Regarding Frank Dux claiming to be the stunt coordinator for the movie 'the quest', while the real stunt coordinator is sitting at the table is priceless.
@@robbybee70 The movie wasn't a success but became a cult hit later. Recently, Hollywood was talking about making some Remo Williams movies but, as anyone who's read the books can tell you, SJW leftist Hollywood would have a fit. They would demand the stories be changed to a point far beyond ruination.
@@TheMajor8478 yes I make intentional typo's to draw comments from people who are so desperate for attention they have to bring up a typo like it is important. I call it, jackass bait, thanks for taking a bite
@Red Dogg - Rebel4Truth no you would not mouth off to me in person believe me, no one ever has and a guy hiding behind a keyboard won't be the first if you want to sign a waiver and make the shit I do to you legal tho you can come to me and get humbled. we both know you will not however
Great collaboration! On one end you get to keep this beloved genre alive, and on the other Mr Lambert can clear the air and give real insight getting the credit he deserves.!keep em coming!
@@carnivorousbarbie He actually does make it look very beautiful while being fluid. I'll say this right now, Van Damme has some of the most beautiful kicks on screen.
Yeah the only bad thing is he makes it so obvious he's missing and his movements are all show there's no real technique to them. If you have ever seen an actual kickboxing match or even mma you can see just how bad it is and the whole illusion is ruined
The first time I saw The Quest was when me and a friend who trained in Taekwondo were going to the state tournament. We slept at his uncles house near the tournament location and he ordered it on PPV. We watched it the night before the tournament and got pumped up. I got the silver medal in my division in WTF Taekwondo sparring and bronze in forms.
I like the foot sweep Jean Claude van Damme did in Quest. The different moves made that movie. I think No Retreat No Surrender was another good movie where he showed off several moves
So glad I found your channel! Only the other day I was watching American ninja behind-the-scenes footage on the DVD and Stephen Lambert was giving an interview, I wished I could hear more from him and then boom I find your interviews! What legend SL is and that chase scene in revenge of the ninja is the best I’ve ever seen!!!
If you wanna see a good fighters movie (not JCVD though) watch "Heetseeker" or "Kickboxer 4: The Aggressor". Neither are very good movies (both are Albert Pyun movies) but the fights are pretty good stylewise...kinda...well I like em lol.
These Steven Lambert posts are just awesome. This material is 20 years old plus, yet you've given us a new spin and made it relevant... Now, I'm going to make a request, if possible... I see in the background you have a 90's classic that I'd love to hear your take on. Only The Strong is a gem that few know about as is the film's star, Mark Dacascos. What a great film featuring a charismatic star who I felt could've actually matched (gulp!) JCVD as far as MA skill goes and maybe even surpass as an actor. The guy has/had an ass-kicking Keanu Reeves/Brandon Lee edge to him.
Jean Claude had a more impressive physique (harder, more sturdy looking) by a bit and Dacascos was ultimately more agile and had more moves in his prime. I feel that Dacascos was Brandon Lee 2.0; guy with handsome asiatic facial looks, white guy beach body and serious moves. He was what Brandon should have grown into but did not have the time.
I started watching your videos from the very beginning. I am really proud of you and seeing how you are growing and evolving with your channel. Good job!
These Steven Lambert Videos are gold! Also, Lambert must be a pretty good actor because although he seems like the nicest nice guy in real life, he came off as a sadistic minion in Timecop.
Hey Master. Steven Lambert is a friend. We play softball together on the Stunt Softball league, you are right he is a wonderfully nice man. To be honest i really did not know he is such a legend. I just like him the moment we met a few years ago. We just clicked. Good human if you ask me.
This interview is truly the gift, that keeps on giving. I feel like out of nowhere, Jean Claude Van Damme is gonna be on the channel. If that happens I'm gonna lose it. Once again, Thanks, for all that you do. Maybe one day, I'll be able to speak with you in a ten hour conversation. That's an inside joke, between my friends and i. Just means I appreciate conversations. TERRANCE OUT
Shout out to Hanshi Jerry Piddington. Mr. Piddington was an (assistant) fight coordinator & fighter, hired for The Quest. He got sick once they were on location, & wasn't able to join the film.
Why not invite Frank Dux to come on air and discuss his side of this story? I have done some behind the scenes Investigating personally and feel there are some solid facts NOT being discussed here. Frank Dux is someone I am personally connected to and am more than happy to help this process if interested? 💜🙏
I'm very interest and would absolutely luv to have Frank Dux on the channel, for an overall interview addressing a few different things and giving him a platform to speak on... I've already been in contact with The Maverick youtube channel, which says he knows Frank as well... but go ahead and email me at RealVikingSamurai@gmail.com anytime... definitely want to set something up with anyone who can help out!
LOL the first time I saw you I thought u looked like Alan Arkin I love your Brooklyn accent, Mr. Lambert. I wish you make an audiobook of your book, I can listen to you all day! I’m from Detroit I was just in Atlanta shooting and my Uber driver knew I was out of town LOL 😂 Because of my accent I think it’s cool that we all have different accents in the US but New York and Boston have the coolest.
Really enjoying this series bud! Steven comes across as a really down to earth guy! Kind of guy you'd wanna sit down with a couple of beers with n just listen to his stories.
He is a genuine good guy come out and watch the Stunt Softball league. We start playing apr 10 come meet Steven and some of Hollywood’s greatest stunt people. Every Saturday 10 am Balboa sports complex. I hope Steven wears his old man shorts this year.
I checked out Stephen’s stunt filmography last night. He’s worked with Stallone on 2 films. Rambo 3 and The Specialist. Pretty awesome he’s worked with him on Rambo 3 I’ve got to say. Really looking forward to hearing about his time with Sly on both films.
Does he talk about when Stallone was nearly killed on Rambo 3 and what went wrong with that stunt ? It was the scene where he was shooting at the helicopter
Lol, most of us English aren’t stuffy, but generally we all have a great sense of humour 😁 Great segment on the Quest. I think it is a shame though that Steven Lambert didn’t stick around, could have really embarrassed Frank Dux in front of the group. Looking forward to the American Ninja segment, watched those on VHS back in the day.
I could see English people like he is talking about in film or whatever being stuffy because I have heard that even from other English people but us run of the mill working class English do have a great sense of humour.
@@iamthatguyfromslipknot1137 Yeah agree. Tbh it I was just joking, but yes I can see the comment for what it was. There is a English director that his name escapes that was seen as inflexible while directing films, and a bit stuffy. Listening to Prince Charles would be a great example of being stuffy, bet his jokes would clear a room lol 😂😂
Bitter sweet with Frank Dux. Prolific liar about his entire life and that's always cringe worthy when found out. Plus side is, we got a great martial arts film out of it.
Roger Moore in his autobiography said that Van Damme was the worst person he met in his entire 50 year career. Would be nice to hear more about why he would think this.
It would be great to see a reboot of Remo Williams. I think one of the best fits for Fred Ward's character, appearance wise, is Jon Bernthal. When he played in Wolf of Wall Street with the goatee, I was like, he could be the next Remo Williams. Of course nobody can replace Fred Ward because he's aweomse, but I think Jon may able to carry the torch and make a series of Remo Wiliams movies. Fred Ward could come back and play Jon's father. I think there's something there and I hope someone can pass this idea along! Maybe Steven Lambert could make a few calls!!
I hope you asked a little about: Friday the 13th: A New Beginning, Critters, Raw Deal, Innerspace, Twins, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Ghostbusters II, Blind Fury, Total Recall, The Hard Way, Army of Darkness - Evil Dead III, Best of the Best II, RoboCop 3, Beverly Hills Cop III, The Specialist, Casino, Escape from LA, Titanic, Vampires, The Negotiator, Scream 3, Ocean's Eleven, Panic Room, Red Dragon, Ocean's Twelve, Let Me In , The Green Hornet, The One ... all of the movies are very entertaining.
where people get it from is his name appears in the credits! maybe it's a different Frank Dux (crazy luck if it is) but as I recall he's credited as a writer.
VIKING - - Thanks for posting my comment on this video, its well appreciated. I'm very interested in hearing what Lambert has to say about Seagal vs JC. Although I have an idea on who he would pick. Lol - As far as what Lambert had to say about Dux, I'm not surprised at all that Dux took credit for something he DID NOT do. That's funny, Dux never set foot on The Quest movie set but claimed to the world that he was the movie's stunt coordinator. One of MANY MANY LIES of Frank Dux. Its shameful how someone could lie about so many things but at the same time capitalize monetarily on all of those lies. - Dux is lucky Lambert acted professional and walked out of the luncheon, instead of punching his lights out for such disrespect!
Another great interview with Steven. Great insight. I love hearing all this stuff about the Quest. I love that movie. I've watched it 100 times. The fighting styles used in the film were superb. My copy of Steven's book is on the way. Can't wait to read it. I also got a question 4 Steven. Who has Steven met that he feels is a legit tough guy who was also progressed into doing movies. Are all action martial arts guys just 'fakers' who do choreography? For a long time I thought Seagal was that guy after seeing 'Above the Law', but clearly he ain't so tough.
Steven Lambert told only his opinion.He saw Steven Seagal 30 years ago,he was not fight coordinator on Seagals film.For example,Ron Balicki,a real martial arts master,a husband Dana Lee Inisanto think Seagal a true martial arts master.They training together.He told that Steven gave him and Diana Lee two lessons for work with knife.Here his words: Ron Balicki Ron Balicki 4 года назад He has given Diana Lee Inosanto and I both lessons. He does know a lot and has a full knife system. His knife system is well thought out. I have no problem saying he taught me. He's quite good. Thanks.
Seagal has gotten praise from very skilled fighters and bouncers/martial artists. Rey Garcia, a BJJ black belt, Judo black belt, and Karate black belt with Judo championships under his belt, has trained with Seagal and stated that Seagal is legit.
@@AztecUnshaven After that podcast with Dan Woolfman,i wrote Rey Garcia about Seagal.And he wrote me that Seagal show him interesting things.BTW Sifu Mark Gerry also was with Seagal on his seminar,and Seagal show him some elements.And his opinion was that Seagal is real
@@AztecUnshaven If you watch Dan's podcast with Rey Garcia,in the ens was my question;in 2012 Steven had a seminar with Russian Securities and police special unit.Head Istructor Sambo 70 school was there,he gave a big interview about Sambo school.and told some words about Seagal.After seminar gyus who was with Seagal told him that they use in work some Seagals elements.and that his martial arts level very high.the level of his training in martial arts is not lower than theirs
Annnnnnd, the Kumite: An event which, by Dux' OWN ADMISSION, had more cameras filming than an episode of Mystery Diners, yet not a single frame of footage is ANYWHERE to be found!
How's that for a Hollywood coincidence that Frank Dux bullshits that he was the stunt coordinator on the Quest, and the real stunt coordinator just so happens to be sitting at his table.
Could you also ask Steven about the rumor that The Quest was intended to become a franchise? I read that there was a plan for Sequels but the Frank Dux lawsuit against Van Damme and the fact the film wasn't a HUGE global hit derailed those plans. is that true? Did Van Damme and the producers want to do more with the character Van Damme was playing in the Quest? Another question too, was Peter McDonald the 'true' director of the film?...Van Damme got a lot of credit as director but i read that he didn't really know what he was doing and it was a tough shoot for everyone as a result and that Peter had to step up and get everything together and Van Damme got the credit for promotional purposes.
@@robd1329 he shit himself after sammy the bull gravano put a choke hold, or rather threatened to put a choke hold on him. Shit came flying out of ol Stephen's brown eye 👁️💩.
Viking Samurai looking forward to American Ninja. Got a cool short story about the late Actor Steve James. Additional: have you done a video on Brandon Lee and The Crow ?
I understand how Steven felt about Fraud Dux, something similar happened to me in a previous job I had. Someone trying to get the credit out of your effort its awful. But The Quest marked the end of Frank Dux career, after he sued Van Damme that was it.
Every one the speaks bad and calls Frank dux a fraud is some how telling the truth but every one that comes out to verify Frank dux story is ignored funny ain't it
What a channel you've made! Great work. I've been watching all your videos. Great stuff. More arnold videos please. I will be trying your Dragon Blood recipe too!
Has there ever been as little as one indivual beside Dux himself, who has ever seen Dux in a real fight? I've done some research in regards to his supposed fights and can't seem to find any except his video's in which he states all the fights he's been in and won.
TH-cam "put up your dux". There's some credible sources there that never get put forward by Dux's detractors. There's a lot of what smells like BS too but must say there's some very surprising stuff on there given dux some degree of credibility
That's why I didn't like JCVD back then- Technique, Pose, Technique, Pose, Technique, Pose. Now he is a better fighter in his older years because he is open-minded in his maturity.
@@VikingSamurai Great. I've never hard anyones accounts working with the great Sho Kosugi. We was the best I had seen in blocking, defense, fight techniques and weapons. Revenge of the Ninja is a cult classic. Great work BTW Mike
@@phantom5573 Here's a fun tidbit for you... Lambert recommended to the director of Blind Fury that he get Sho involved as the main villain. Sho, being the master expert swordsman that he is, was very surprised on how good Rutgar Hauer ended up becoming with just months of training. They would of course have that classic fight scene at the end of the film.
It's amazing all the stuff the guy takes credit for .. the inspiration for the UFC , head stunt director on the Quest. Took credit for the camera speed style on Bloodsport , which Sheldon Lettich said came from himself and Van Damme not Dux . I am surprised Dux hasn't taken credit for Enter The Dragon lol
Regarding Frank Dux claiming to be the stunt coordinator for the movie 'the quest', while the real stunt coordinator is sitting at the table is priceless.
It's a shame they didn't make more Remo Williams movies.
I thought so to! esp after calling it the adventure begins
@@robbybee70 The movie wasn't a success but became a cult hit later. Recently, Hollywood was talking about making some Remo Williams movies but, as anyone who's read the books can tell you, SJW leftist Hollywood would have a fit. They would demand the stories be changed to a point far beyond ruination.
@@varanid9 damned SJW's!
I still watch it with my kids. I will never not enjoy Chiun. "In Korea, door handles do not break".
Met Mr. Ward at Inosantos place in Carson. Really down to earth guy. I was hoping for a sequel too...
this dude is personally responcible for like all the martial arts movies I watched most of my life
Did you spell responsible like that on purpose?
Ya, it's kind of nuts!
@@TheMajor8478 yes I make intentional typo's to draw comments from people who are so desperate for attention they have to bring up a typo like it is important. I call it, jackass bait, thanks for taking a bite
@Red Dogg - Rebel4Truth lets be honest pussy you wouldn't open your mouth to me (or anyone) in person so don't act like a tough guy on the internet.
@Red Dogg - Rebel4Truth no you would not mouth off to me in person believe me, no one ever has and a guy hiding behind a keyboard won't be the first if you want to sign a waiver and make the shit I do to you legal tho you can come to me and get humbled. we both know you will not however
Frank Dux sounds like the Late Gangster Henry Hill when it comes to stories.
He’s the OG Stolen Valor clown.
Great collaboration! On one end you get to keep this beloved genre alive, and on the other Mr Lambert can clear the air and give real insight getting the credit he deserves.!keep em coming!
Still can't believe that The Quest was 25 years ago. Seen it opening weekend. I'm getting old 🙁 lol
Chad not my favourite movie. Is it one of your favourites? It was mid 90s long time ago
The quest was one of my favorite Van Dam movies
Frank dux would be beloved if he was honest
"One day I will fight in the Kumite and make my father proud"
Teach me i can do it Lol
You are not Japanese you are not a Tanaka! Lol
Went down a JCVD rabbit hole one day and then discovered this channel, good stuff 👍
What makes Van Damme stand out when he fights in movies, is his posing. I always thought that Van Damme always looks very photogenic when he fights.
I agree he makes it look fluid and beautiful
@@carnivorousbarbie He actually does make it look very beautiful while being fluid. I'll say this right now, Van Damme has some of the most beautiful kicks on screen.
You are right everything he did was punch punch pose.
Or kick kick and pose.
He combined graceful movement with a static display of power.
Yeah the only bad thing is he makes it so obvious he's missing and his movements are all show there's no real technique to them. If you have ever seen an actual kickboxing match or even mma you can see just how bad it is and the whole illusion is ruined
The first time I saw The Quest was when me and a friend who trained in Taekwondo were going to the state tournament. We slept at his uncles house near the tournament location and he ordered it on PPV. We watched it the night before the tournament and got pumped up. I got the silver medal in my division in WTF Taekwondo sparring and bronze in forms.
Sure ya did frank jr.Jr. did you win the kumite that year too?
@@JediMentat Yes I actually did win silver and bronze. I did not compete in the kumite of Bloodsport movie fame though.
@@JediMentat I can confirm he wasn't at the kumite, I certainly don't remember beating him on the way to my flawless victory.
Just ordered his book.....would never have known he even existed had it not been for these vids. Thank you sir 🙏
im really glad that you give us these amazing stories !
Same here bro 🙏
I like the foot sweep Jean Claude van Damme did in Quest. The different moves made that movie.
I think No Retreat No Surrender was another good movie where he showed off several moves
So glad I found your channel! Only the other day I was watching American ninja behind-the-scenes footage on the DVD and Stephen Lambert was giving an interview, I wished I could hear more from him and then boom I find your interviews! What legend SL is and that chase scene in revenge of the ninja is the best I’ve ever seen!!!
Give us more and just loving this interview
Loved this guy in Revenge of the Ninja. That part during the finale where he first took on Such a memorable scene among so many others.
I'm reading his book as we speak, cool guy
The Quest , to me was the best movie Van Damme did .
The best fighting scenes I've seen from Van Damme are in No Retreat No Surrender
Him v Stallone in expendables 2.
@@moors4housing704 That took 30 seconds and all of 2 kicks -_-.
If you wanna see a good fighters movie (not JCVD though) watch "Heetseeker" or "Kickboxer 4: The Aggressor". Neither are very good movies (both are Albert Pyun movies) but the fights are pretty good stylewise...kinda...well I like em lol.
I've been listening to these interview clips for a week. So much stuff I've been wanting to hear about. 🤘
Remo! What an awesome movie!
Ninja 3: The Domination. Can’t wait to hear more about that one. Lucinda Dickie was so impressive and that choreography.. You know
Breakin ... Kelly K
Bought the book based upon these interviews, great time watching these
Great episode and I love the kitty cat!!! Love cats! As much as I love martial arts
Cats are great!
I can't get enough on this topic about The Quest movie. Its one of Van Damme's finest next to Timecop.
Great films love bloodsport aswell.👌
@@mrballs8091 loved timecop as it was the first Van Damme movie my wife enjoyed watching with me, lol
"Kickboxer", "Lionheart", and "Double Impact".
Edit" Love "No Retreat, No Surrender" as well, not exactly a Van Damme flick though.
@@leviathan_is_me JASON
NO RETREAT
NO SURRENDDDDDERRRRR
I’m a massive van damme fan but I really disliked The Quest. It just didn’t work for me idk.
Frank Dux made his Gi from U-haul moving rugs and isn't allowed to rent another until he returns them
Would be real funny if after all's said and done Frank Dux not only is the greatest warrior but the Kumite is also real.
Damnit now I have rewatch the quest... Again lol
These Steven Lambert posts are just awesome. This material is 20 years old plus, yet you've given us a new spin and made it relevant... Now, I'm going to make a request, if possible... I see in the background you have a 90's classic that I'd love to hear your take on.
Only The Strong is a gem that few know about as is the film's star, Mark Dacascos. What a great film featuring a charismatic star who I felt could've actually matched (gulp!) JCVD as far as MA skill goes and maybe even surpass as an actor. The guy has/had an ass-kicking Keanu Reeves/Brandon Lee edge to him.
I do talk about that quite a bit in this Dacascos video th-cam.com/video/kdKsT_usO5c/w-d-xo.html
Jean Claude had a more impressive physique (harder, more sturdy looking) by a bit and Dacascos was ultimately more agile and had more moves in his prime. I feel that Dacascos was Brandon Lee 2.0; guy with handsome asiatic facial looks, white guy beach body and serious moves. He was what Brandon should have grown into but did not have the time.
I started watching your videos from the very beginning. I am really proud of you and seeing how you are growing and evolving with your channel. Good job!
I wish it was 1993 and I could go back in the theater and see a classic Van Damme flick
I wish I could go back to 1931 and watch another Boris Karloff monster movie.
These Steven Lambert Videos are gold! Also, Lambert must be a pretty good actor because although he seems like the nicest nice guy in real life, he came off as a sadistic minion in Timecop.
Hey Master. Steven Lambert is a friend. We play softball together on the Stunt Softball league, you are right he is a wonderfully nice man. To be honest i really did not know he is such a legend. I just like him the moment we met a few years ago. We just clicked. Good human if you ask me.
I like your channel and I'm really enjoying Steven Lambert's first hand stories. GREAT STUFF!
Great stuff man. This channel is going places. 👌🏾
This interview is truly the gift, that keeps on giving. I feel like out of nowhere, Jean Claude Van Damme is gonna be on the channel. If that happens I'm gonna lose it. Once again, Thanks, for all that you do. Maybe one day, I'll be able to speak with you in a ten hour conversation. That's an inside joke, between my friends and i. Just means I appreciate conversations.
TERRANCE OUT
This is Gold. Thanks Viking your channel is awesome
I loved the Quest it came out on my birthday. Seen it at the movies
This guy straight up does look like Alan Arkin, and that's alright because Alan is a stand up guy and Oscar winner if I'm not mistaken👍
I wait for these uploads with so much excitement! Love the interview
Another one of my favorite topics, great vid
Awsome can’t wait for the whole interview😀
I love these interviews with him!
Shout out to Hanshi Jerry Piddington. Mr. Piddington was an (assistant) fight coordinator & fighter, hired for The Quest. He got sick once they were on location, & wasn't able to join the film.
Why not invite Frank Dux to come on air and discuss his side of this story?
I have done some behind the scenes Investigating personally and feel there are some solid facts NOT being discussed here.
Frank Dux is someone I am personally connected to and am more than happy to help this process if interested?
💜🙏
I'm very interest and would absolutely luv to have Frank Dux on the channel, for an overall interview addressing a few different things and giving him a platform to speak on... I've already been in contact with The Maverick youtube channel, which says he knows Frank as well... but go ahead and email me at RealVikingSamurai@gmail.com anytime... definitely want to set something up with anyone who can help out!
LOL the first time I saw you I thought u looked like Alan Arkin I love your Brooklyn accent, Mr. Lambert.
I wish you make an audiobook of your book, I can listen to you all day!
I’m from Detroit I was just in Atlanta shooting and my Uber driver knew I was out of town LOL 😂 Because of my accent I think it’s cool that we all have different accents in the US but New York and Boston have the coolest.
Really enjoying this series bud! Steven comes across as a really down to earth guy! Kind of guy you'd wanna sit down with a couple of beers with n just listen to his stories.
Definitely!
He is a genuine good guy come out and watch the Stunt Softball league. We start playing apr 10 come meet Steven and some of Hollywood’s greatest stunt people. Every Saturday 10 am Balboa sports complex. I hope Steven wears his old man shorts this year.
@@FrankieRay lol! Shake his hand for me! I'm over in the UK so can't get to ya! 😣🤣
I checked out Stephen’s stunt filmography last night. He’s worked with Stallone on 2 films. Rambo 3 and The Specialist. Pretty awesome he’s worked with him on Rambo 3 I’ve got to say. Really looking forward to hearing about his time with Sly on both films.
Does he talk about when Stallone was nearly killed on Rambo 3 and what went wrong with that stunt ? It was the scene where he was shooting at the helicopter
Lol, most of us English aren’t stuffy, but generally we all have a great sense of humour 😁 Great segment on the Quest. I think it is a shame though that Steven Lambert didn’t stick around, could have really embarrassed Frank Dux in front of the group. Looking forward to the American Ninja segment, watched those on VHS back in the day.
I could see English people like he is talking about in film or whatever being stuffy because I have heard that even from other English people but us run of the mill working class English do have a great sense of humour.
@@iamthatguyfromslipknot1137 Yeah agree. Tbh it I was just joking, but yes I can see the comment for what it was. There is a English director that his name escapes that was seen as inflexible while directing films, and a bit stuffy. Listening to Prince Charles would be a great example of being stuffy, bet his jokes would clear a room lol 😂😂
In that hat he reminded me of his cowboy baddie role in Revenge of the Ninja 🥷
Bitter sweet with Frank Dux. Prolific liar about his entire life and that's always cringe worthy when found out. Plus side is, we got a great martial arts film out of it.
Love the content brother! Keep them coming =)
Kung Fu Bob Odenkirk, great interview and guest!
Roger Moore in his autobiography said that Van Damme was the worst person he met in his entire 50 year career.
Would be nice to hear more about why he would think this.
I asked him about Roger Moore, that'll be in a future video.
The light coming out of his windows reminds me of Christie's appartment in Ninja lll. Great Channel. 🖒
It would be great to see a reboot of Remo Williams. I think one of the best fits for Fred Ward's character, appearance wise, is Jon Bernthal. When he played in Wolf of Wall Street with the goatee, I was like, he could be the next Remo Williams. Of course nobody can replace Fred Ward because he's aweomse, but I think Jon may able to carry the torch and make a series of Remo Wiliams movies. Fred Ward could come back and play Jon's father. I think there's something there and I hope someone can pass this idea along! Maybe Steven Lambert could make a few calls!!
I hope you asked a little about: Friday the 13th: A New Beginning, Critters, Raw Deal, Innerspace, Twins, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Ghostbusters II, Blind Fury, Total Recall, The Hard Way, Army of Darkness - Evil Dead III, Best of the Best II, RoboCop 3, Beverly Hills Cop III, The Specialist, Casino, Escape from LA, Titanic, Vampires, The Negotiator, Scream 3, Ocean's Eleven, Panic Room, Red Dragon, Ocean's Twelve, Let Me In , The Green Hornet, The One ... all of the movies are very entertaining.
where people get it from is his name appears in the credits! maybe it's a different Frank Dux (crazy luck if it is) but as I recall he's credited as a writer.
VIKING -
- Thanks for posting my comment on this video, its well appreciated. I'm very interested in hearing what Lambert has to say about Seagal vs JC. Although I have an idea on who he would pick. Lol
- As far as what Lambert had to say about Dux, I'm not surprised at all that Dux took credit for something he DID NOT do. That's funny, Dux never set foot on The Quest movie set but claimed to the world that he was the movie's stunt coordinator. One of MANY MANY LIES of Frank Dux. Its shameful how someone could lie about so many things but at the same time capitalize monetarily on all of those lies.
- Dux is lucky Lambert acted professional and walked out of the luncheon, instead of punching his lights out for such disrespect!
frank dux also defeated shao kahn in mortal kombat keeping earth realm safe from outworld invasion, so I thank you for that sir.
Frank Dux...hollywoods best martial arts conman! Atleast Bloodsport was Epic!
Hey man back off, he is legendary at breaking fake glass.
@@Peer165 hes up there alright..legendary status as segal
great interview
Another great interview with Steven. Great insight. I love hearing all this stuff about the Quest. I love that movie. I've watched it 100 times. The fighting styles used in the film were superb. My copy of Steven's book is on the way. Can't wait to read it. I also got a question 4 Steven. Who has Steven met that he feels is a legit tough guy who was also progressed into doing movies. Are all action martial arts guys just 'fakers' who do choreography? For a long time I thought Seagal was that guy after seeing 'Above the Law', but clearly he ain't so tough.
Steven Lambert told only his opinion.He saw Steven Seagal 30 years ago,he was not fight coordinator on Seagals film.For example,Ron Balicki,a real martial arts master,a husband Dana Lee Inisanto think Seagal a true martial arts master.They training together.He told that Steven gave him and Diana Lee two lessons for work with knife.Here his words:
Ron Balicki
Ron Balicki
4 года назад
He has given Diana Lee Inosanto and I both lessons. He does know a lot and has a full knife system. His knife system is well thought out. I have no problem saying he taught me. He's quite good. Thanks.
Seagal has gotten praise from very skilled fighters and bouncers/martial artists. Rey Garcia, a BJJ black belt, Judo black belt, and Karate black belt with Judo championships under his belt, has trained with Seagal and stated that Seagal is legit.
@@AztecUnshaven After that podcast with Dan Woolfman,i wrote Rey Garcia about Seagal.And he wrote me that Seagal show him interesting things.BTW Sifu Mark Gerry also was with Seagal on his seminar,and Seagal show him some elements.And his opinion was that Seagal is real
@@zverev85 very cool stuff!
@@AztecUnshaven If you watch Dan's podcast with Rey Garcia,in the ens was my question;in 2012 Steven had a seminar with Russian Securities and police special unit.Head Istructor Sambo 70 school was there,he gave a big interview about Sambo school.and told some words about Seagal.After seminar gyus who was with Seagal told him that they use in work some Seagals elements.and that his martial arts level very high.the level of his training in martial arts is not lower than theirs
I'm ordering the book, Thanks :)
Bloodsport was the best the quest was an entertaining take on the same premise
Frank Dux story @14:19
Thank you ! Only had a few minutes to watch this
New to channel love the Lambert stories ya know lol
Annnnnnd, the Kumite: An event which, by Dux' OWN ADMISSION, had more cameras filming than an episode of Mystery Diners, yet not a single frame of footage is ANYWHERE to be found!
He said he only shows his students the footage once they achieve a certain rank in the Dux Ryu system.
How's that for a Hollywood coincidence that Frank Dux bullshits that he was the stunt coordinator on the Quest, and the real stunt coordinator just so happens to be sitting at his table.
I coudn´t understand the name of the director´s name at the luncheon Mr. Lambert mentioned (at 15:22)...can anyone help?
Alon Newman, I interviewed him here about it th-cam.com/video/GjQG_YG5Lvo/w-d-xo.html
did you guys do a watch-along?
Could you also ask Steven about the rumor that The Quest was intended to become a franchise? I read that there was a plan for Sequels but the Frank Dux lawsuit against Van Damme and the fact the film wasn't a HUGE global hit derailed those plans. is that true? Did Van Damme and the producers want to do more with the character Van Damme was playing in the Quest?
Another question too, was Peter McDonald the 'true' director of the film?...Van Damme got a lot of credit as director but i read that he didn't really know what he was doing and it was a tough shoot for everyone as a result and that Peter had to step up and get everything together and Van Damme got the credit for promotional purposes.
Did you watch the latest sammy the bull story on his channel about Steven segal crying when the gambino family shook him down?
People have been mentioning it, I'm gonna check it out!
For real??? Lol what happened
@@robd1329 he shit himself after sammy the bull gravano put a choke hold, or rather threatened to put a choke hold on him. Shit came flying out of ol Stephen's brown eye 👁️💩.
@@maniacalmadness5419 Do you really believe that shit? Sammy the bull is 1,65m tall.
he is a real bandit,and you believe his words?
RIP. Fair winds.
Viking Samurai looking forward to American Ninja. Got a cool short story about the late Actor Steve James.
Additional: have you done a video on Brandon Lee and The Crow ?
I saw the question Van Damme vs Seagal but I suppose you ask him later that question what Mr Lambert would think who would win.
I understand how Steven felt about Fraud Dux, something similar happened to me in a previous job I had. Someone trying to get the credit out of your effort its awful. But The Quest marked the end of Frank Dux career, after he sued Van Damme that was it.
Every one the speaks bad and calls Frank dux a fraud is some how telling the truth but every one that comes out to verify Frank dux story is ignored funny ain't it
Man this old man just keeps going and going and gets of topic.
I can neither write nor read... is the book available as an audiobook?
Who wrote this then???
@@VikingSamurai Your mom; P... I'm kidding, of course. But is it on the audiobook? perfect to listen to when I work.
It's on kindle but unfortunately no audio book yet.
@@VikingSamurai Thanks for the quick reply.
Have a good Easter.
@@TEXTMANNEN Thanks, you have a great Easter as well!
Kitty! adorable
Does your guest know Bill Atkins?
Woo Rambo 3! Stallownage!
Did Steve remember one of Sean Conery’s double that went by the name the Greek?
What a channel you've made! Great work. I've been watching all your videos. Great stuff. More arnold videos please.
I will be trying your Dragon Blood recipe too!
Definitely more Arnold coming! You're going to love that Dragons Blood btw!
@@VikingSamurai i know mate, Its a great recipe. Thanks in advance for the epic pump! Love your fair Seagal videos too.
How about working with Joel Grey and conjuring The kung fu Sil muy Kwan aspect of Sinanju?
That's deep💪🏻♥️✝️
@@maniacalmadness5419 being that Joel Grey is a master adept Broadway dancer and mime of sorts
Has there ever been as little as one indivual beside Dux himself, who has ever seen Dux in a real fight? I've done some research in regards to his supposed fights and can't seem to find any except his video's in which he states all the fights he's been in and won.
TH-cam "put up your dux". There's some credible sources there that never get put forward by Dux's detractors. There's a lot of what smells like BS too but must say there's some very surprising stuff on there given dux some degree of credibility
That's why I didn't like JCVD back then- Technique, Pose, Technique, Pose, Technique, Pose. Now he is a better fighter in his older years because he is open-minded in his maturity.
Damn he got caught with the hand in da kookie jar yikes
Steven Lambert is who Christopher Walken was channeling in Pulp Fiction.
......does he have a watch? Sorry, couldn't help it. I'll see myself out.
omg how long was your interview with this guy xD
i mean i love it but poor guy haha
He had a couple interviews, tons of great stories!
When will you cover Tony Jaa my man?
He does sound like the Don
If Steve really worked with Sho Kosugi, we really need to have him recall his experience with him and his skill level.
Please
Sho was incredible!
Steven has a ton of respect for Sho, we'll be talking about him a lot in the ninja films in future videos I'll collaborate with him on.
@@VikingSamurai
Great.
I've never hard anyones accounts working with the great Sho Kosugi.
We was the best I had seen in blocking, defense, fight techniques and weapons.
Revenge of the Ninja is a cult classic.
Great work BTW
Mike
@@phantom5573 Here's a fun tidbit for you... Lambert recommended to the director of Blind Fury that he get Sho involved as the main villain. Sho, being the master expert swordsman that he is, was very surprised on how good Rutgar Hauer ended up becoming with just months of training. They would of course have that classic fight scene at the end of the film.
Lambert sounds a lil like Christopher walkins
Wow a real life Daniel LaRusso.
....looks like Bob Odenkirk
Steve looks like a young Vin diesl in one of thumb nails you have of him on this channel
@10:50 it bollocks not bullocks. 🤦🏻
Frank Dux doesn't have a good reputation in the martial arts community. He just jumped in on the ninja craze of the 80's. Another ashida kim type.
Great white hype!!!
It's amazing all the stuff the guy takes credit for .. the inspiration for the UFC , head stunt director on the Quest. Took credit for the camera speed style on Bloodsport , which Sheldon Lettich said came from himself and Van Damme not Dux . I am surprised Dux hasn't taken credit for Enter The Dragon lol
10:23 "Biker Mice From Mars"