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Sylvester Stallone

6 July 1946, New York City, New York, USA

Richard Crenna

30 November 1926, Los Angeles, California, USA

Marc de Jonge

16 February 1949, Nancy, Meurthe-et-Moselle, France

Kurtwood Smith

3 July 1943, New Lisbon, Wisconsin, USA

Spiros Focás

17 August 1937, Patras, Achaea, West Greece, Greece

Sasson Gabai

24 November 1947, Baghdad, Iraq

9 July 1941, Kurdistan, Iraq

6 September 1937, Petah Tikva, Israel

7 April 1967, Washington, District of Columbia, USA

Paul Pinnt

Gregory Tal

Peter MacDonald

1939, London, England, UK

Sylvester Stallone

6 July 1946, New York City, New York, USA

David Morrell

24 April 1943, Kitchener, Ontario, Canada

John J. Rambo

Played by: Sylvester Stallone

Col. Samuel Trautman

Played by: Richard Crenna

Zaysen

Played by: Marc de Jonge

Griggs

Played by: Kurtwood Smith

Masoud

Played by: Spiros Focás

Mousa

Played by: Sasson Gabai

Hamid

Played by: Doudi Shoua

Kourov

Played by: Randy Raney

Tomask

Played by: Marcus Gilbert

Nissem

Played by: Alon Aboutboul

Rahim

Played by: Mahmoud Assadollahi

Khalid

Played by: Joseph Shiloach

Stick Fighter

Played by: Harold Diamond

Gun Dealer

Played by: Matti Seri

Uri

Played by: Shaby Ben-Aroya

New York Times

Mr. Stallone has by now made Rambo parody-proof, since the character is every bit as laughable as he is grandiose; that's part of the fun.

May 20, 2003

TV Guide

A mindless and uninspired effort.

January 14, 2008

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UGO

Engages the plight of the Mujahideen with a humanizing, doc-like approach (fascinating to witness, all these years later, when the ally/enemy tables have turned so drastically).

June 14, 2008

Time Out

Saturday Morning Picture Club stuff, only dearer.

June 24, 2006

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Empire Magazine

Strays slightly from the formula and therefore loses some of its mindless fun credentials.

January 14, 2008

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United Press International

Mostly, Rambo III is one breathtaking sequence after another, with an absolutely mind-boggling scene with Rambo removing a spike from his side, and then sealing the wound with flaming gunpowder.

October 09, 2016

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Reel Film Reviews

...an entertaining, sporadically electrifying piece of work that makes up in thrills what it lacks in relevance.

January 24, 2008

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Washington Post

Stallone scripts the wall-to-wall explosions too haphazardly and unimaginatively.

January 01, 2000

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Washington Post

Rambo may, in fact, have outlived his usefulness. His moment may have passed.

January 01, 2000

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Combustible Celluloid

It's a very bad film, but now has an interesting element when viewed in retrospect -- Rambo goes to Afghanistan to fight with the Mujaheddin against the Soviets.

December 30, 2006

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sbs.is

Lacking the overall mojo of the first two

February 03, 2008

Variety

Always at ground zero in the chaos is Rambo -- gloriously, inhumanly impervious to fear and danger -- whose character is inhabited by Stallone with messianic intensity.

January 14, 2008

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