Ultimate Dolph

In association with the DVD and Blu-ray release of THE EXPENDABLES on Dec 13th, we’ve teamed up with LionsGate to give you the chance to attend An Evening With Dolph Lundgren at The London Film Museum!
Featuring an on-stage Q&A and a signing session with the great man himself, this exclusive event will take place 6.30-8.30pm on Wednesday 10th November – and we’ve got 2 pairs of tickets to give away!
To be in with a chance of attending, just answer the following question:
Dolph Lundgren plays which character in The Expendables:
a) Gunner Jensen
b) Barney Ross
c) Lee Christmas
The small print:
This competition is open to the UK only
Only one entry per household will be counted
The competition will close Monday 8th November at 23.59 GMT
The winner will be picked at random from entries received

Mosquito wrote:Oh bummer, how can I get a permanent residence in the UK by Monday?!

Tom wrote:

Mosquito wrote:Oh bummer, how can I get a permanent residence in the UK by Monday?!

If I win and you can get yourself over to England on wednesday, you can have my other ticket.

I must warn you though, I never win anything.

Mosquito wrote:"Hope dies last".

Jox wrote:

Mosquito wrote:"Hope dies last".

Nice one!

dolphage wrote:

Jox wrote:

Mosquito wrote:"Hope dies last".

Nice one!

In Swedish it's: "Dolph Lundgren dies last"

Dolph will be taking to the stage to discuss his life and work in discussion with Chris Hewitt, the funny little Irish man from Empire Magazine and Film 2010

The event kicks off at 6.30pm and will run to 8.30pm. Mr. Lundgren will also be conducting a signing

When Dolph makes his entrance it's like He-Man himself has entered the room. He is HUGE. Really, the man is truly striking in the flesh. One fan, dressed in the classic Punisher t-shirt (Lundgren played The Punisher long before Thomas Jane), looks like he may fall to his knees and weep. I know how you feel mate. The Q&A is a light-hearted and informal affair. Compere for the evening, Empire Magazine's Chris Hewitt (the best thing about new Film 2010), strikes a relaxed and friendly tone with an entirely genial Dolph.

Unfailingly honest about his somewhat troubled relationship with his father, it's like listening to a old friend. Doing a mean impression of Stallone and citing his He-Man costume as nothing more than a belt, he is entertaining and charming throughout. Helpfully, intelligent and amusing questions from the audience make the time fly by and then we are given fan time with Dolph - a chance to meet the man and get something signed. Out comes my oldskool, slightly manky VHS cover to which the Swedish Wonder proclaims, "I love it, ah, the good old days", shakes my hand, poses for an amusing picture where he resembles the Tower of Orthanc standing next to all 5' 2" of me, and the evening is over. Yeah, I was right to dump Balboa for Drago all those years ago.