Alec Baldwin Plays a Futuristic Puppetmaster in This Trippy Clip From Andron Indie science fiction thriller Andron just kind of appeared out of nowhere, but it’s hard to ignore any film that casts Alec Baldwin as the sinister host of a game show that involves cruelly manipulating the minds of its unwilling players.

Alec Baldwin Plays an Shouty Mastermind in Dystopian Game-Show Thriller Andròn Andròn, the first feature from Italian filmmaker Francesco Cinquemani, stars a cast of unknowns alongside two Hollywood stars (Alec Baldwin, Danny Glover) Its concept appears to meld The Hunger Games’ fight-to-the-death competition, The Truman Sho Read more ... w’s all-seeing overlord, and the greenish-black palette of a thousand scifi films that’ve come before.

Sylvester Admits Considering Oscars Boycott ‘Creed’ star Sylvester Stallone has stated that he considered boycotting this year’s Oscars ceremony, due to the ongoing diversity row. While Sylvester is in the running for the

Sylvester Stallone Remembers Late Son Sage After Golden Globe Win for Creed: 'I Want to Respect His Sylvester Stallone won the Golden Globe for best supporting actor in a motion picture

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Sylvester Stallone Was So Shocked By Golden Globes Win

Sylvester Stallone's film memorabilia sells for $3 million at auction Can you imagine paying $57,500 for a pair of boxing shorts worn by Sylvester Stallone in Rocky IV? Someone can, and did.

Sylvester Stallone is back as Rocky Balboa - but this time he's in a fight with mortality In Sylvester Stallone's mind, he had hung up the boxing gloves.

Sylvester Stallone is back as Rocky Balboa - but this time he's in a fight with mortality In Sylvester Stallone's mind, he had hung up the boxing gloves. No more jogging up the Philadelphia Museum of Art steps. No more "Yo, Adrian!" No more one-armed push-ups to the strains of "Gonna Fly Now." No more Rocky.

Sylvester Stallone is back as Rocky Balboa - but this time he's in a fight with mortality In Sylvester Stallone 's mind, he had hung up the boxing gloves. No more jogging up the Philadelphia Museum of Art steps. No more "Yo, Adrian!" No more one-armed push-ups to the strains of "Gonna Fly Now." No more Rocky.