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Sylvester Stallone sat down with Lulu NYT for an incredibly powerful interview that’s now available on YouTube. I highly recommend. You guys know at this point how big of an inspiration Stallone has been not just to me personally, but my dad. I learned a lot about Sly, including...

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Sylvester Stallone reveals he once hated Arnold Schwarzenegger so much, he had to hit the gym just to compete with him . Jimmy Fallon: I read that you guys actually hated each other for a while. Sylvester Stallone: Well, we were very competitive. Sylvester Stallone: Yeah, I think “hate” is a good word. It is! Come on. Sylvester Stallone: I wanted to strangle him. Sylvester Stallone: We wanted to strangle each other. I did. Sylvester Stallone: No, I really respect this guy. I think he’s brilliant.
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Sylvester Stallone reveals he once hated Arnold Schwarzenegger so much, he had to hit the gym just to compete with him . Jimmy Fallon: I read that you guys actually hated each other for a while. Sylvester Stallone: Well, we were very competitive. Sylvester Stallone: Yeah, I think “hate” is a good word. It is! Come on. Sylvester Stallone: I wanted to strangle him. Sylvester Stallone: We wanted to strangle each other. I did. Sylvester Stallone: No, I really respect this guy. I think he’s brilliant.

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ROCKY written by and starring Sylvester Stallone hit screens on this day in 1976. It would go on to become the top grossing film of the year and win three of its ten Academy Award Nominations including Best Picture. I don’t know how many times I saw this film growing up, but it was A LOT! Its success and impact highlighted the power of popular culture as I know I am certainly not the only one inspired by Rocky’s journey. Happy Birthday Rocky! And thank you to Sylvester Stallone for creating one of the most iconic and inspirational characters in film history! “Keep Punching!” Who’s watching Rocky tonight to celebrate?
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ROCKY written by and starring Sylvester Stallone hit screens on this day in 1976. It would go on to become the top grossing film of the year and win three of its ten Academy Award Nominations including Best Picture. I don’t know how many times I saw this film growing up, but it was A LOT! Its success and impact highlighted the power of popular culture as I know I am certainly not the only one inspired by Rocky’s journey. Happy Birthday Rocky! And thank you to Sylvester Stallone for creating one of the most iconic and inspirational characters in film history! “Keep Punching!” Who’s watching Rocky tonight to celebrate?

Jack Carr

24,144 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

He just met this dog Dwight and look how much they are bonding 🐕 Sylvester Stallone is a devoted dog lover whose bond with his Bullmastiff, Butkus, is legendary. While broke in the 1970s, he sold Butkus for $40 to buy food but bought him back for $15,000 after Rocky’s success. Butkus later starred in Rocky and Rocky II, and Stallone still keeps photos of him, calling him a loyal best friend. Welcome Dwight to the Stallone family
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He just met this dog Dwight and look how much they are bonding 🐕 Sylvester Stallone is a devoted dog lover whose bond with his Bullmastiff, Butkus, is legendary. While broke in the 1970s, he sold Butkus for $40 to buy food but bought him back for $15,000 after Rocky’s success. Butkus later starred in Rocky and Rocky II, and Stallone still keeps photos of him, calling him a loyal best friend. Welcome Dwight to the Stallone family

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Sylvester Stallone on how Creed almost didn't happen: By 2006, Stallone thought he was finished with Rocky. He'd just wrapped Rocky Balboa, a film he had to fight to make in the first place. "It's tough when you say, hey, I got this great idea about a 60 year old boxer. It's really...3 this is the worst idea ever. But anyway, it got done." He continues: "I was very satisfied with the results. And that was 2006. And I thought, okay, this is my crowning accomplishment." Stallone describes waving goodbye to the audience, certain he was done with the character that had defined his career for three decades. Then eight years later, an unknown filmmaker came knocking with a pitch. "He goes, well, I'm an unknown filmmaker, I haven't made any movies yet. But I have this idea about bringing you back and this character, Apollo Creed. See, Apollo, you didn't know this, had an illegitimate son. So he's telling me the story and I go, very interesting." Stallone passed. The filmmaker (Ryan Coogler) went away and made Fruitvale Station with Michael B. Jordan, which swept awards at Cannes. Then he came back and pitched Stallone again. "He doesn't quit, does he? He's really a pesky guy, you know?" What eventually won Stallone over wasn't just Coogler's persistence: "In this movie, Rocky goes into a different kind of fight. He's not in the ring anymore. And he's dealing with life issues, which is much more realistic in some situations. And Michael, who plays Adonis, comes into his life, and they're from absolute opposite sides of the world, and slowly they begin to meld in kind of a family relationship." The result was a film Stallone's own daughters (who had spent years rolling their eyes at Rambo) finally approved of. "They went, finally, you've made a decent film."
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Sylvester Stallone on how Creed almost didn't happen: By 2006, Stallone thought he was finished with Rocky. He'd just wrapped Rocky Balboa, a film he had to fight to make in the first place. "It's tough when you say, hey, I got this great idea about a 60 year old boxer. It's really...3 this is the worst idea ever. But anyway, it got done." He continues: "I was very satisfied with the results. And that was 2006. And I thought, okay, this is my crowning accomplishment." Stallone describes waving goodbye to the audience, certain he was done with the character that had defined his career for three decades. Then eight years later, an unknown filmmaker came knocking with a pitch. "He goes, well, I'm an unknown filmmaker, I haven't made any movies yet. But I have this idea about bringing you back and this character, Apollo Creed. See, Apollo, you didn't know this, had an illegitimate son. So he's telling me the story and I go, very interesting." Stallone passed. The filmmaker (Ryan Coogler) went away and made Fruitvale Station with Michael B. Jordan, which swept awards at Cannes. Then he came back and pitched Stallone again. "He doesn't quit, does he? He's really a pesky guy, you know?" What eventually won Stallone over wasn't just Coogler's persistence: "In this movie, Rocky goes into a different kind of fight. He's not in the ring anymore. And he's dealing with life issues, which is much more realistic in some situations. And Michael, who plays Adonis, comes into his life, and they're from absolute opposite sides of the world, and slowly they begin to meld in kind of a family relationship." The result was a film Stallone's own daughters (who had spent years rolling their eyes at Rambo) finally approved of. "They went, finally, you've made a decent film."

History Nerd

12,922 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

And while I’m at it, Sylvester Stallone should’ve received a Best Supporting Oscar nomination for Cop Land. You guys all know how much I love James Mangold & this is one of his best films, in part because of Stallone. Don’t tell me Sly doesn’t have a great filmography when he’s got films like Cop Land in his back pocket.
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And while I’m at it, Sylvester Stallone should’ve received a Best Supporting Oscar nomination for Cop Land. You guys all know how much I love James Mangold & this is one of his best films, in part because of Stallone. Don’t tell me Sly doesn’t have a great filmography when he’s got films like Cop Land in his back pocket.

Cinema Tweets

21,798 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

The more I think about I Play Rocky, the more excited I get - just because I’ll take anything that brings me closer to this film. I don’t personally agree with a lot of Sylvester Stallone’s opinions, but regardless of anyone’s personal feelings of Sly, you cannot deny the man is a visionary: he had a plan & he fulfilled it. We can all learn from that.
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The more I think about I Play Rocky, the more excited I get - just because I’ll take anything that brings me closer to this film. I don’t personally agree with a lot of Sylvester Stallone’s opinions, but regardless of anyone’s personal feelings of Sly, you cannot deny the man is a visionary: he had a plan & he fulfilled it. We can all learn from that.

Cinema Tweets

110,778 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

The Rocky steps! Nothing like ‘em! This is my second time but wifey Rosie TenisonTwins first. These steps are so incredibly meaningful and special to every single one of us who felt we were the underdogs. Proud to call Sylvester Stallone a brother and I always try to remind him just how special he and Rocky are to the world. He gave us all some fight! #rocky #rockysteps #philadelphia
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The Rocky steps! Nothing like ‘em! This is my second time but wifey Rosie TenisonTwins first. These steps are so incredibly meaningful and special to every single one of us who felt we were the underdogs. Proud to call Sylvester Stallone a brother and I always try to remind him just how special he and Rocky are to the world. He gave us all some fight! #rocky #rockysteps #philadelphia

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Stallone reveals Dolph Lundgren hit him so hard filming Rocky IV that he ended up in the hospital for 9 days Host: “Dolph Lundgren, you told him to hit you and you ended up in the hospital for 9 days.” Stallone: “He almost killed me. Yeah. That was a freakish accident. It was just freakish.” Stallone: “I did ask for it, but I didn't think he'd hit so hard, you know.” Stallone: “I think I talk to my wife every day about it. Absolutely not worth it in the sense that you don't know when to quit. I should have stopped right before the first Expendables. That's what did me in. I was never whole from that point on.”
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Stallone reveals Dolph Lundgren hit him so hard filming Rocky IV that he ended up in the hospital for 9 days Host: “Dolph Lundgren, you told him to hit you and you ended up in the hospital for 9 days.” Stallone: “He almost killed me. Yeah. That was a freakish accident. It was just freakish.” Stallone: “I did ask for it, but I didn't think he'd hit so hard, you know.” Stallone: “I think I talk to my wife every day about it. Absolutely not worth it in the sense that you don't know when to quit. I should have stopped right before the first Expendables. That's what did me in. I was never whole from that point on.”

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Dir #Lingusamy about #Anjaan - I have BuiltUp a lot in this movie, and not just me, my entire team has as well. All of this has been a huge risk for the film. - I did not give any interview for Anjaan. They used an old interview. #Suriya48
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Dir #Lingusamy about #Anjaan - I have BuiltUp a lot in this movie, and not just me, my entire team has as well. All of this has been a huge risk for the film. - I did not give any interview for Anjaan. They used an old interview. #Suriya48

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The Uprising (🌟🌟) really let me down. You guys know how much I love Paul Greengrass & this film has been high on my list for weeks. I’ve been writing about this release for awhile, admittedly. But this did not land for me & as I explain in my full review below, which I hope you’ll indulge, this film just didn’t work.
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The Uprising (🌟🌟) really let me down. You guys know how much I love Paul Greengrass & this film has been high on my list for weeks. I’ve been writing about this release for awhile, admittedly. But this did not land for me & as I explain in my full review below, which I hope you’ll indulge, this film just didn’t work.

Cinema Tweets

12,116 görüntüleme • 16 gün önce

Sylvester Stallone is one of the most driven, motivated humans I’ve ever seen in my life. I can’t say I align with many of Stallone’s personal beliefs, especially at this juncture of his life, but I don’t know if there will ever be a world where Stallone doesn’t inspire me. This man willed his way to success. He created his success out of nothing. I don’t care who you are or where you’re from, you can draw inspiration from Stallone’s story too. This is honestly what Cinema is all about.
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Sylvester Stallone is one of the most driven, motivated humans I’ve ever seen in my life. I can’t say I align with many of Stallone’s personal beliefs, especially at this juncture of his life, but I don’t know if there will ever be a world where Stallone doesn’t inspire me. This man willed his way to success. He created his success out of nothing. I don’t care who you are or where you’re from, you can draw inspiration from Stallone’s story too. This is honestly what Cinema is all about.

Cinema Tweets

15,790 görüntüleme • 26 gün önce

Sylvester Stallone reveals how much of a writer he is in real life. He says A fantastic year and grateful for every moment. Thank you for the support. Without it, the dream wouldn’t exist. Happy New Year 2026 and keep punching Sylvester Stallone is a prolific writer, most famous for creating and writing the Rocky and Rambo film series, earning an Oscar nomination for Rocky, and penning other action hits like Cliffhanger, Homefront, and The Expendables. Beyond screenplays, he's authored books on fitness, like Sly Moves, and is set to release a memoir, The Steps, in 2026, solidifying his role as a successful storyteller and filmmaker.
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Sylvester Stallone reveals how much of a writer he is in real life. He says A fantastic year and grateful for every moment. Thank you for the support. Without it, the dream wouldn’t exist. Happy New Year 2026 and keep punching Sylvester Stallone is a prolific writer, most famous for creating and writing the Rocky and Rambo film series, earning an Oscar nomination for Rocky, and penning other action hits like Cliffhanger, Homefront, and The Expendables. Beyond screenplays, he's authored books on fitness, like Sly Moves, and is set to release a memoir, The Steps, in 2026, solidifying his role as a successful storyteller and filmmaker.

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Dion Waiters says he flew private for three years and forgot how to check in at an airport “I accomplished my goals, my dreams, I chased my shit. Everything. We hopping on jets. I’m talking about I ain’t been in an airport. It got to a point one time I hadn’t been in an airport in three years” “I had to go to the airport one time, I ain’t even know how to check in. One thing that money did is expose a lot of stuff. I did a lot of stuff for a lot of people, spent a lot of money on a lot of people”
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Dion Waiters says he flew private for three years and forgot how to check in at an airport “I accomplished my goals, my dreams, I chased my shit. Everything. We hopping on jets. I’m talking about I ain’t been in an airport. It got to a point one time I hadn’t been in an airport in three years” “I had to go to the airport one time, I ain’t even know how to check in. One thing that money did is expose a lot of stuff. I did a lot of stuff for a lot of people, spent a lot of money on a lot of people”

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88,892 görüntüleme • 25 gün önce

You guys already know how much I care about Vladimir Guerrero Jr. But after seeing this I love him even more! This brought tears to my eyes! I would love to sit down and talk to him about this one day! I’ve never had a conversation with him, Teoscar Hernandez talked to him for me
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You guys already know how much I care about Vladimir Guerrero Jr. But after seeing this I love him even more! This brought tears to my eyes! I would love to sit down and talk to him about this one day! I’ve never had a conversation with him, Teoscar Hernandez talked to him for me

Jesse Barfield

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Sylvester Stallone says he turned down $360,000 for Rocky because he refused to let anyone else play Rocky Balboa. “They wanted Ryan O’Neal, James Caan, even Nick Nolte to star.” “My agents told me, ‘Are you crazy? That’s ridiculous money.’” “They offered me $360,000 just to sell the script.” “I said no.” “I knew if I sold it and it became a hit without me, I’d never forgive myself.” “For about three months, I held out.” “Eventually they agreed, but only if I starred in a movie with a budget cut to around $900,000.” “They also had a 14-day clause where they could fire me at any time.” “We shot the entire first Rocky in just 28 days.”
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Sylvester Stallone says he turned down $360,000 for Rocky because he refused to let anyone else play Rocky Balboa. “They wanted Ryan O’Neal, James Caan, even Nick Nolte to star.” “My agents told me, ‘Are you crazy? That’s ridiculous money.’” “They offered me $360,000 just to sell the script.” “I said no.” “I knew if I sold it and it became a hit without me, I’d never forgive myself.” “For about three months, I held out.” “Eventually they agreed, but only if I starred in a movie with a budget cut to around $900,000.” “They also had a 14-day clause where they could fire me at any time.” “We shot the entire first Rocky in just 28 days.”

KΞRL_✂️

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Sylvester Stallone became a household name after "Rocky" premiered in movie theaters nearly 50 years ago. Gayle King recently visited him at home to discuss his life's work and he shared how he taught himself to write scripts by getting a job as an usher: "I literally went there with a pad and pencil, and then I started copying down dialogue." More from Gayle's conversation with the Kennedy Center honoree airs tomorrow.
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Sylvester Stallone became a household name after "Rocky" premiered in movie theaters nearly 50 years ago. Gayle King recently visited him at home to discuss his life's work and he shared how he taught himself to write scripts by getting a job as an usher: "I literally went there with a pad and pencil, and then I started copying down dialogue." More from Gayle's conversation with the Kennedy Center honoree airs tomorrow.

CBS Mornings

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"As soon as I saw the video I thought I need to know how this happened!" John Gibbons sat down with Anfield Road Primary music teacher, John Aggrey to talk about a special day at Anfield... You can watch the full interview on YouTube now 👇 🔗
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"As soon as I saw the video I thought I need to know how this happened!" John Gibbons sat down with Anfield Road Primary music teacher, John Aggrey to talk about a special day at Anfield... You can watch the full interview on YouTube now 👇 🔗

The Anfield Wrap

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For Father’s Day, I sat down with @JakeTapper to talk about fatherhood, my relationship with my dad, and how it changed the way I thought about being a father to my daughters. Watch our full conversation on CNN tomorrow.
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For Father’s Day, I sat down with @JakeTapper to talk about fatherhood, my relationship with my dad, and how it changed the way I thought about being a father to my daughters. Watch our full conversation on CNN tomorrow.

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