Sylvester Stallone on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Promoting His New Movie, Rocky - pt.2
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- Sylvester Stallone on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson promoting His New Movie, Rocky - pt.2 - Airdate 12/16/1976 #johnnycarson #rocky #sylvesterstallone
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Late night when late night had class.
Ya because Kimmel is an embarrassment
He's so incredibly well-spoken. Always a treat to listen to him talk.
Carson wasn't bad either.
@Funk O'Matic 🤣
It's funny Carson showed he was fan and very much respected Sly. Jonny was the same came from nowhere and made it big all by himself.
The man. The myth. The legend. Always classy. Always well dressed. Always well spoken. Sly is the GOAT.
No offense to Jimmy Fallon, but Johnny was a master who could be hilarious but also sensitive and insightful without just raucously cackling at every mundane comment.
That's why he was the king of late night. I can still watch these old clips and am still blown away by his talent. Remember all those shows that started springing up in the late 80s and early 90s, thinking that they were going to take him down. Do you think anybody will be watching clips of those 20 years from now?
The best part was Johnny Carson refused to talk about politics on his show. God I love that!
@@kennethsouthard6042 People do still watch Cavett lol, but he was before that some too, and after actually.
Chris Wylie Yes indeed! So true!!
Jimmy Fallon is an A wipe. That fake laugh he does makes me want rip his teeth out.
I miss Johnny so much..
rest in peace Johnny carson
Legends. Sly had no idea that character would become legendary
First, yes, you are correct. Second, in my opinion, that very point is exactly what allowed it to be so great.
To this day, I believe most people never get the main theme...we're watching Stallone's story - not Rocky's! Great and timeless movie!!!
I remember seeing this at the theater when it first came out. Everyone in the audience was screaming for Rocky to get up in the 14th round. Everyone forgot it was a movie. Just amazing!!
Such a smart guy.
One of the most iconic actors ever
This ‘Sly’ guy....he’s going places. Mark my words.
I can't see this Rocky picture catching on
This "Sly" guy's a real jerk.
Johnny Carson is still the smoothest talk show host. Just love listening to him.
The greatest talk show host of all time, by far, is Chevy Chase. But Carson was pretty good.
Sly did live in Philly for a little while as a kid. He moved here and went to Lincoln. The band that plays in Rocky III when they dedicate the statue to him is the Lincoln School Band. He incorporates as much of his own life as he can into the Rocky films.
Another typically great Carson interview - he was funny, but thoughtful; great with one-liners, but also extremely intelligent. He put guests at ease and put the spotlight on them - not himself. And Sly comes off relaxed and able to expand upon the role and everything else involved with the making of one of the great films of all-time.
I don't understand why these are not uploaded fully instead of in parts. More full shows!!!
Double the views for the channel?
I love that at the end, Johnny actually says ‘thanks Rock’
It’s such a testament to the power of the film
Actually he says "thanks sly"
You got wax in your ears? He clearly says "Thanks Sly"
I thought he said that too
What an amazing moment in time.
That scene was so good
Love hearing Stallone's thoughts on it
No one knew that Rocky was going to be a timeless classic that I saw as a kid leaving the theater throwing lefts and rights just to watch my own kids so the same thing is a testament on a well made movie and the effects it has on its viewers..
"No one knew that Rocky was going to be a timeless classic" - perhaps Stallone did. After writing the movie, he accepted hundreds of thousands less for the story in order to play the lead role. He had faith in himself as an actor, similar to the character Rocky.
He was such an incredibly intelligent and self-aware young man...
Rocky grossed $225m for a $960K investment. For the 8 films total in the franchise $1,513,943,877 gross receipts. Not too shabby Sly.
Makes me wonder how much those $225m are when adjusted for inflation. It's at least double or even treble that if not more.
Well done to Sylvester Stallone. Class.
I think this young man has the potential to make it big.
You can see Sly is the real deal and Carson was the GOAT
❤️❤️❤️Rocky & Johnny - great interview!
humble and good hearted will always have much respect for Sly
I dont know if id call him lucky. Apparently, he just would never give up on his goal. Its a crazy story. No one wanted him for acting roles. So he made his own.
I love how Mr. Stallone is dressed! He's got a beautiful three-piece suit and a vest chain. SO very elegant. What happened to dressing up for television? Now it's ripped jeans and shirts that look like they're from the rag pile.
I like his 70s tie.
@@jeshkam especially the colors.
He has an incredible fashion style with which he inspires even women, including me 😅 But I really love his style 🥰
The Rocky theme song is my biggest hit
back when they had conversations.
Fabulous. Such an wonderful person. I was 8 when it came out, but my father owned some movie theatres which I spent most of my time at. I had zero interest in a "boxing" movie, but, even at 8, I was in tears at the end.
He is such a gentleman
Good actor loved both of his movies
Johnny was the best talk show host ever. Self effacing, attentive, intelligent.
Settle down. While he did well here. There are plenty of examples where he railroaded people.
Excellent interview
Fun to see him as a guest on any talk show. Funny as usual. They don't make them like this as they used to. I appreciate this always utube😊
Love these guys!!!
Why did you skip over the movie clip originally shown on the program, youtube copyright police? 😒😡
we can feel that the speaker doesn't talk to the big legend that he will be
Sly is the best !
this the very first appearance of Sly on TV, right..?
man, this movie was so friggin' GREAT.
I wish time would stand still. This was the good stuff.
How boring would that be....
Awesome ❤
Sylvester looks like a Renaissance painting.
The fact that his very life until this movie's success is risking everything just for that one chance just like his movie ---- that's really something to ponder and let sink in.
I'm still waiting for a sequel, "Rocky Meets Frankenstein," or maybe, "Rocky Goes to Mars."
@@franksmith7247 My money's on Rocky.
Gotta love sly
Hey yo, the Italian Stallion ova here
Down to earth then
looking over his entire career he is at his best here/ he is himself and courageously so/ later they told him he needed ???
He needed nothing he is original New York voice, and swagger.
His eyes are like Marilyn's uniquely his own and you can pick out the eyes in any crowd/ Sly Stallone
.....and do it again,
Well he listened to that advice.
Not even a 1M dollars...look how much that movie turned over. Good call.
Plus, he's very articulate
I’m seeing Johnny only have people that are hot in their careers on his show. I have watched a lot of Johnny Carson.
Looking back..Maybe Johnny gave Sly the idea to bring back little Marie for the Rocky Balboa movie
That’s what I thought. Wow
I miss the 3-piece suit, they looked so much better than the 2-pieces.
My gosh! It seems like yesterday. . .how many Rockys and Rambos later here in 2022?
I have a feeling he’ll have a long career.
Comes over as a real gent.
JOHNNY CARSON
23 DE OCTUBRE DE 1925
23 DE ENERO DE 2005
79 AÑOS
Is there an Adrean in the house!😎
Where's part one!?!?!?!?
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Just a better time. I hate now
Crystal clear speaking from the heart...long gone from the trash "celebrities" of today.
WHERES THE CLIP???????
I hear there is a part 2 coming....
SYLVESTER STALLONE
06 DE JULIO DE 1946
76 AÑOS. (77). (78)
Take it slow Rocky
Such an underrated actor. (Hahahahah)
good interview ....but i wonder how sly didnt sprain his ankles wearing heels that high..?
John Avildsen.
Marie did come back, just a tad later...5 movies later lol
No mention of the director. Did it ever occur to anybody the director is the one who made the movie what it is?
Did Sly go to Don Cherry's tailor? LOL
Carl Weathers had never boxed before.
So HERE'S the rest of the segment. Why didn't they leave it as 1 segment ? Why didn't they show the movie clip. .??
Where did Sly have to go? What was more important (at the time) than Johnny Carson?
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That was always such a goofy line, “ I know you can’t stay.” You’re on The Tonight Show. Where they hell do you need to get to so fast? That was just Johnny’s nice way of saying, it’s time to go.
Some couldn't I don't believe. Bob Hope was notorious especially for that. Most did if you noticed, so...when they didn't, I'd assume there was a reason.
@@ajk Perhaps but Carson was bigger than Hope. I'm sure many of these stars were conscious of over exposure but Carson was a huge commercial for whatever these guys were selling.
@@gutenbird
Lol, Carson was NOT bigger than Hope.
@@20alphabet I get that Hope was a big star but Carson was the highest paid guy on tv and also would probably have been better known by face and name by more demographics. Even though Hope would have scored well with most groups, especially the older groups, Carson would have done equally as well and he would have been even better known and much more watched by the younger demographics. And if there was one person who could influence someone’s career for the better, it was Carson. So laugh all you want but Carson was probably more recognizable than Bob Hope.
@@gutenbird
Lol, hardly. Hope owned over half of Orange County at one time. Just Google the two and compare. By the time you reach adulthood you'll know otherwise.
They should post the video of Peter Finch last performance before his death
Why didn’t Sly tell Carson that he eventually moved and lived in Philly??
I loved Johnny but he just couldn't seem to shut up in this interview.
Sylvester means New years eve in german. A bit of useless information there.
Christ. He couldn’t stay? Why not. This guy went ‘Hollywood’ in about 2 minutes. Get your ass back in the seat.
WHAT A FILM CLIP?
Now I know why Norm loves Dave