Dolph Lundgren Reveals Eight-Year Cancer Battle, Doctors Told Him He Had Two or Three Years Left to Live Ahead of Filming ‘Aquaman 2’

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Dolph Lundgren has recently revealed that he almost punched Sylvester Stallone on the set of The Expendables.The Swedish actor, who has been friends with Stallone for decades and played his nemesis in 1985’s Rocky IV, shared in an upcoming episode of In Depth With Graham Bensinger that he almost got into blows with Stallone.“He was very harsh on me in a scene in The Expendables, where he kind of yelled at me in front of the whole crew and had me do about 20 takes on a scene,” Lundgren recalled of the Stallone-directed film.“It was like, ‘My grandmother could do it better than that. What the fuck, what are you doing?’ You know, basically in front of everybody. And there was press there that day too, international press,” he added.Lundgren explained that after a lunch break, he called his wife to vent.

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Dolph Lundgren and Sylvester Stallone have known each other for decades, with Lundgren playing Stallone's nemesis in 1985's "Rocky IV." With a friendship that long-lasting, it's natural to butt heads every once in a while, and Lundgren recently revealed that they did just that while filming 2010's "The Expendables" – to the point where he wanted to attack Stallone and quit the movie. "We had some good times and bad times, kind of like family to some degree," Lundgren explained in an upcoming episode of "In Depth With Graham Bensinger." "He was very harsh on me in a scene in ‘The Expendables,’ where he kind of yelled at me in front of the whole crew and had me do about 20 takes on a scene," he said of the Stallone-directed film. "It was like, ‘My grandmother could do it better than that.

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Zack Sharf Digital News Director Dolph Lundgren revealed on “In Depth With Graham Bensinger” that he nearly punched Sylvester Stallone during the making of their 2010 ensemble action movie “The Expendables.” Stallone helmed the film himself, marking the second time he directed Lundgren in a movie after 1985’s “Rocky IV.” “We had some good times and bad times, kinda like family to some degree,” Lundgren said about his long-standing working relationship with Stallone. “He was very harsh on me in a scene in ‘The Expendables’ where he kinda yelled at me in front of the whole crew and had me do about 20 takes on a scene. It was like, ‘My grandmother could do it better than that. What the fuck, what are you doing?’ You know, basically in front of everybody. And there was press there that day too, international press.”

Dolph Lundgren has shared the sad news that he's been battling cancer for eight years.The action movie star, 65, who is perhaps best known for his portrayal as Ivan Drago, the titular character's nemesis in the Rocky films, has said that he blames his steroid use for leading to his cancer battle. Speaking on In Depth with Graham Besinger, the actor revealed that he was diagnosed with kidney cancer in 2015. At the time he had surgery to remove the cancer, which was successful, and went into remission.

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Dolph Lundgren is opening up about his health struggles.

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Dolph Lundgren – best known for his role as Ivan Drago in the Rocky franchise – has revealed in a new interview that he has secretly been battling cancer for eight years.Speaking to In Depth with Graham Bensinger, the Swedish actor shared that he first brush with cancer came in 2015, when a cancerous tumour was discovered in his kidney. The tumour was removed and scans came back clean for the next five years until more tumours were discovered in 2020.In a clip shared with Graham Bensinger taken the day after Ludgren’s 2020 surgery, he revealed that six tumours were removed during his operation.

Dolph Lundgren, the actor known for his roles in the 1985's "Rocky IV" and 2018's "Creed II," shared he's been battling cancer for the last eight years in a candid interview. During the interview on In Depth With Graham Bensinger, the action star spoke openly about health struggles he's faced for much of the past decade.  The Rocky star said his cancer battle started when doctors found a tumor in his kidney in 2015.The doctors were able to remove the cancerous tumor in his kidney, "then I did scans every six months, then you do it every year and it was fine, you know, for five years," Lundgren said. But in 2020, "I was back in Sweden and had some kind of acid reflux," Lundgren recalled.