The Great Gerbil Mystery Solved ?

[easilyscan 1,136]

On last nights show, Greg Gutfeld brought up Richard Gere & the gerbil rumor.

Research says the rumor could have originated with Sylvester Stallone ?

 

Why ?

Richard Gere was originally cast in the 1974 film The Lords of Flatbush as Chico (later played by Perry King) but was fired early in production following intense friction with co-star Sylvester Stallone.

The clash stemmed from clashing acting styles, specifically during improv rehearsals, culminating in a lunch-break altercation involving spilt food and a physical confrontation. 

The Conflict: According to Stallone, Gere was difficult to work with, acting arrogant and getting too aggressive during a simulated fight scene.

The Incident: Reports indicate a final incident in a car during a lunch break, where Gere allegedly dripped chicken grease and mustard on Stallone, resulting in a fight that forced the director to choose between them.

The on-set feud is well-known in Hollywood lore, with Stallone noting that the incident left lingering tension between the 2 actors. 

The more you know.

 

[edjr 7,165]

Stallone is a bonafide stud

[Strike 6,203]

I thought this thread was about @edjr 

[edjr 7,165]

Just now, Strike said:

I thought this thread was about @edjr 

 

[MikeMatt 557]

It’s funny. I remember that rumor but I thought it was high school kids being high school kids and spreading rumors - like Rod Stewart and jizz in his stomach. They were both around the same time. 

[HellToupee 2,448]

13 minutes ago, MikeMatt said:

like Rod Stewart and jizz in his stomach

A classic 

 

[seafoam1 3,633]

1 hour ago, edjr said:

Stallone is a bonafide stud

And you are a boner fried uneducated ed. 

[Engorgeous George 2,420]

An unusual rumor for one to make up out of whole cloth.

[thegeneral 3,892]

25 minutes ago, HellToupee said:

A classic 

 

Did Rod spill some food on Sly’s bellbottoms too?