Introduction

The son of one of the most famous actors of all time, Seargeoh Stallone’s time in the spotlight was short-lived, but he’s apparently still living a great life with his father.

Early life and education

Born in Los Angeles, California, USA, in 1979, Seargeoh Stallone is the son of actor Sylvester Stallone and actress Sacha Czack. His father is known as a screenwriter, producer, director and actor, best known for the action movie franchises “Rocky” and “Rambo”.

His mother Sacha is not only an actress but also a director and is known for “Love of Life”, “Long Lost Love” and “Vic”. Seargeoh has three half-sisters his father had with girlfriend Jennifer Flavin after he divorced his mother in 1985. His sisters are Sixtine Rose, Scarlet Rose and Sophia Rose Stallone.

Seargeoh’s grandparents were Francesco Frank Sr. Stallone, a polo enthusiast and hairdresser, as well as the author of “Steward Lane”. His grandmother’s name was Jackie, a former dancer, women’s wrestling advocate, and astrologer.

At the age of three, Stallone’s parents noticed that his speech was very repetitive and drew before he could walk, so they went to have him checked by a medical professional, which is when he was diagnosed with autism. Doctors urged the Stallone family to place Seargeoh in a medical facility or home that would take care of his special needs, but Sylvester refused, insisting that his son stay home with relatives.

Seargeoh’s condition began to improve as he underwent therapy and attended a school for special needs children.

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Although his autism held him back in many ways, he was an extremely smart kid, but he could only do very basic tasks. After learning more about his condition, the Stallone family donated large sums of money to the National Society for Children and Adults with Autism.

Life of Seargeoh’s father, Sylvester

Born on July 6, 1946, Michael Sylvester Gardenzio Stallone is an acclaimed actor, producer, screenwriter and director.

Sylvester moved to New York in 1969, a struggling actor trying to make a name for himself. Five years later, he moved to Hollywood to film “The Lords of Flatbush,” in the role of Staney Rosiello, which really put him on the map.

Work was slow for the next few years, and Sylvester only found roles as an extra or side character until 1976, when he landed the role of a lifetime as Rocky Balboa in the first of the “Rocky” series. Even if someone hears about Sylvester Stallone today, they know about his role in Rocky. In the film, Sylvester plays a boxer who is seriously underrated in the boxing world, fighting some serious heavyweight opponents before becoming the two-time world heavyweight champion. The last two movies in the “Rocky” series are called “Creed” and “Creed 2”, and they follow the son of boxer Apollo Cread whom Rocky was once a mentor to.

Forty years after the original film premiered, Sylvester was nominated for an Oscar for a third time, his first nomination being 40 years earlier, when he was first nominated for a Golden Globe.

Between 1982-2019 the “Rambo” movies were made. Sylvester received praise for the box office success playing John Rambo as a soldier suffering from PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder). At the same time, Stallone played Barney Ross, a mercenary in the three “Expendables” movies. The three biggest franchises he’s been a part of weren’t just adding an actor to his resume — Stallone wrote and helped write some of them, too.

“Rocky” has since been inaugurated in the National Film Registry and placed in The Smithsonian Museum. The entrance to the Philadelphia Museum of Art was shown in the “Rocky” movies, which is why the steps have come to be known as the Rocky Steps. Not only that, but there is a statue of Rocky near the Philadelphian museum. Rocky also made his way into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 2010, where he was placed in the non-participant category.

Sage Stallone

Sage Moonblood Stallone was born on May 5, 1976 and was Seargeoh’s older brother.

Safe was known as a producer, distributor, director and actor – he made his acting debut alongside his father Sylvester in 1990, in “Rocky V”, the fifth installment of the Rocky films. His character Robert Balboa Jr. was the son of the character his father played in the film; However, Sage was not given the role to play the same character in the sixth installment of “Rocky”, but Sage was also cast alongside his father in 1996’s “Daylight”.

From 1994 he studied filmmaking at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts for a year.

After graduating from college, he co-founded Grindhouse Releasing with Bob Murawski, a Los Angeles-based company dedicated to preserving and restoring B movies. Sage’s first project was a directorial “Vic”, which won the Best New Film Maker award at the Boston Film Festival in 2006.

Before his death, his last projects were acting roles in “Promises Written in Water” and “The Agent”, both films by Vincent Gallo. Both films were screened at the Venice Film Festival, as well as at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Sly Stallone & Sage Stallone in Rocky5. Sage is his real son, but Sage died at the age of 36 #RIPSageStallone. pic.twitter.com/a0sSXYw1Ek

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On July 13, 2012, Sage Stallone in Studio City, Los Angeles, was found dead in his home; friends and family became concerned after not hearing from him for four days. Although a few vials of prescription drugs were found at the scene, the autopsy report stated his cause of death was an arterial disease called atherosclerosis, and the only drugs reported in his system were over-the-counter pain relievers. Sage’s funeral took place July 21 in Los Angeles, at St. Martin of Tours Catholic Church, and he is buried in Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery.

Career

1979 Zeegeoh appeared in “Rocky” alongside his father who played Robert Rocky Balboa Jr. played, the son of Adrian and Rocky. He was put in front of the camera one last time when he and his father appeared on the cover of People Magazine. Unfortunately, Seargeoh’s condition has prevented him from building a successful acting career.

Net value

According to sources, the Stallone is worth an estimated $1 million, but there seems to be little doubt that he will be supported by his father when needed – Sylvester’s net worth is reportedly over $400 million.

Physical Characteristics

Seargeoh has dark brown hair and brown eyes.