Sylvester Stallone Told Trump Hollywood Ambassadorship Was “Impossible” But Was Appointed Anyway: “It Won’t Work”

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What happened

Nearly two years after Trump appointed him as a “special ambassador” to Hollywood, Sylvester Stallone recently revealed he never agreed to the position.

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  • Nearly two years after Trump appointed him as a “special ambassador” to Hollywood, Sylvester Stallone recently revealed he never agreed to the position.
  • Reported by Deadline and published Sun, 20 Sep 2026 15:47:21 UTC.

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