A nude, frozen Sylvester Stallone (mannequin) was discovered in an Australian antique shop
The frozen-faced Demolition Man prop was going for $6,000 AUD at a New South Wales shop

Sylvester Stallone, despite hating frivolities like birthday robots and water conservation laws, once loved a life-size, nude, mannequin version of himself from Demolition Man so much that he used duplicates of it to decorate Planet Hollywood restaurants around the world. With a businessman’s keen eye for movie-themed dining decor, Stallone understood that his customers needed to be able to gaze up at his contorted face, latex body locked in a twisted, half-crouched pose, as they ate.
With the fall of Planet Hollywood, these frozen Stallones disappeared along with the restaurants, vanishing into the cryogenic mists of time, never to be seen again—until now, that is, thanks to the discovery of one bedraggled Sly-mannequin by an Australian antique hunter.