An autopsy was completed Sunday in the death of Sage Stallone, son of the famed "Rocky" star Sylvester Stallone. But the release of the results would wait for toxicology tests.
Sage Stallone was found dead at his Hollywood Hills home Friday. But a cause of death will not be established for weeks, a spokeswoman for the Los Angeles Department of Coroner told NBC Los Angeles on Sunday.
"We don't know what the circumstances are around it," Sage Stallone's attorney George Braunstein told NBC Los Angeles. "He was in good health, great spirits. He was thinking of getting married, working on a lot of film projects."
Coroners officials said there were no signs of foul play or trauma and that there was no suicide note.
Assistant Chief Coroner Ed Winter told the Associated Press that prescription bottles were recovered in an investigation, but he could not say what kind or how many, and whether they had a role in his death.
Braunstein said Stallone's housekeeper found him Friday afternoon and that he did not believe reports that he had overdosed were true.
"It's a tragedy," Braunstein said.
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Sylvester Stallone, who appeared upbeat and charismatic Thursday night at Comic-Con event, where he was promoting his new film "The Expendables 2," said in a statement that he was "devastated and grief-stricken over the sudden loss of his son," and that his thoughts are with Sage's mother Sasha Czack.
"Sage was a very talented and wonderful young man, his loss will be felt forever," the statement added.
Sage Stallone, 36, was the oldest of Sylvester Stalone's children and had appeared in a number of films, including "Rocky V," "Daylight" and "Chaos." He also directed the 2006 short "Vic."
He lived alone.
