In a clip From "Behind the Mask: Batmen's story of deadlock", Sandy Colora explains how he met Sylvester Stallone after his lawyer - whose partner played Golf with Rocky Starwar - he set them up. Colora, who admits she is a "huge" fan of Rocky ", recalls she calls Stallone and places a meeting in the actor's house. When he got there, he was surprised to reveal that the legendary Starwar was not only interested in hearing what he was working on, but he also wanted to act in his unofficial Batman project. As Colora said:

"He's like (...)" What are you working on now? "And I said," Well, it's strange enough for the Batman movie that I put together. ' He put his drink, he goes, 'Batman? And there is only a long break and he just goes, "well, I'm inside." "

Colora continued to explain how, at first, he was not sure what Stallone meant with this comment, reminding him of expecting the actor to finance the project. "At that moment I didn't know what she meant to say," Colora said. "But what he told me was that he wanted to play Batman."

At the moment of his career, Stallone was trying to get his "Rocky" re -examination, which eventually emerged as "Rocky Balboa" in 2006. But the actor spoke widely about how it took seven or more years to get that project out of the country and restore his career. As such, he seems to have been ready to appear in a movie film during the period when he looked like Rocky Balboa could never bring him to the screen. In a special clip From the documentary, Colora even admits that she is "in that kind of funk, before he appears again as a Phoenix that she did so beautifully", and that this was "the only reason why someone would meet someone like me".

Stallone apparently failed to star in the short film and his reason for removal is not entirely clear, though according to MSN The article, a user of a topic named Koti Ellis, claims that the actor has left the project for pressure from his agent, who believed that "deadlock" would be something, good, deadlock for his client's career. Moreover, Mark Hamil was reportedly only on the ship if Stallone was confirmed, and after he left the project and Hamil.

Except his role as Judge Dred in the funniest movie about science to predict our frightening presentStallone will eventually continue to play Stekar Ogord Aka Starhavk in the films of the Marvel film universe "Galaxy Tom 2" (2017) and "Guardians of Galaxy Tom 3" (2023). He also expressed King Shark in the efforts of the Jameses Gun in 2021 Suicide Squad. It's not Batman, but I think it's probably for the best.