[FullRangeMan]

Translated in Google, as published in the news site: http://cinema.terra.com.br/comiccon/2010/noticias/0,,OI4581896-EI16825,00-Declaracao+de+Stallone+revolta+brasileiros+que+promovem+boicote.html
Statement from Stallone revolt Brazilians, which promotes boycott.
The controversial statement that the star Sylvester Stallone has made this Thursday (22) - that the Terra has first-hand in the press - has caused revolt among Brazilian Internet users.

On Twitter, the name of the star ended up in first place in the ranking of the world's biggest names typed after a group of Internet has promoted the "Shut-up Sylvester Stallone," movement similar to "Shut-up Galvão," which puzzled even international newspapers given the power of social media.

In Brazil, the phrase "Cala Boca Sylvester Stallone"(Shut-up Sylvester Stallone) is already the most "Twited" in social media.

Many Internet users are also asking for a boycott of the long The mercenaries, who had scenes filmed in Rio de Janeiro, and has planned debut in Brazil in August 13.

Bad taste Jokes
Prompted by the moderator of the event, Harry Knowles, owner of the famous site Is not It Cool News, Stallone joked with Brazil, and finally showed his true discontent with filming in Rio de Janeiro.

"Film in Brazil was good, because we kill people, blow up everything and they (the Brazilians) say thank you," says Sylvester Stallone.

After suggesting problems with the film crew (about 65 people), in an interview last week, and even mention the subject in official material about the film, director and actor turned violence into local joke by mentioning that it was necessary a group of 70 security guards to ensure the well being of your team.

Moreover, said the BOPE's symbol "The policemen there wear T-shirts with a skull, two arms and a dagger stuck in the middle, can you imagine if the Los Angeles police officers to wear it? It shows how problematic is that place."

The dirty laundry ended with a mention of the fact that "we have blown up several buildings, everyone was happy and even brought hot dogs to enjoy the fire."

[FullRangeMan]

Another Brazilian site give more detail of others offenses to Brazil:
http://g1.globo.com/pop-arte/noticia/2010/07/stallone-faz-comentario-politicamente-incorreto-sobre-filmar-no-brasil.html

Stallone run The Mercenaires film in Brazil and criticized the country
At Comic-Con 2010, the largest fair in the world of pop culture, to promote his film "The mercenaries," the actor and director Sylvester Stallone has made a politically incorrect comment about the time he filmed in Brazil. According to the website of the magazine "Variety," Stallone said in the long run the country gave more freedom to use more violence, more weapons and destruction.

"You can blow up the whole country and they will say 'thank you, and here's a monkey to bring you back home'."

According to "Variety", the comment was made at a table about the brutality of making an action movie. Also according to the publication, a documentary was made in parallel with the fiction feature to show how the daily production of the genre, and followed by hospital visits by people from the cast.

During filming, there was at least one episode in which Stallone was hurt during filming, as published on the blog at the time of production. In a fight scene, the actor dismissed the stunt and, according to descriptions posted, the end result of the protagonist was bleeding - but not before breaking the neck of the villain.

The Comic-Con, fair of comics, movies, TV series and pop culture in general, began on Thursday (22) and continues until Sunday (25) in the San Diego Convention Center in California, USA.

Bruce Willys (from 'Die Hard'), Mickey Rourke (from 'Iron Man 2'), California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and Brazilian actress Giselle Itié in the cast, the film has action plot involving political dictatorships in Latin South America, debut film in Brazil is August 13.

[FullRangeMan]

I just read the press office of Mr.Stallone has apologized for comments.

[thunderbrick]

In that photo he looks like he should be shuffling along on Miami Beach, wearing a white belt and shoes.