After Half a Century, Sylvester Stallone's Feature Debut Will Screen in Theaters for the Very First Time

Sylvester Stallone is a renowned movie star with hits such as Rocky, Rambo, and Mission: Impossible, among many others. However, even the biggest stars have to start somewhere, and usually it's in indie productions as they seek to get their foot in the door. For Stallone, his first stab at leading a feature film was in Robert Schnitzer's No Place to Hide. A labor of passion, the film challenged Schnizter as a filmmaker because he made it on his dime and had to improvise. Part of that improvisation was hiring unknown non-SAG actors, which is how Stallone was cast. The film has had a lengthy journey getting in front of viewers, and fifty years after its initial release, the director is once again allowing moviegoers to watch it, according to IndieWire. Retitled Rebel: Director's Cut, the movie will return to select cinemas nationwide from June 6.