough nut’ roles and starred in the film, ‘Over the Top’, which was a different genre of film. However, the film did not do well at the box-office and was received poorly by critics.
Two years later, he once again starred in a different genre of film in ‘Tango and Cash’, which was successful.
In 1990, he starred in the fifth installment of the ‘Rocky’ series titled, ‘Rocky V’. The film did poorly at the box office and it was intended to be the last film in the franchise.
In the next two years, he tried his hand at comedy but failed miserably in ‘Oscar’ and ‘Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot’.
He starred in the successful film, ‘Cliffhanger’, which brought back the faith of his fans in his acting abilities. The same year, he starred in the futuristic film, ‘Demolition Man’.
From 1994 to 1996, he appeared in a string of hit films including, ‘The Specialist’, ‘Judge Dredd’ and ‘Assassins’.
In 1997, he appeared in the low-budget film, ‘Cop Land’ opposite Robert De Niro and Ray Liotta, which was an average hit at the box-office.
The next year, he lent his voice for the animated film, ‘Antz’.
From 2000 to 2005, he was seen in the films, ‘Get Carter’, ‘Driven’, ‘Avenging Angel’, ‘D-Tox’, ‘Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over’, ‘Taxi 3’ and ‘Shade’. In 2005, he was also the co-presenter for the boxing series, ‘The Contender’.
He took a break in 2005 and served as the host and mentor to contenders participating in the reality show, ‘The Contender’.
After a break from films, he made a comeback in Hollywood with the sixth Rocky instalment, ‘Rocky Balboa’, which became a critical sleeper hit, in 2006. Two years later, he released the fourth instalment of the ‘Rambo’ series, simply titled as ‘Rambo’. This movie also became equally successful.
He appeared in a small cameo in the Bollywood film, ‘Kambakkht Ishq’ opposite Kareena Kapoor and Akshaye Kumar in 2009. The next year, he starred in one of the biggest hits of the year, ‘The Expendables’.
In 2012, the sequel for the movie, ‘The Expendables 2’ was also released. The subsequent year, he starred in the action film, ‘Bullet to the Head’, which is based on the novel, ‘Du Plomb Dans la Tete’.

Family & Personal Life

Sylvester Stallone has married three times. He married Sasha Czack in 1974, and has two sons with her. The couple divorced almost a decade later.
Thereafter, he married Brigitte Nielsen on December 15, 1985, but divorced her two years later in 1987.
In 1997, he married Jennifer Flavin, with whom he has three daughters.
Due to the demanding nature of his roles, he is known to have suffered countless injuries throughout his career, including a broken neck, which required him to get a metal plate inserted.

Sylvester Stallone Top Movie

Rocky (1976): 8.1

It seems fitting that the movie that made Stallone a household name and kickstarted his career is also his most highly acclaimed film. Rocky is the story of a poor boxer living in Philadelphia who is given the ultimate underdog shot at becoming the world champion.

The movie is the pinnacle of inspiring sports dramas. Stallone is amazing in the title role, playing a quiet and not-too-bright hero that the audience still roots for the entire time. It remains one of the most iconic films of all time.

First Blood (1982): 7.7

Stallone’s second most famous role was introduced on the big screen in First Blood. Stallone plays John Rambo, an ex-Green Beret who, after getting harassed by local police for no reason, begins a one-man war against them.

Given the reputation of the franchise as a whole, those seeing the film for the first time might be surprised at how small scale it is. It is more of a gripping thriller than an all-out action film and Stallone gives a powerful and reserved performance.

Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol 2 (2017): 7.6

After playing the action hero role for years, it makes sense that Stallone would eventually find himself in a superhero movie. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 was the exciting return of the cosmic heroes as they battle various enemies while discovering the truth about Peter Quill’s father.

Creed (2015): 7.6

MIchael B. Jordan & Sylvester Stallone in Creed

Though the Rocky franchise once again seemed to be done, Ryan Coogler breathed new life into it by focusing on the next generation. Creed introduced Apollo Creed’s illegitimate son Adonis who looks to prove himself by following his father’s footsteps into the boxing ring with the help of Apollo’s old friend Rocky.

Michael B. Jordan proved himself a star in the titular role while Stallone received an Oscar nomination for his emotional and powerful supporting role. The film also cemented Coogler as an extremely exciting talent to watch for.

Rocky II (1979) 7.3

The first Rocky film was a true underdog story that came out of nowhere to win the Oscar for Best Picture. Rocky II proved that there was still a lot more to this story than audiences may have thought. The sequel explores Rocky’s life after his historic fight with Apollo Creed and the promise of a rematch.

While it doesn’t quite capture the spirit of the first film, the sequel is a welcome return to the character. The personal relationships are still the heart of the story while the boxing aspects solid thrills.

Sylvester Stallone Awards And Achievements

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Academy Awards, USA

Oscar [Nominee] (2016)

Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role

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Creed (2015)


Oscar [Nominee] (1977)

Best Actor in a Leading Role

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Rocky (1976)


Oscar [Nominee] (1977)

Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen

Rocky (1976)


BAFTA Awards

BAFTA Film Award [Nominee] (1978)

Best Actor

Rocky (1976)


BAFTA Film Award [Nominee] (1978)

Best Screenplay

Rocky (1976)


AARP Movies for Grownups Awards

Movies for Grownups Award [Nominee] (2016)

Best Supporting Actor

Creed (2015)


Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA

Lifetime Achievement Award [Winner] (1997)


All Def Movie Awards

All Def Movie Award [Nominee] (2016)

Most Helpful White Person

Creed (2015)


Alliance of Women Film Journalists

EDA Award [Nominee] (2016)

Best Supporting Actor

Creed (2015)


Austin Film Critics Association

AFCA Award [Winner] (2015)

Best Supporting Actor

Creed (2015)


Awards Circuit Community Awards

ACCA [Winner] (2015)

Best Actor in a Supporting Role

Creed (2015)


Black Film Critics Circle Awards

BFCC Award [Winner] (2015)

Best Supporting Actor

Creed (2015)


Black Reel Awards

Black Reel [Winner] (2016)

Outstanding Motion Picture

Creed (2015)


Boston Online Film Critics Association

BOFCA Award [Winner] (2015)

Best Supporting Actor

Creed (2015)


Boston Society of Film Critics Awards

BSFC Award [Nominee] (2015)

Best Supporting Actor

Creed (2015)


Bravo Otto

Bravo Otto Germany [Nominee] (1988)

Best Actor (Schauspieler)

Bravo Otto Germany [Nominee] (1987)

Best Actor (Schauspieler)

Bravo Otto Germany [Nominee] (1986)

Best Actor (Schauspieler)

Bravo Otto Germany [Winner] (1985)

Best Actor (Schauspieler)

Bravo Otto Germany [Nominee] (1983)

Best Actor (Schauspieler)

Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards

Critics Choice Award [Winner] (2016)

Best Supporting Actor

Creed (2015)


Central Ohio Film Critics Association

COFCA Award [Nominee] (2016)

Best Supporting Actor

Creed (2015)


Chicago Film Critics Association Awards

CFCA Award [Nominee] (2015)

Best Supporting Actor

Creed (2015)


CinemaCon, USA

CinemaCon Award [Winner] (2012)

Career Achievement

CineRockom International Film Festival

Lifetime Achievement Diamond Award [Winner] (2013)

Lifetime Achievement Award

Best Actor Historical Blockbuster film “Rocky IV”

Rocky IV (1985)


César Awards, France

Honorary César [Winner] (1992)


David di Donatello Awards

David [Winner] (1977)

Best Foreign Actor (Migliore Attore Straniero)

Tied with Dustin Hoffman for Marathon Man (1976).

Rocky (1976)


Denver Film Critics Society

DFCS Award [Winner] (2016)

Best Supporting Actor

Creed (2015)


Florida Film Critics Circle Awards

FFCC Award [Nominee] (2015)

Best Supporting Actor

Creed (2015)


Georgia Film Critics Association (GAFCA)

GAFCA Award [Winner] (2016)

Best Supporting Actor

Creed (2015)


Gold Derby Awards

Gold Derby Award [Winner] (2016)

Supporting Actor

Creed (2015)

Golden Apple Awards

Golden Apple [Winner] (1997)

Male Star of the Year

Golden Apple [Nominee] (1996)

Male Star of the Year

Sour Apple [Winner] (1985)


Golden Camera, Germany

Golden Camera [Winner] (2004)

Best International Actor

Golden Globes, USA

Golden Globe [Winner] (2016)

Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture

Creed (2015)


Golden Globe [Nominee] (1977)

Best Actor in Motion Picture – Drama

Rocky (1976)


Golden Globe [Nominee] (1977)

Best Screenplay – Motion Picture

Rocky (1976)


Golden Schmoes Awards

Golden Schmoes [Winner] (2015)

Best Supporting Actor of the Year

Creed (2015)


Hasty Pudding Theatricals, USA

Man of the Year [Winner] (1986)


Hollywood Critics Association

HCA Award [Nominee] (2022)

Best Visual Effects or Animated Performance

The Suicide Squad (2021)


Hollywood Film Awards

Lifetime Achievement Award [Winner] (2010)


Houston Film Critics Society Awards

HFCS Award [Nominee] (2016)

Best Supporting Actor

Creed (2015)


Huading Award

Lifetime Achievement Award [Winner] (2016)


Indiewire Critics’ Poll

ICP Award [Nominee] (2015)

Best Supporting Actor

2nd place.

Creed (2015)


Iowa Film Critics Awards

IFC Award [Nominee] (2016)

Best Supporting Actor

Creed (2015)


Jupiter Award

Jupiter Award [Nominee] (2017)

Best International Actor

Creed (2015)


Jupiter Award [Winner] (1982)

Best International Actor

First Blood (1982)


Rocky III (1982)


Kansas City Film Critics Circle Awards

KCFCC Award [Nominee] (2015)

Best Supporting Actor

Creed (2015)


KCFCC Award [Winner] (1976)

Best Actor

Rocky (1976)

Las Vegas Film Critics Society Awards

Sierra Award [Winner] (2015)

Best Supporting Actor

Creed (2015)


National Board of Review, USA

NBR Award [Winner] (2015)

Best Supporting Actor

Creed (2015)


National Film and Television Awards, USA

National Film and Television Award [Nominee] (2019)

Best Actor

Rambo: Last Blood (2019)


National Society of Film Critics Awards, USA

NSFC Award [Nominee] (2016)

Best Supporting Actor

Creed (2015)


North Carolina Film Critics Association

NCFCA Award [Nominee] (2016)

Best Supporting Actor

Creed (2015)


Oklahoma Film Critics Circle Awards

OFCC Award [Winner] (2016)

Best Supporting Actor

Tied with Michael Keaton for Spotlight (2015).

Creed (2015)


Online Film & Television Association

OFTA Film Award [Nominee] (2016)

Best Supporting Actor

Creed (2015)

Favorite Quotes From Sylvester Stallone

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“Every time I’ve failed, people had me out for the count, but I always come back.” – Sylvester Stallone

Now if you know what you’re worth. Then go out and get what you’re worth.” – Sylvester Stallone

“Every champion was once a contender that refused to give up.” – Sylvester Stallone

When you’re scared, when you’re hanging on, when life is hurting you, then you’re going to see what you’re really made of.” – Sylvester Stallone

“I am not the richest, smartest or most talented person in the world, but I succeed because I keep going and going and going.” – Sylvester Stallone

Keys to Success From Sylvester Stallone

Sylvester Stallone’s success can teach us many things, so we thought we’d highlight some of his best keys to success:

The only way to be successful is to move forward and give it everything you’ve got.

Sylvester Stallone succeeded in life because he persevered and overcame every obstacle he faced as a young man trying to pursue his acting career. He had a difficult childhood but he never let his past hold him back.

If you know what you want, then get up and go get it.

All along Stallone knew what he wanted; from studying drama to dropping out of college to pursuing his career. Every decision that he made would in some way contribute to his acting career.

When he wrote Rocky he knew that the only way that he would hand it over to any producers was if they let him play the lead role.

He was determined to do something and he went out and did it because he believed he could and he knew he had potential.

Your failures don’t define you.

Stallone didn’t get to where he is today by letting his failures stop him or drag him down.

People didn’t believe that he could make a comeback like he did and he proved them wrong by not giving up. He persevered and didn’t stop until he was able to come back out on top.

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