Arnold Schwarzenegger Reshares Happy Halloween Moment With Sylvester Stallone That Nearly Broke the Internet Last Year

Bodybuilding icon Arnold Schwarzenegger started acting in 1970. However, he would gain recognition in Hollywood until starring in Stay Hungry (1976). The bodybuilder won a Golden Globe for his efforts in the film. However, during the 1976 Golden Globe Awards, Arnie shared the table with Sylvester Stallone. The two then-rising stars developed a rivalry that day, which lasted over a decade.

Schwarzenegger and Stallone remained bitter rivals throughout their action cinema heydays. However, in the last two decades, the pair have grown to understand one another. Over the years, Sly and Arnie have become great friends. Last year, around Halloween, the actors met, and The Terminator star posted a photo with Sly that nearly broke the internet. This year, Arnie shared the memory, but with a twist.

Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone in an unseen image

Last year, the Predator and Rocky stars hung out during Halloween. The former rivals-turned-friends had a great time reminiscing about their glory days. They spoke about their shenanigans and how they would fiercely compete about ridiculous things like who had killed more bad guys on screen. However, the former action heroes in their mid-70s got the opportunity to exercise their competitive spirit.

Arnie suggested that they should carve pumpkins. The 77-year-old Rambo star agreed. However, the two action icons carved the pumpkins with the iconic army knives featured in films like Schwarzenegger’s Commando (1985) and Stallone’s Rambo: First Blood (1982). This year, the bodybuilding legend wished his 25.5 million Instagram followers a happy Halloween by sharing an image with Sly.

“Have a happy Halloween,” the Austrian Oak wrote in his story. However, Arnie had a surprise for fans as he shared a different photograph from their pumpkin carving session. In the image, Schwarzenegger looked at Sly and smiled, while the Cliffhanger star looked at the camera.