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Chuck Norris, the martial-arts icon and action-star legend, died at 86, prompting an outpouring of tributes from friends and fans including Sylvester Stallone and Dolph Lundgren; other well-wishers such as Jean-Claude Van Damme and Stephen King joined in praising his impact, humor and legacy, while Norris’ decades-long filmography and mastery of multiple martial arts belts were highlighted in remembrances.
Dolph Lundgren, the Swedish actor known for his roles in "Rocky IV" and "The Expendables," has announced that he is cancer-free after a nine-year battle. Initially given just two years to live, Lundgren underwent a lung ablation procedure to remove his last tumor. He shared his journey on Instagram, expressing gratitude for the support he received and a renewed appreciation for life. Lundgren's health struggles began in 2015 with a cancerous tumor in his kidney, followed by additional tumors discovered in 2020.
Dolph Lundgren, 66, praises his 27-year-old wife Emma Krokdal, calling their marriage a "good choice" and expressing admiration for her intelligence and support. The couple, who recently tied the knot, collaborated on the movie "Wanted Man," with Krokdal playing a role and co-producing. Lundgren also discussed his preparation for the film and the challenges of directing and starring in it. Additionally, he shared details about his upcoming unscripted show "FLIP A CÖIN," set to premiere on Ryan Reynolds' Maximum Effort Channel.
In a new documentary titled "Sly," Sylvester Stallone revealed that he almost died while filming "Rocky IV" after being punched in the chest by co-star Dolph Lundgren. Stallone's heart started to swell, and he was rushed to the hospital where he spent nine days in intensive care. The incident highlights the personal cost of Stallone's ambition and his willingness to do his own stunts. The documentary also touches on other injuries Stallone sustained during his career, including breaking his neck while filming "The Expendables." Stallone reflects on the toll these injuries have taken on his body and questions whether it was all worth it.
In a new documentary titled "Sly," Sylvester Stallone revealed that he almost died while filming "Rocky IV" after being punched in the chest by co-star Dolph Lundgren. Stallone's heart started to swell, and he was rushed to the hospital where he spent nine days in intensive care. The incident highlights the personal cost of Stallone's ambition and his dedication to doing his own stunts. The documentary also touches on other injuries Stallone sustained during his career, including breaking his neck while filming "The Expendables."
Actor Dolph Lundgren, known for his roles in "Rocky IV" and "Creed II," appears to have gotten married to personal trainer Emma Krokdal in Greece. Lundgren, 65, was seen vacationing in Mykonos with his daughters, and photos and videos shared on social media suggest a wedding celebration took place. Lundgren had previously spoken about his plans to marry Krokdal, who is 40 years his junior. The news comes after Lundgren revealed in May that he had been secretly battling cancer for the past eight years. Despite his health struggles, Lundgren has upcoming film projects and shows no signs of slowing down.
Actor Dolph Lundgren, known for his roles in "Rocky IV" and "Creed II," appears to have married personal trainer Emma Krokdal in Greece. Lundgren, 65, was seen vacationing in Mykonos with his daughters, and photos and videos shared on social media suggest a wedding celebration took place. Lundgren had previously spoken about the significant age difference between him and Krokdal, emphasizing her maturity. This news comes after Lundgren revealed in May that he had been secretly battling cancer for the past eight years.
Actor Dolph Lundgren, who worked with Sylvester Stallone in The Expendables, revealed that Stallone's harsh criticism during a scene left him in tears and almost caused him to leave the movie. Lundgren was furious and threatened to knock Stallone out, but Stallone apologized and they continued filming. The actors have a complicated past, including Lundgren landing real blows on Stallone during a sparring session for Rocky IV. Despite this, they have collaborated in numerous films and will appear in the upcoming sequel of The Expendables.
Actor Dolph Lundgren revealed that he was diagnosed with kidney cancer in 2015 and was told by a doctor that he only had two to three years to live. Lundgren underwent surgery and therapy, but a tumor was found in his liver. He sought a second opinion and received treatment that targeted a mutation common in lung cancer, which shrunk his tumors by about 90 percent. Lundgren is sharing his story to raise awareness and help others in similar situations.
Actor Dolph Lundgren, known for his role in "Rocky IV," revealed that he battled cancer for eight years, starting with a cancerous tumor in his kidney in 2015. After routine scans, doctors found more tumors in 2020, and Lundgren underwent surgery to remove six more tumors. One tumor was too large to remove, and systemic therapy was suggested. Lundgren sought a second opinion and found a mutation in one of the tumors, leading to successful treatment. Lundgren will appear in "Expendables 4" and "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom" later this year.
Actor Dolph Lundgren revealed that he battled cancer for eight years, starting with a cancerous tumor in his kidney in 2015. After routine scans, doctors found more tumors in 2020, and Lundgren underwent surgery to remove six of them. One tumor was too large to remove, and systemic therapy was suggested. Lundgren sought a second opinion and found a mutation in one of the tumors, leading to successful additional treatments. He is currently in the process of removing remaining scar tissue. Lundgren will appear in "Expendables 4" and "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom" later this year.
Dolph Lundgren revealed that he almost punched Sylvester Stallone on the set of "The Expendables" after Stallone yelled at him in front of the crew and press. Lundgren was upset and threatened to leave the movie, but Stallone apologized and they continued filming. The actors have had a long-standing working relationship, including in the "Rocky" franchise, and have since squashed their beef. They will star in "The Expendables 4," set to release in September.
Actor Dolph Lundgren revealed in an interview that he has been battling cancer since 2015, with a recent diagnosis giving him two to three years to live. However, a second opinion from oncologist Dr. Alexandra Drakaki found a mutation that made the cancer treatable by medication, which has helped shrink the tumors by 90 percent. Lundgren expressed his appreciation for life and every day.
Actor Dolph Lundgren, known for his roles in "Rocky" and "Aquaman," revealed that he was secretly treated for cancer over an eight-year period. Lundgren had six tumors, including in his kidney and liver, and was told he only had "two or three years" to live. However, he got a second opinion and his cancer could be treated in a variety of different ways. Lundgren said he appreciates life more and feels lucky to be alive.
Actor Dolph Lundgren has revealed that he has been privately battling cancer on and off for the last eight years. Doctors discovered and removed a cancerous tumor on his kidney in 2015, and he has been undergoing scans every six months since then. In 2020, more tumors were discovered, and Lundgren had to start systemic therapy. Further tumors were discovered in 2021, and Lundgren was given a prognosis of two to three years to live. However, a second opinion led to an overhaul of his treatment, and his tumors have shrunk by upwards of 90%. Lundgren will undergo surgery to remove the remaining tumors, and the hope is for no further cancer activity.