Event Brief
Stallone’s bulimia disclosure spotlights rising male eating disorders
By The BriefBrief · Sources (1)
Filed: Oct 02, 2026 at 8:04 AM ET
Summary: Sylvester Stallone said he became bulimic while preparing for his 1982 film “Rambo,” describing an “obsession” with eating habits. Experts highlighted that eating disorders in men and boys are increasing but often underreported, citing clinicians who treat male patients.
WHO: Sylvester Stallone; Brian Pollack; Hilltop Behavioral Health
WHAT: Sylvester Stallone revealed he developed bulimia during “Rambo” preparation, prompting experts to stress a growing but underreported rise in eating disorders among men and boys.
WHEN: 1982
WHERE: USA
WHY: Stallone disclosed his bulimia history, and experts responded by pointing to a surge in eating disorders among men and boys driven by looks and musculature ideals.
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