Sylvester Stallone on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Promoting His New Movie, Rocky - pt.1
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- Sylvester Stallone on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson promoting His New Movie, Rocky - pt.1 - Airdate 12/16/1976 #johnnycarson #rocky #sylvesterstallone
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He also shot the movie in just 29 days. It's really inspiring.
Dang..nice fun fact
But it was rushed at right time
28 day's.
Another Fun Fact - For the fight sequence, they filmed round 15 first and then filmed it backwards wiping off the make-up as they went along. They also rented out the Pet shop for a day and a half.
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28 told howard stern
I admire Stallone so much. He was at the bottom in life and became a true legend starring in 2 memorable franchises with ROCKY (which he created) and RAMBO. So humble, so disciplined. A visionary.
oh yes, those two characters were the most beautiful in films.
He didn't create Rambo.
@@JoeBuck207 The commenter didn’t say he created 2 memorable franchises. He said he *starred* in them.
@@jtslaptop He edited his comment.
That's how I always felt about him
I lived in Philly when Rocky came out. The whole city went nuts! The radio stations were deluged with calls requesting the theme song. They asked people to stop calling, saying they couldn't play it any more often than they already were, which was about every 15 minutes. Everyone went to Institute of Art to get their picture taken at the top of the steps.
It was very significant
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wauw thankyu for an amazing story amazing love!
Sly’s the greatest.
Saw Rocky at 12 yrs old and it literally inspired me through every single struggle growing up.
Thanks Sylvester Stallone.
I’m 57 and still punching 👊
Yea I'm 68 and we tried to drink raw eggs and it ain't easy!
You could tell he was proud of his work,God Bless you Mr. Stallone and RIP Johnny Carson.
Carson was before my time, so when I finally saw him on TH-cam, I couldn't believe that a talk show host could be as brilliant as Letterman, without being rude, as sympathetic as Leno, without being boring, and as funny as Conan O'Brien, without being classless. The inimitable Johnny Carson.
wow man, what a great way to put it..
@@gregd6022 Thanks 😏
You explained it very well. It was another era, sadly.
@@haashemmalik216You like your host to be rude, then
Ok
Philly girl here who lives near the Art Museum and I go see his statue regularly. 🥊 For every person in 1976 who heard the first sounds of the trumpet from ‘Gonna Fly Now’ as the word ‘Rocky’ scrolled across the screen in the opening credits, you were never the same after that moment. That song changed history and epitomizes an underdog becoming champion.
wauw beautyfully
Oh right. Are u from that generation. Or u much younger
This movie hit like a meteor. What a great time in the world to be a teenage kid going to the movies with your friends. Life was better back then.
"ADRIAN!!!!" - Still one of the best, most inspiring movies ever!
Yo
I read a while back that he still has the two turtles from the pet shop scenes.
The Turtles names are Cuff and Link.. I love Rocky and Sly.
@@Mr61941
Yes, thank you. I couldn't remember their names, it's been a while since I've seen the movie. Apparently turtles live almost forever, if you don't make soup out of them. 😳😰🐢
What a phenomenal boxing movie this was. I bet it gives everybody goosebumps to this day.
Rocky is possibly my favourite film of all time!
One of the greatest stories of human ascent.
My favorite as well. Gotta love Stallone and Rocky, his alter ego. Like Sly says, there's a Rocky in all of us.
It is the greatest movie ever made. Hands down!
Agreed 👍
@@bleep77, I love Rocky but as far as the best movie ever made that would be " the greatest story ever told" with Charleston Heston.
It's so amazing to watch this. Stallone is literally the Rocky character, came from nothing and made it. This being the very beginning moments of his story, it all must've felt so surreal to him.
Well spoken and smart. Won Academy Awards for his incredibly inspirational story.
He’s very bright and well spoken
He's really brilliant. He once talked about writing a film about Edgar Allan Poe. I still hope he does.
This was an amazing story.. Stallone had the courage to stand tall for his vision!
Stand tall lol he's 5'8"
@@mwilliamshs, are you that ignorant?
Stallone's life story is interesting and endearing.
Rick Maldoo
Wow!!...............
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Sly im an old Italian vietnam vet for me & other Italians you made us proud love rocky and rip mick (burgess).
that whole summer was Rocky fever i was 16 in brooklyn and the whole theater was standing during the fight
Johhy was the most best talk show host ever!!! He cared about what you said.. He didn't bring up politic's to his show, he bought the best entertainment ever, on late night TV....... He was the best!! I still watch him every night, still!!!! 🥀🥀🥀🥀.. 2022....
One of the greatest movies ever along with The Godfather, and Ferris Bueller‘s Day off. Stallone is also a very humble nice guy even after all these years.
It was great.....but the best movie ever made was....." the greatest story ever told".
I love "The Lords of Flatbush!!"
I think it's one of his best works.
Wow this was a great jump back in time!! Thank you for posting this. I was just a kid but I loved Rocky so much I read the book, i found it in the school library lol.
To think I went to school with him. Who knew,
I was in 8th grade when we read the book. I t was great at the time.
Johnny said it, there should be a movie about how Rocky was made. A Stallone biopic if you may. Call the movie Sylvester. It will be just as iconic and inspiring as Rocky is.
AN ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE
Totally worth the praise all these years and the deserved rise to fame for Stallone.
Rocky movie I never gonna forget its amazing impressive life forever
I’ll say it again sly is such a legend in rocky and Rambo great job mr. Stallone
We salute you and honor you
Amazing our hero finally remembered the American mind set. We love underdogs in this country. We will always support them. He showed that being a great success and not being poor any more did not guarantee happiness. It comes through in all his films. Rambo was a success for the same reason. He endured even more pain and suffering in his life then Rocky. But his long term toughness and his creativity for survival had us on his side all the way through John Rambos life. In the end he finally makes it back home. We learned to love and admire his fictional characters. They are part of “American culture”. To see him at the beginning of all that adventure and success is heartening. Thank you you tube for showing these moments.
I’m big fan of Sylvester Stallone! I have been watching most of his movies all Rocky movies, All Rambo, cobra, over the top, demolishing man, the specialist, judge dredd, bullet to the head, Oscar, Assassin, cop land, the Lords of flash bush, get carter, stop or my mom will shoot, expendable, and other movies I can’t seem to remember. Sylvester is funny and great actor and I love all his movies that I saw. It be nice to have Autograph and picture.
I wish he'd make a sequel to "Bullet to the Head", was a good movie!
You know it's an early interview when Sly walks out and the Rocky theme is NOT being played.
people always love an underdog story. a dream come true for stallone. And, now he's a legend!
Rocky, Jaws a staple of my 70s youth.
And cannonball run!!
No one could imagine the Star was born with this picture. 50 years later he’s still a movie star and no ordinary celebrity
Two scenes in Rocky always stick with me. His first run, waking up with the raw eggs and the cold Philly streets. And then Mick offering his services to Rocky. Great acting and a sweet scene.
Such a nice man, I hope things work out well for him.
@Daniel,
Yes hopefully they'll let him make a second Rocky movie. 😏
In the height of the Stallone/Schwarzenegger rivalry I realized that even though I loved Arnold's movies, I related with Stallone's characters more. At that point I became a lifelong fan of him and even if his movies sucked he could still do no wrong by me. I admire Silvester Stallone just because he made the Rocky movies.
Yes me too.
F.I.S.T. !
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LOVE Sly Stallone!!! So handsome too with all this hair!!!! National Treasure of an Artist!!!
He is almost bald now..
I don't change the channel when this movie comes on.... Great Interview...
This is brilliant 👍 The whole backstory of Rocky is really interesting. Great movie! Sly is our inspiration 👊👊👊
Good on you sly ! You kicked against the Hollywood tide and won 🥇
Two of my all time favorite people. Each one stunning at their jobs.
Sly is still the same great man. I miss Johnny, he was one of a kind. Nowadays it's just stupidity on tv.
Johnny was a lovely man!
Rocky was number one And still as today a legendary hero
This man Stallone is highly intelligent and extremely articulate
Johnny loved both Sly and Burt Reynolds. He demonstrated great admiration for them. Thanks for sharing.
A talk show segment with no politics .......I miss this
THANKS!!! FOR PUTTING THIS ON HERE...GOD BLESS YOU/FAMILY :-)
This is history...Johnny makes a great point about making a movie of the movie. Crazy.
This was one my dad's heroes
Me and my good friend at the time jogged all the way home from the movie theater we were so pumped!! I’m pretty sure I saw it around seven or eight times at the theater… What a rush..........
It’s weird to hear Sylvester talk so fast. All the times I’ve heard him speak, with this being the only exception, he sounds like he is still in Rocky character
@stevecorino If I sat down with Mr Carson I would have been nervous and talking pretty fast as well!! R.I.P Johnny Carson!
@Corno di Bassetto if you make a comparison to Sly talking then and the way he's been talking over the last 25 years it is slower now
He was clearly nervous. Johnny seemed his normal self. I guess you observed it differently.
@Corno di Bassetto You could at least admit that you don't really know what your talking about instead of getting out the Thesaurus and having a field day. This was Sly's first appearance on the Tonight Show. I am sure Mr Carson didn't want to intimidate him by making the interview complicated or have Sly become embarrassed by coming across as being too self involved with himself. It was a rather simple, yet informative interview. As with your criticism of Mr Carson, I defy you to find ANYONE nowadays and going backwards to at least when he retired in 1992, who you can mention in the same breath as Johnny. As for your piss poor (yet mildly amusing) reference to stepping on one's opinions versus stepping on an actor's lines? That doesn't make any sense at all. When someone were to step over an actor's lines it would most likely be considered talking over the actor or interrupting them. In the case of "stepping on a person's opinion" that doesn't have the connotation. Stepping one someone's opinion would be constructive criticism., which most people nowadays cannot tolerate thus becoming irate and melting like a snowflake. Melt away kind sir, melt away!
Where's the rest of the interview...?
Self made, 100%. Great man. And he's still as cool as he was back then.
Sly is a true underdog guy
He's so cool
The 106 was gaining interest. Legend!
Stallone ..such a legend
Sly’s suit look like he had it a while. Ha. That would change after part 2. Nice to see him b4 his superstardom.
How so? He had money at that time and that suit looks brand new. The style looks a bit old, but the condition of the suit was new.
Stallone made no money with Rocky 1, just fame
Carson , Johnny the king of the tonight show.....
1976
When films had a beautiful meaning and taste
Now we have superheros every month, man!
I love all of the Rocky movies. Definately my favourite Stallone work.
Aww, what a touching success story he is
Happy birthday 🎉🎉 sly
My all time # 1 favorite!!
People dressed so much better long ago.
sammyvh11 HAHAHAHAHA...nice joke folk 😂🤣😂
Yes. Dressed with effort and dignity. We look like Walmart culture now.
@Degree7 Polyester suits. So fashionable..🥴
Everything was so much better , long ago
The main inspiration for me in life after seeing Rocky 3 aged 8. Also, it's where I got my DJ name from! I have my 50th next month, and I'm heading to Philadephia for a Rocky Tour with Mike, who is the real deal Rocky double. A real bucket list for me. Thank you, Sylvester.
Sly actually speaks very intelligently and with great clarity in this early 1976 interview about Rocky
I became a devoted fan. I agree with Mr. Stallone, it was about a love story and life struggles,boxing was in the mix. Not the other way around.
I grew up watching his rocky movies and Rambo movies 🤙🏼
history in the making. No one back then knew the impact of this film . Now we know (2021)
A remarkable human being, and a remarkable career.
Stallone has always been such a snappy dresser
Yo Rocky wanna invest in condominiums? ... no , I don't use'em ...
Sly is a genius
XD
Sly bet on himself. Thats the lesson in real life Rocky taught me. Believe in yourself, bet on yourself.
You forget....”Death Race 2000”. Rambo is my favorite! Fine actor!
Carradine as the villain. Most people don’t know about that film. Pretty sure Sly dabbled in a bit of porn at one point too.
Machine Gun Joe Viturbo!!!!!!!
What a passion this film is to boxing fans.
That suit was very Hells Kitchen Italian! Then he became refined, and more sophisticated.
Rocky is a classic.
If you want to see a really Fun... Smart film.. one that really showcases Stallone's acting ability and superior comic timing.. see 'Oscar'. Fantastic adaptation of a stage play. See it!
A Legend in hindsight
What a smart man
What an inspiration !!!!
Sly is so cute and he has such a beautiful voice. I really wish he was aware of his beauty ❤😍
I can't wait to see it. I hope its as good as they say.
Stallone is one of the greatest movie storytellers Rocky I, Rambo I, Paradise Alley are timeless classics.
Plus hes acted in others that stand the test of time Cop Land being the best of the bunch.
This is a treasure
Thanks man for share
Holy Cow, I thought that was Jay Leno that walked out and sat down with Johnny! LOL
They had the same hair back then.
RIP Jonny Carson
Little late there lady.
Everyone that I recommend to see the movie Rocky, is surprised that it is a cerebral love story. If you like a serious film about identity and love in a rough life-course, you need to watch Rocky. Now, the sequels were much less cerebral and more tropey for sure.
The greatest movie ever made...jmo
that scene when he's in the car with the mob boss, one of the great natural moments in acting history, in my opinion, just a few seconds, but it revealed what a film could really be, i.e. truly great
That was way too cool a fantastic rememory
Such a great movie...today there is nothing coming out of any interest
So Rt! Absolutely Nothing Today!!
That’s completely absurd. There are excellent movies released every year. You’re simply ignoring them or don’t know where to look.
Rocky is one of my favorite films. But for the complete opposite vibe, there's Joker. Best movie in a long time.
Rubbish, Swedish Nymphs Get Roasted 3 is out next month
@@VideoAmericanStyle Ok let's hear this list of "excellent movies" your referring to.
WOW. I’m in awe.
It's really true. When you don't have a lot of money, if somebody offers you a million dollars, it's to surreal to fathom. I can really relate to Sly here. If I had a project at heart, I would think twice to sell it.
Best actor in the WORLD!!
Still have yet to see it. No plans either
Back when talk shows we're good and not anti American propaganda garbage.
Brain Washing Machines promoted egomaniacal network executives with puppet hosts.
But its all okay when they promote the right wing?
@@PhantomRenegades94 lol, see how they have you wired already. I didn't say left or right. None of that matters.
If either left or right are proposing any anti-american laws we as American citizens have a duty to stop them.
Don't let them divide us. Let's stick together.
@@DayBowBow You watch PJW, Mark Dice, and Steven Crowder because they promote unity among all? Seems all they do is demonize anyone who isn't right wing.
The music bro..the music...
Wayne Gretzky was right Sly is the embodiment one misses all shots one doesnt take in life, MnM sang it best. After 50 years i can say w certainty im glad i put my 🧅🧅 in the table bet my last dollar on myself be willing to take on debt to see one's dreams through like most my folks didnt hand me much of anything but my life i did the rest best wishes to the dreamers and more importantly the doers in life 😎👍🏻
If you meet Stallone in person, it's still polite to refer to him as a palooka.
Sly's story is every bit as good as the movie.
Have you tried watching rocky in 2020s though. It's very very clearly done on a budget. But it is legendary.
Another good part Stallone played was as Frank Nitti in the 1975 version of "Capone(Ben Gazzara playing Al Capone)"