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Crack the code for exciting Expendables 3 news
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Matt
6th November 2012
Exciting, new viral marketing for a tired, old, virile franchise has begun. Can you decipher Sly Stallone's baffling code to reveal some top casting choices for Expendables 3?
Anyway, the lunk-headed star teased new information about Expendables 3: Havana Nights (subtitle to be confirmed) via an intriguing and seemingly indecipherable code. In a brilliant piece of viral marketing for the film, if you can unlock the secrets in his message, you can uncover some interesting casting news. Here is the head-scratching puzzle in full:
Personally, I’m stumped. I’ve tried swapping letters, reading every tenth word and looking at it in the mirror, but I can’t make head nor tail of it.
Luckily, a spokesperson for Lionsgate has offered a companion clue to the cypher, stating:
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This was a quote he gave in an interview with a Spanish newspaper that has been run through Google Translate. Everyone seems to have assumed that Mr Stallone wrote this himself but it's actually a poorly translated quote put up on a Facebook page attributed to him.
Mr Stallone actually has a very good command of the English language and can type up to 40 words a minute. The REAL news that you should be focusing your attention on here is that Nicolas Cage is going to be in the movie! How awesome is that?
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